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Tanksmasher · 11-13-2019, 11:53 AM

GI JOE Regiment

Regiment Headquarters

Headquarters and Headquarters Company

Command Group
1. Commander [O6]
2. Deputy Commander [O5]
3. Executive Commander [O5]
4. Command Sergeant Major [E9]
S-1 Section
1. S-1 Officer [O4]
2. HR Technician [W2]
3. Senior HR SGT [E8]
4. HR SGT [E6]
5. HR SGT [E5]
6. HR SPC [E4]
7. HR SPC [E3]
S-2 Section
1. S-2 Officer [O5]
2. Assistant S-2 [O4]
3. Counterintelligence Officer [O3]
4. Counterintelligence Technician [W2]
5. Intelligence Senior SGT [E9]
S-3 Section
1. S-3 Officer [O5]
2. Assistant S-3 [O4]
3. S-3 Air [O3]
4. Operations Officer [O3] x 3
5. CBRN Officer [O3]
6. Operations SGT [E9]
7. Operations SGT [E8]
8. CBRN Operations SGT [E8]
9. Assistant Operations SGT [E7]
10. Assistant Operations SGT [E7]
11. Assistant Operations SGT [E6]
12. Assistant Operations SGT [E6] x 2
13. Assistant Operations SGT [E5]
14. Operations Assistant [E4] x 2
Plans/Liaison Section
1. Plans Officer [O4]
2. Liaison Officer [O3] x 3
3. Assistant Plans Officer [O3] x 2
4. Assistant Plans Officer [O3]
5. Assistant Plans Officer [O3]
6. Operations SGT [E8]
7. Liaison SGT [E7] x 3
Fire and Effects Section
1. Fire Support Officer [O4]
2. Marine Staff Officer [O3]
3. Assistant Fire Support Officer [O3]
4. Targeting Officer [W2]
5. Operations SGT [E8]
6. Electronic Warfare SGT NCOIC [E8]
7. Targeting NCO [E7]
8. Effects NCO [E6] x 4
9. Fire Support SGT [E6]
Air Force Weather Section
1. Air Force Staff Officer [O3]
2. Air Force Staff NCO [E7]
Rear Tactical Operations Center (TOC)
1. Operations Officer [O3]
2. Detachment SGT [E7]
Regimental Dog Program
1. MWD Program Manager [E8]
2. MWD Handler [E5]
3. MWD Handler [E5]
Regimental RSTA Section
1. Electronic Warfare Officer [O3]
2. Electronic Warfare Technician [W3]
Regimental Engineer Section
1. Engineer Officer [O4]
S-4 Section
1. S-4 Officer [O4]
2. Logistics Planner [O3]
3. Assistant S-4 [O3]
4. Senior Property Acct Technician [W3]
5. Senior Supply SGT [E8]
6. Senior Supply SGT [E7]
7. Supply SGT [E6]
8. Property Book NCO [E5]
9. Supply NCO [E5]
10. Supply SPC [E4] x 2
11. Supply SPC [E3]
Budget Section
1. Comptroller [O4]
2. Senior Financial Analyst [E6]
3. Budget Analyst [E5]
4. Budget Technician [E4]
S-5 Section
1. Information Operations Officer [O4]
2. S-5 Officer [O4]
3. Civil Affairs SGT [E8]
4. PsyOp Operations SGT [E6]
5. Civil Affairs Operations SGT [E6]
S-6 Section
1. S-6 Officer [O4]
2. Information Management Officer [O3]
3. Senior Information Services Technician [W4]
4. Information Services Technician [W3]
5. Chief Signal NCO [E9]
6. Senior Data System Integrator [E7]
7. COMSEC Custodian [E7]
8. Electro Spectrum Manager [E7]
9. Data System Integrator [E6]
10. LAN Manger [E3]
S-8 Section
1. Plans Officer [O4]
2. Assistant S3/SIMS Officer [O4]
3. Operations SGT [E8]
4. Team SGT [E7] x 4
5. Supply SGT [E6]
Command Judge Advocate Section
1. Command Judge Advocate [O4]
2. Assistant Judge Advocate [O3]
3. Senior Paralegal NCO [E7]
4. Paralegal SPC [E4]
Medical Section
1. Flight Surgeon [O5]
2. Senior Physician Assistant [O4]
3. Medical Operations Officer [O4]
4. Senior Health Care NCO [E8]
5. Medical Logistics SGT [E7]
6. Operations SGT [E7] x 2
7. Plans SGT [E7]
Mental Health Section
1. Clinical Psychologist [O4]
2. Behavioral Health NCO [E6]
Combat Medic Section
1. Emergency Care SGT [E6]
2. Emergency Care SGT [E5] x 4
Unit Ministry Team
1. Chaplain [O4]
2. Chaplain Assistant NCO [E6]
Company Headquarters
1. Commander [O3]
2. Executive Officer [O2]
3. First Sergeant [E8]
4. Supply SGT [E6]
5. CBRN NCO [E5]
6. HR SPC [E4]
7. Supply SPC [E4]
Support Operations
1. Support Operations Officer [O4]
2. Plans Officer [O3]
3. Senior Supply System Technician [W3]
4. Senior Airdrop System Technician [W3]
5. Mobility Officer [W2]
6. Ammunition Warrant Officer [W2]
7. Automotive Maintenance Warrant Officer [W2]
8. Mechanical Maintenance Management NCO [E8]
9. Operations SGT [E8]
10. Senior Food Operations SGT [E8]
11. Senior Movements NCO [E7]
12. Ammunition Senior Inspector [E7]
13. Petrol Operations SGT [E7]
14. Senior Supply SGT [E7]
15. Electronic Maintenance Supervisor [E7]
16. Movements Supervisor [E6]
17. Materiel Control Accounting Supervisor [E6]

