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=== Semi-structured fleet channels ===

Semi-structured fleet channels contain two channels, the main fleet channel named (e.g.) ''Delta Squad'' and a sub-channel name (e.g.) ''Delta Command.''  As you probably already ~~realisd~~, if you are in a command position such as SC, WC or a Scout (or the FC tells you to get into command chat), you should join the Command sub-channel, whilst normal fleet members should join the parent Squad channel.  This sort of fleet channel is useful for medium sized fleets (e.g. one or two wings).

Semi-structured fleet channels contain two channels, the main fleet channel named (e.g.) ''Delta Squad'' and a sub-channel name (e.g.) ''Delta Command.''  As you probably already realised, if you are in a command position such as SC, WC or a Scout (or the FC tells you to get into command chat), you should join the Command sub-channel, whilst normal fleet members should join the parent Squad channel.  This sort of fleet channel is useful for medium sized fleets (e.g. one or two wings).

The two channels are linked, which means the normal PTT talks to both.  Therefore fleet members do not need any special PTT key, your normal PTT you set up during Mumble installation talks to everyone in the fleet (yes, even those in Command).  If you are in Command, you will need another PTT key that talks only to the current channel.  To set that up, go to Configure -> Settings -> Shortcuts, which will pop up a window that looks like this:

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Note that it will only talk to Command chat if you yourself are also in Command.  If you are in the general fleet channel it will talk to the general fleet ONLY, i.e. not Command.

=== Fully structured fleet channels ===

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 === Semi-structured fleet channels<br>  ===
-Semi-structured fleet channels contain two channels, the main fleet channel named (e.g.) ''Delta Squad'' and a sub-channel name (e.g.) ''Delta Command.''&nbsp; As you probably already realisd, if you are in a command position such as SC, WC or a Scout (or the FC&nbsp;tells you to get into command chat), you should join the Command sub-channel, whilst normal fleet members should join the parent Squad channel.&nbsp; This sort of fleet channel is useful for medium sized fleets (e.g. one or two wings).<br>
+Semi-structured fleet channels contain two channels, the main fleet channel named (e.g.) ''Delta Squad'' and a sub-channel name (e.g.) ''Delta Command.''&nbsp; As you probably already realised, if you are in a command position such as SC, WC or a Scout (or the FC&nbsp;tells you to get into command chat), you should join the Command sub-channel, whilst normal fleet members should join the parent Squad channel.&nbsp; This sort of fleet channel is useful for medium sized fleets (e.g. one or two wings).<br>
 The two channels are linked, which means the normal PTT talks to both.&nbsp; Therefore fleet members do not need any special PTT key, your normal PTT you set up during Mumble installation talks to everyone in the fleet (yes, even those in Command).&nbsp; If you are in Command, you will need another PTT key that talks only to the current channel.&nbsp; To set that up, go to Configure -&gt; Settings -&gt; Shortcuts, which will pop up a window that looks like this:<br>
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 Note that it will only talk to Command chat if you yourself are also in Command.&nbsp; If you are in the general fleet channel it will talk to the general fleet ONLY, i.e. not Command.
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 === Fully structured fleet channels<br>  ===