I am obviously not welcomed :-) Your first line did give you a syntax error, didn't it? Other problems, which the compiler will not tell you, are the following:
  1. The quots surrounding $MemberCall and $i are not neccessary, although they do not cause problem in your case.
  2. if you set $found to "1", then you can not use == later, == is for numbers. 
@AllowedRanks = ("Recruit","General","Captian","Civilian","Airman");

$found=0;

my $MemberCall = "me";

foreach $i (@AllowedRanks){
 if($MemberCall eq $i){
  $found=1;
}
}

if($found==1){
&Welcome;
}else{
&NotWelcome;
}

sub Welcome {
print "welcome\n";
}

sub NotWelcome {
print "Notwelcome\n";
}

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in thread Looking Through Arrays? by ACJavascript

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