Battalion x 3

Headquarters and Headquarters Company

Command Section
1. Commander [O5]
2. Executive Officer [O4]
3. Command Sergeant Major [E9]
S-1 Section
1. S-1 [O3]
2. Senior HR SGT [E7]
3. Paralegal NCO [E6]
4. HR SGT [E6]
5. HR SGT [E5]
6. HR SGT [E5]
7. Paralegal SPC [E4]
8. HR SPC [E4]
9. HR SPC [E4]
10. HR SPC [E3]
11. HR SPC [E3]
S-2 Section
1. S-2 [O3]
2. Assistant S-2 [O2]
3. Tactical Intelligence Officer [O2]
4. Intelligence SGT [E8]
5. Senior Intelligence SGT [E7]
6. Vehicle Driver [E4]
7. Intelligence Analyst [E4]
8. Intelligence Analyst [E3]
S-3 Section
1. S-3 [O4]
2. Liaison Officer [O4]
3. S-3 Air [O3]
4. Plans Officer [O3]
5. Liaison Officer [O3]
6. Assistant S-3 [O3]
7. CBRN Officer [O2]
8. Operations SGT [E9]
9. Operations SGT [E8]
10. Assistant Operations SGT [E7]
11. Assistant Operations SGT [E7]
12. Liaison SGT [E7]
13. CBRN Staff NCO [E7]
14. Assistant Operations SGT [E6]
15. Section Leader [E5]
16. RATELO [E4]
Fires Cell
1. Effects Coordinator [O3]
2. Fire Support SGT [E7]
3. Fire Support SGT [E6]
4. Electronic Warfare SGT [E5]
5. Fire Support SPC [E4]
6. Fire Support SPC [E4]
7. Fire Support SPC [E4]
Air Force Weather Team
1. Air Force Staff Officer [O3]
2. Air Force Staff NCO [E6]
3. Air Force Staff Enlisted [E4]
S-4 Section
1. S-4 [O3]
2. Assistant S-4 [O2]
3. Property ACCT Technician [W2]
4. Senior Supply SGT [E7]
5. Property Book NCO [E5]
6. Supply NCO [E5]
7. Supply SPC [E4]
8. Supply SPC [E4]
Budget Section
1. Budget Analyst [E5]
2. Budget Technician [E4]
S-5 Section
1. S-5 [O3]
2. Civil Affairs Operations SGT [E7]
Sniper Platoon
1. Platoon Leader [O2]
2. Platoon SGT [E7]
3. Section Leader [E6] x 4
4. Senior Sniper [E5] x 12
5. Sniper [E4] x 4
6. Sniper [E4] x 8
7. Fire Support SPC [E4]
Unit Ministry Team
1. Chaplain [O3]
2. Chaplain Assistant NCO [E5]
Battalion Dog Program
1. Kennel Master [E7]
2. Senior MWD Dog Handler [E6]
3. MWD Handler [E5]
4. MWD Handler [E5]
S-6 Section
1. S-6 [O3]
2. Section Chief [E7]
3. Forward Signal Support NCO [E5] x 7
