Join the net.
The unit gave you a net without asking — an oppo by default, a corridor of men who knew when something was off. Civvy street doesn't issue one. The Brotherhood is the standing net: section channels, an oppo, two live calls a month. £39 a month, for as long as it's useful.
The battle rhythm of the net
Named rituals on a fixed cadence. You always know what's next and what's expected.
You take a number
Every member takes a number, issued in order of joining and held for as long as you're on the net. Founding members — the first intake, Class 26-08 — are marked as founding on the roll, permanently. The member patch is issued with your number; photography of the insignia goes up when the first patches are in hand.
The log, when it's earned
Member records go up in one format, and one format only. Nothing on this page will ever be invented.
Member records are published as the net grows; Class 26-08 is the founding intake. If you read a log here, it happened.
What £39 actually buys
£39 is one decent night at the pub, gone by morning. The same money runs a month on a standing net of men who notice when you go quiet — and say so. That is the entire pitch. No bonuses, no timers, no theatre.