Mortar squad
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A single mortar squad consists of a two-man mortar crew and a team leader, with ammunition typically spread-loaded across the entire unit the mortar section is a part of.
Fireteam
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The base unit of the Marine infantry is the fireteam, with a team leader, an automatic rifleman, an assistant automatic rifleman, and a rifleman. One of the four may carry an M203 or M320 grenade launcher, or increasingly a MAAWS rocket launcher.
ACV section
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The ACV section is intended to mechanize one rifle platoon, and consists of four ACVs (one of which may be the IFV variant). The leader depicted is typically one of the crew of the lead ACV and is depicted separately for clarity.
Assault section
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The assault section contains additional firepower for the rifle company, particularly anti-armor firepower in the form of additional Javelins, MAAWS gunners, and their leadership.
Mortar section
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The mortar section is responsible for the organic indirect fires of the infantry company, with 60 mm mortars and their supporting infrastructure. In practice, additional mortars may be attached, and those that are already part of the section may be tasked out to platoons.
Assault squad
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Similar to a traditional Marine rifle squad, the assault squad's job is simple: to locate, close with, and destroy the enemy. While attachments from outside the platoon or other squads can be mixed in as needed, the assault squad is light, mobile, and serves to close the last hundred meters that the other two squads have prepared for them.
Weapons squad
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Accompanied by the platoon sergeant, this squad is organized to focus on direct fire capability and anti-armor operations. Like the command squad, its employment is more fluid than traditional units, with the squad leader coordinating placement of each weapons system where they're most beneficial for the platoon as a whole.
Players may want to consider splitting the squad into a machine gun team and an anti-armor team, or make their own arrangements as desired.
Rifle squad
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With a squad leader and assistant squad leader alongside three fireteams, the squad is the next echelon up. The ASL is typically used to operate drones or employ heavier weapons and is represented by a MAAWS gunner here.
Effects squad
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With the platoon commander overseeing a complex web of effects, this squad contains most of the electronic warfare and counter-UAS capability for the platoon, and is typically deployed spread among the rest of the platoon to provide anti-air and EW support where it's most needed.
Unlike a traditional squad organization, the effects squad mixes in components from specialties traditionally considered outside the infantry domain. Players should feel free to invent new and innovative specialty-based slurs for each other if they want to lean into the social impacts of this arrangement.
ACV platoon
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The ACV platoon is intended to mechanize one rifle company, and consists of three ACV sections and a command vehicle, any of which may be the IFV variant. The leaders depicted are typically in of the crew of the command vehicle and are depicted separately for clarity.
Company headquarters
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The company headquarters contains both the company leadership and Marines specialized in intelligence, fire support coordination, and logistics, giving each Marine rifle company a full staff complement in miniature.
Rifle platoon
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The platoon combines three squads and a weapons squad, along with a handful of UAS, a platoon commander and platoon sergeant, and one to two hospital corpsmen. This configuration is flexible, and will often include a variety of task-specific attachments
Machine gun section
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The machine gun section is home to the company's medium machine guns, although in practice it's typically broken out among the line platoons to provide more firepower at the decisive point.
Weapons platoon
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Typically led by the most senior lieutenant among the platoon commanders, the weapons platoon plays host to the Marines' small unit heavy weapons, from mortars to machine guns and beyond.
Rifle company
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The Marine rifle company is the base of small unit operations for the Marine Corps, with a degree of independent sustainment once battalion attachments are factored in. The rifle company is flexible and often augmented by a variety of task-specific attachments to ensure mission accomplishment.