Battalion Communications Platoon
1. Platoon Leader [O2]
2. Signal Information Service NCO [E6] x 2
3. Senior Radio Operator-Maintainer [E5] x 2
4. High Power Radio Operator-Maintainer [E5] x 2
5. Senior COMSEC/Radio Repairer [E5] x 2
6. Radio Operator-Maintainer [E4] x 2
7. Signal Information Service SPC [E4] x 2
8. Equipment Records Parts Repairer [E4]
9. COMSEC/Radio Equipment Repairer [E4]
10. Computer/Detection Systems Repairer [E3]
11. Radio Operator-Maintainer [E3]
12. COMSEC/Radio Equipment Repairer [E3]
COMSEC Logistics Section
1. Information Protection Technician [W3]
2. COMSEC Materiel Manager [E6]
Tactical LAN Team
1. Information Services Technician [W2]
2. Data System Integrator [E6]
3. Senior LAN Manager [E5]
4. LAN Manager [E3]
Company Headquarters
1. Commander [O3]
2. Executive Officer [O2]
3. First Sergeant [E8]
4. Supply SGT [E6]
5. Supply SPC [E4]
Reconnaissance Platoon
1. Platoon Leader [O2]
2. Platoon Sergeant [E7]
3. Forward Observer [E5]
4. Forward Observer [E5]
Reconnaissance Team x 4
1. Team Leader [E6]
2. Assistant Team Leader [E5]
3. Scout [E4]
4. Scout [E4]
5. Scout [E3]
6. Scout [E3]
Mortar Platoon Headquarters
1. Platoon Leader [O2]
2. Platoon Sergeant [E8]
3. RATELO [E3]
Mortar Section x 2
1. Section Leader [E7]
2. Fire Direction Chief [E6]
3. Fire Direction Computer [E5] x 2
4. RATELO [E3]
Mortar Squad x 4
1. Squad Leader [E6]
2. Assistant Gunner [E4]
3. Gunner [E4]
4. Ammunition Bearer [E3]
5. Ammunition Bearer [E3]
6. Ammunition Bearer [E3]
Battalion Medical Platoon
1. Field Medical Assistant [O2]
2. Platoon SGT [E7]
3. Medical Logistics SGT [E6]
Medical Treatment Squad
1. Flight Surgeon [O3]
2. Physical Therapist [O3]
3. Physician Assistant [O3]
4. Health Care SGT [E6]
5. Health Care SGT [E5] x 2
6. Health Care SPC [E4]
7. Health Care SPC [E3] x 2
Ambulance Team
1. Emergency Care SGT [E6]
2. Emergency Care SGT [E5]
3. Emergency Care SGT [E5]
4. Emergency Care SGT [E5]
5. Emergency Care SGT [E5]
Combat Medic Section
1. Emergency Care SGT [E6] x 4
2. Emergency Care SGT [E5] x 14

