Light infantry team
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A U.S. Army light infantry team typically consists of four soldiers, one with a grenade launcher and one with an automatic rifle.
Weapons squad
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Typically assigned to platoons and tasked out from there as appropriate, a U.S. Army light infantry weapons squad consists of two medium machine gun teams and two anti-armor teams, along with a squad leader and drone operator.
Stryker squad
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Thanks to an increased troop capacity over the Bradley, the U.S. Army's Stryker squads closely mirror their light infantry counterparts, with two teams and a squad leader mounted in the back of the vehicle.
Light infantry squad
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The U.S. Army's light infantry squads consist of two teams, along with a squad leader. Recent developments have added some anti-armor and unmanned aerial system capability to the squad.
The rifle squad may also be paired with an Infantry Squad Vehicle for mobility, with one of the rifleman acting as a driver.
Bradley section
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Given the Bradley's passenger capacity, most Bradley deployments feature a squad split between vehicles, with either the platoon leader or platoon sergeant and a squad leader in the section along with other troops.
Bradley platoon
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The Bradley platoon consists of two sections, along with at least one medic and a forward observer. Given that many platoons are understrength, the medic and FO are typically able to ride in the vehicles, replacing a rifleman each from the section organization.
Light infantry platoon
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A U.S. Army light infantry platoon consists of three rifle squads, a weapons squad, and a headquarters section with a platoon leader, platoon sergeant, medic, and three systems operators.
If mounted in Infantry Squad Vehicles, the headquarters element will typically have their own.