Rifle Company

Company Headquarters
1. Commander [O3]
2. Executive Officer [O2]
3. First Sergeant [E8]
4. Supply Sergeant [E6]
5. Operations Sergeant [E5]
6. CBRN NCO [E5]
7. Radio Operator-Maintainer [E4]
8. Supply SPC [E4]
9. Radio Operator-Maintainer [E3]
Infantry Company FIST
1. Fire Support Officer [O2]
2. Fire Support SGT [E6]
3. Forward Observer [E5] x 3
4. Fire Support SPC [E4]
5. RATELO [E3] x 3
Antiarmor Squad
1. Squad Leader [E6]
2. Fire Team Leader [E5] x 3
3. Antiarmor SPC [E4] x 3
Rifle Platoon x 3
1. Rifle Platoon Headquarters
  1. Platoon Leader [O2]
  2. Platoon Sergeant [E7]
  3. Radio Operator-Maintainer [E4]
2. Rifle Squad x 3
  1. Squad Leader [E6]
  2. Team Leader [E5] x 2
  3. Automatic Rifleman [E4]
  4. Grenadier [E4] x 2
  5. Rifleman [E3]
3. Weapons Squad
  1. Squad Leader [E6]
  2. Machine Gunner [E4] x 3
  3. Assistant Machine Gunner [E3] x 3
Support Company
1. Company Headquarters
  1. Commander [O3]
  2. Executive Officer [O2]
  3. First Sergeant [E8]
  4. Operations SGT [E7]
  5. Supply SGT [E6]
  6. Forward Signal Support NCO [E5]
  7. Supply SPC [E4]
2. Distribution Platoon

Regimental Special Troops Battalion

HHC

Command Section
…

Regimental Reconnaissance Company

Company Headquarters
1. Commander [O3]
Reconnaissance Platoon
1. Reconnaissance Platoon Headquarters
  1. Platoon Leader [O2]
  2. All Source Intelligence Technician [W2]
  3. Platoon Sergeant [E8]
  4. Liaison SGT [E7] x 2
  5. Fire Support SGT [E7]
  6. Intelligence SGT [E6]
  7. Senior Radio Operator-Maintainer [E5]
  8. Radio Operator-Maintainer [E4]
2. Reconnaissance Team x 6
  1. Team Leader [E8]
  2. Assistant Team Leader [E7] x 2
  3. Reconnaissance SPC [E6] x 2
  4. Fire Support SGT [E6]
  5. Signal Information Services NCO [E6]
Operations Company
Military Intelligence Company
Signal Company
1. Signal Company Headquarters
2. ELM/INFLT Communication …
3. SATCOM Section Headquarters
4. Nodal Support Team
5. SATCOM Team
6. TAC Network Team

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Tanksmasher · 11-13-2019, 11:53 AM

World War II

D-1 USMC Organization (January 1942)
Rifle Platoon

Rifle Platoon Headquarters
1. Platoon Commander (1st Lieutenant)
2. Platoon Sergeant
3. Guide (Sergeant)
4. Demolition Corporal
5. Messenger (PFC)
6. Messenger (PFC)
7. Messenger (PFC)
Rifle Squad x 3
1. Squad Leader (Sergeant)
2. Assistant Squad Leader (Corporal)
3. Automatic Rifleman w/ M1918A2 BAR (PFC)
4. Assistant Automatic Rifleman (PFC)
5. Rifle Grenadier (PFC)
6. Rifleman w/ M1903A3 Springfield or P1917 Enfield (PFC)
7. Rifleman (PFC)
8. Scout (PFC)
9. Scout (PFC)
Automatic Rifle Squad
1. Squad Leader w/ SMG (Sergeant)
2. Automatic Rifleman (PFC)
3. Automatic Rifleman (PFC)
4. Assistant Automatic Rifleman (PFC)
5. Assistant Automatic Rifleman (PFC)
6. Rifleman (PFC)
7. Rifleman (PFC)
8. Rifleman (PFC)

Weapons Platoon

Weapons Platoon Headquarters
1. Platoon Commander (1st Lieutenant)
2. Platoon Sergeant
3. Ammunition Corporal
4. Messenger (PFC)
Machine Gun Section
1. Section Leader (Platoon or Gunnery Sergeant)
  Machine Gun Squad x 2
2. Squad Leader (Corporal)
3. Gunner w/ M1917A1 or M1919A4(PFC)
4. Assistant Gunner (PFC)
5. Ammunition Bearer (PFC)
6. Ammunition Bearer (PFC)
7. Ammunition Bearer (PFC)
Mortar Section
1. Section Leader
  Mortar Squad x 2
2. Squad Leader (Corporal)
3. Gunner w/ M2 60mm (PFC)
4. Assistant Gunner (PFC)
5. Ammunition Bearer (PFC)
6. Ammunition Bearer (PFC)
7. Ammunition Bearer (PFC)

E-1 USMC Organization (April 1943)
Rifle Platoon

Rifle Platoon Headquarters
1. Platoon Commander (1st Lieutenant)
2. Platoon Sergeant
3. Guide (Sergeant)
4. Demolition Corporal
5. Messenger (PFC)
6. Messenger (PFC)
7. Messenger (PFC)
Rifle Squad x 3
1. Squad Leader w/ M1 Carbine (Sergeant)
2. Assistant Squad Leader (Corporal)
3. Automatic Rifleman w/ M1918A2 BAR (PFC)
4. Automatic Rifleman w/ M1918A2 BAR (PFC)
5. Assistant Automatic Rifleman (PFC)
6. Assistant Automatic Rifleman (PFC)
7. Rifle Grenadier (PFC)
8. Rifleman w/ M1 Rifle (PFC)
9. Rifleman (PFC)
10. Rifleman (PFC)
11. Rifleman (PFC)
12. Rifleman (PFC)

F-1 USMC Organization (March 1944)

Rifle Platoon Headquarters
1. Platoon Commander w/ M1 Carbine (1st Lieutenant)
2. Platoon Sergeant w/ M1 Carbine
3. Guide w/ M1 Rifle (Sergeant)
4. Demolition Corporal w/ M1 Rifle
5. Messenger w/ M1 Rifle (PFC)
6. Messenger w/ M1 Rifle (PFC)
7. Messenger w/ M1 Rifle (PFC)
Rifle Squad x 3 (M1A1 Flamethrower per squad)
1. Squad Headquarters
  1. Squad Leader w/ M1 Carbine (Sergeant)
2. Fire Team x 3
  1. Team Leader w/ M1 Rifle (Corporal)
  2. Automatic Rifleman w/ BAR (PFC)
  3. Assistant Rifleman w/ M1 Rifle (PFC)
  4. Rifleman w/ M1 Rifle (PFC)

US Army Rifle Company Organization FM 7-10 (1941)
Rifle Platoon

Platoon Headquarters
1. Platoon Leader
2. Platoon Sergeant
3. Platoon Guide (Sergeant)
4. Messenger
5. Messenger
Rifle Squad x 3
1. Squad Leader (Sergeant)
2. Assistant Squad Leader / Antitank Rifle Grenadier (Corporal)
3. Automatic Rifleman
4. Assistant Automatic Rifleman
5. Ammunition Bearer
6. Rifleman
7. Rifleman
8. Rifleman
9. Rifleman
10. Rifleman
11. Rifleman / Scout
12. Rifleman / Scout

Weapons Platoon

Platoon Headquarters
1. Platoon Leader
2. Platoon Sergeant
3. Transport Corporal
4. Messenger
5. Messenger
6. Chauffeur x ?
Light Machinegun Section
1. Section HQ
  1. Section Leader (Sergeant)
2. Light Machinegun Squad x 2
  1. Squad Leader
  2. Gunner
  3. Assistant Gunner
  4. Ammunition Bearer
60mm Mortar Section
1. Section HQ
  1. Section Leader (Sergeant)
2. Mortar Squad x 3

FM 7-10 (1944) Rifle Company
Rifle Platoon

Platoon Headquarters
1. Platoon Leader
2. Platoon Sergeant
3. Platoon Guide
4. Messenger
Rifle Squad x 3
1. Squad Leader w/ M1 carbine
2. Assistant Squad Leader / Rifle Grenadier w/ M
3. Automatic Rifleman
4. Assistant Automatic Rifleman
5. Ammunition Bearer
6. Rifleman w/ M1 rifle
7. Rifleman w/ M1 rifle
8. Rifleman / Grenadier w/ M1 rifle and M7 launcher, M17 (impact frag), M9A1 (antitank)
9. Rifleman / Grenadier w/ M1 rifle
10. Rifleman / Scout w/ M1 rifle
11. Rifleman / Scout w/ M1 rifle
12. Rifleman / Platoon Sniper w/ M1903A4 rifle

Weapons Platoon

Platoon Headquarters
1. Platoon Leader
2. Platoon Sergeant
3. Platoon Guide
4. Messenger
Light Machinegun Section
1. Section HQ
  1. Section Leader
  2. Messenger
2. Light Machinegun Squad x 2
  1. Squad Leader
  2. Gunner
  3. Assistant Gunner
  4. Ammunition Bearer
60mm Mortar Section
1. Section HQ
  1. Section Leader
  2. Messenger
2. 60mm Mortar Squad x 3
  1. Squad Leader
  2. Gunner
  3. Assistant Gunner
  4. Ammunition Bearer

Frontages:

Attack
1. Platoon
  1. Column - 150-200'
  2. Line -
Defense
1. Platoon
  1. Column -
  2. Line -
Attack
- Approach March Dispositions
  1. Line of Squads
    1. Suitable for hostile terrain
    2. Hard to control and maneuver
    3. Max fire to the front
  2. Two Squads Back
    1. Best for flank and frontal security
- Zone of Reconnaissance
  1. 300 yards or more in width
  2. Platoon moves after scouts reach objective: slowest
  3. Platoon moves after scouts reconnoiter objective and move toward next objective
  4. Platoon follows scouts 400-600 yards behind: fastest
- Preparation for Attack
  1. Platoon halts in assembly area

DEFENSE

TACTICAL EMPLOYMENT ACTION BY PLATOON LEADER
RECONNAISSANCE
PLATOON DEFENSE ORDER
AMMUNITION SUPPLY
FRONTAGES

Heavily Wooded, broken terrain: < 250 yards
Longer, open fields of fire: 400-500 yards
Flat, open terrain with linear obstacles (i.e. rivers): > 500 yards
Platoon typically does not occupy more than 300 yards

DISTRIBUTION OF SQUADS

Front-line Platoon
Support Platoon

FIRE PLAN
ANTIMECHANIZED DEFENSE
ANTIAIRCRAFT SECURITY
COMMAND AND OBSERVATION POST
ORGANIZATION OF GROUND
LOCAL SECURITY
CONDUCT OF DEFENSE
PLATOON AS COMBAT OUTPOST
RETROGRADE MOVEMENTS

Weapons:
M1 Garand Rifle - .30-06, 40-50 rpm, 1320', 8-rd clip, 9.6 lb.
M1 Carbine - .30, 400 rpm, 600', 15-rd mag, 5.5 lb.
M2 Carbine - .30, 750 rpm, 650', 30-rd mag, 5.6 lb.
M1A1 Flamethrower - napalm, 65-141', 65 lb.
M2-2 Flamethrower - 0.5 gal/s (7 s max), 65-132', 5-shot ign., 2 x 2-gal. tanks, 67.9 lb. (43 empty)
M1903 Springfield - .30-06, 15 rpm, 2000', 8.6 lb.
M1911 Colt - .45 ACP, 82', 7-rd mag, 2.5 lb.
M1918 BAR (Browning Automatic Rifle) - .30-06, 500 rpm, 1069', 20-rd mag, 16 lb.
M1919A4 MMG (Medium Machine Gun) - 7.62mm, 400 rpm, 31 lb.
M1A1 Thompson SMG (Submachinegun) - .45 ACP, 700 rpm, 656', 20- or 30-rd mag, 10.5 lb.
MP3 "Grease Gun" SMG - .45 ACP, 450 rpm, 300', 8.2 lb.

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RIFLE PLATOON

GENERAL

COMPOSITION

Platoon consists of command group and three rifle squads.

DUTIES OF COMMAND GROUP

Platoon Leader - trains, disciplines, controls, and employs platoon.
Platoon Sergeant - helps control platoon's direction and rate of movement.
Platoon Guide - prevents straggling, enforces orders, and replenishes ammunition from the rear.
Messengers - one reports to company commander, one to platoon leader.

CONTROL AND COMMUNICATION

Platoon leader communicates to platoon with oral orders and hand signals.
Platoon leader communicates to company commander with messengers, radio, or visual signals.

ROUTE MARCH

Platoon marches in column as directed by company commander, but platoon leader prescribes order of march for squads.

SPECIAL OPERATIONS

See CH 1-3

AMMUNITION SUPPLY IN COMBAT

See para 214

ATTACK

APPROACH MARCH

Dispositions
1. Platoon column
  1. Suitable for narrow, covered terrain and low visibility
  2. Easy to control and maneuver
  3. Vulnerable to frontal fire
  4. Depth of 150-200 yards
2. Line of squads
3. Two squads forward, one back
4. One squad forward, two back
Direction and rate of advance
1. A base platoon controls direction and rate of advance and halts only from orders of company commander or enemy resistance.
2. A base squad controls direction and rate of advance under cover and concealment as directed by platoon leader.
3. For night movement, platoon leader reconnoiters in daylight and plots route via bearings and distinguishable terrain.
Contact
1. When following a unit at night or in poor visibility, platoons use connecting files to maintain contact.
Movement to successive objectives
Action when enemy is encountered
Zone of reconnaissance
Duties of platoon scouts
Termination
Preparation for attack

Tanksmasher · 11-24-2019, 02:59 AM

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1. State - 10 Counties
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    1. City - 10 Wards
      1. Ward - 10 Communities
        Community - 10 Families
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        Person

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10 United Nations / Presidents of the UN

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  1. Tagma (Battalion) / Tagmatarchis (Major)
    1. Lochos (Company) / Lochagos (Captain)
      1. Hoplite (Soldier)

Samurai Military

Emperor
Shogun (General)
Kokka (Domain) / Daimyo (Warlord)
Kashindan or Gundan / High Samurai
Te / Soutaishou (Commander in Chief)
Sonae (Tactical unit) / Taishou (General)
Kumi: 300-800 men / Kumigashira
Platoon / Kogashira
Troops:
Teppo-gumi (arquebusiers)
Yumi-gumi (archers)
Yari-gumi (pikemen)
Kiba-tai (cavalry and retainers)
Hata-gumi (standard bearers)
Konida (logistic specialists)
Jonin (Upper Man)
Chunin (Middle Man)
Genin (Lower Man)

Roman Military under Gaius Marius

Legio (Legion) / Legatus (Legate) Legionis & Praefectus Castrorum = 5120 legionnaires

Cohors Prima (1st Cohort) / Primus Pilus (1st Centurion) = 800 legionnaires
1. Centuria x 5 = 800 legionnaires
  1. Contubernium x 20 = 160 legionnaires
Cohors (Cohort) x 9 / Senior Centurion (Captain) = 4320 legionnaires
1. Centuria x 6 / Centurion & Optio (Captain & XO) = 480 legionnaires
  1. Contubernium x 10 / Decanus (Chief) = 80 legionnaires
    1. Legionnaire x 8

Note: contubernia (plural), centuriae (plural)

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Easy Company, 2nd Battalion, 141st Regiment
The Rock, Sergeant Franklin Rock, born Pittsburgh, PA
Ice Cream Soldier, Phillip Mason, born 1926, point man
Little Sure Shot, Louis Kiyahani, American Apache, sniper
Bulldozer, Coproal Horace Eustace Canfield
Anthony "Tony" Dante
Lieutenant Cahill
Sergeant Stryker
Jerry
Shaker, Nat, bazooka soldier
Wildman, Harold Shapiro
Zack Taylor Nolan, bazooka soldier
Long Round, bazooka soldier
Short Round, bazooka soldier
Four-Eyes, sharpshooter
Jackie Johnson, from Harlem
Canary
Hot-Head, Sean O'Grady
Junior, William West
Beanpole, .30 caliber gunner
Farmer Boy
Sunny, Samuel S. Gordon
Nick
Tag-a-Long, Thomas
Wee Willie
Tin Soldier, Randy Booth
Worry Wart
Mechanic, Milt Cohen
Curly
Crap Shooter
Sprinter
Johnny Doe
Fat Phil
George
Skinny Sam
Sleeper
Downbeat
Ducktail
Sniper
Ben Ruiz
Ray
Tony Giella
Flame-Thrower
Charlie Gibbs
Hy Nelson
Smitty
Lucca
Casey
Anderson
Cohen
Major Thorpe
Stretch
Mickey/Dummy
Lonesome
Larry Rock, Franklin's brother, Marine
Lt. Vickens
"Samson" Nestor
"Stretch" Miller
Corporal "Fox" Thomas
Major Beldon
Lt. Foster

Memories of Veteran Heroes, Chris Haigh

Tanksmasher · 11-24-2019, 03:00 AM

COBRA COMMAND
Commander in Chief

Western Global Command - Commandant

North Western Regional Command - Field Marshal or General of the Army

First Army - North America - General
1. I Corps - Canada - Lieutenant General
  1. 1st Infantry Division - Major General
    1. Infantry Brigade - Colonel
      1. Infantry Battalion - Lieutenant Colonel
        Infantry Company - Captain
        Infantry Platoon - Lieutenant
        Rifle Squad - Sergeant
        Fire Team - Corporal
        Cobra Viper - Private
  2. 2nd Infantry Division
  3. 3rd Infantry Division
2. II Corps - United States
  1. 4th Infantry Division
  2. 5th Infantry Division
  3. 6th Infantry Division
3. III Corps - Mexico
  1. 7th Infantry Division
  2. 8th Infantry Division
  3. 9th Infantry Division
First Air Force - North America
1. I Air Corps - Canada
  1. 1st Air Division
  2. 2nd Air Division
  3. 3rd Air Division
2. II Air Corps - United States
  1. 4th Air Division
  2. 5th Air Division
  3. 6th Air Division
3. III Air Corps - Mexico
  1. 7th Air Division
  2. 8th Air Division
  3. 9th Air Division
First Navy - North America - Admiral
1. I Fleet - Canada - Vice Admiral
  1. 1st Naval Group - Rear Admiral
    1. Destroyer Squadron - Captain
      1. Destroyer - Commander
  2. 2nd Naval Group
  3. 3rd Naval Group
2. II Fleet - United States
  1. 4th Naval Group
  2. 5th Naval Group
  3. 6th Naval Group
3. III Fleet - Mexico
  1. 7th Naval Group
  2. 8th Naval Group
  3. 9th Naval Group

Mid Western Regional Command - Grand Admiral or Admiral of the Navy

Second Army - Central America
1. IV Corps
  1. 10th Infantry Division
  2. 11th Infantry Division
  3. 12th Infantry Division
2. V Corps
  1. 13th Infantry Division
  2. 14th Infantry Division
  3. 15th Infantry Division
3. VI Corps
  1. 16th Infantry Division
  2. 17th Infantry Division
  3. 18th Infantry Division
Second Air Force - Central America
1. IV Air Corps
  1. 10th Air Division
  2. 11th Air Division
  3. 12th Air Division
2. V Air Corps
  1. 13th Air Division
  2. 14th Air Division
  3. 15th Air Division
3. VI Air Corps
  1. 16th Air Division
  2. 17th Air Division
  3. 18th Air Division
Second Navy - Central America
1. IV Fleet
  1. 10th Naval Group
  2. 11th Naval Group
  3. 12th Naval Group
2. V Fleet
  1. 13th Naval Group
  2. 14th Naval Group
  3. 15th Naval Group
3. VI Fleet
  1. 16th Naval Group
  2. 17th Naval Group
  3. 18th Naval Group

South Western Regional Command - Air Marshal or General of the Air Force

Third Army - South America
1. VII Corps - Venezuela & Columbia
  1. 19th Infantry Division
  2. 20th Infantry Division
  3. 21st Infantry Division
2. VIII Corps - Brazil
  1. 22nd Infantry Division
  2. 23rd Infantry Division
  3. 24th Infantry Division
3. IX Corps - Argentina & Chile
  1. 25th Infantry Division
  2. 26th Infantry Division
  3. 27th Infantry Division
Third Air Force - South America
1. VII Air Corps - Venezuela & Columbia
  1. 19th Air Division
  2. 20th Air Division
  3. 21st Air Division
2. VIII Air Corps - Brazil
  1. 22nd Air Division
  2. 23rd Air Division
  3. 24th Air Division
3. XI Corps - Argentina & Chile
  1. 25th Air Division
  2. 26th Air Division
  3. 27th Air Division
Third Navy - South America
1. VII Fleet - Venezuela & Columbia
  1. 19th Naval Group
  2. 20th Naval Group
  3. 21st Naval Group
2. VIII Fleet - Brazil
  1. 22nd Naval Group
  2. 23rd Naval Group
  3. 24th Naval Group
3. IX Fleet - Argentina & Chile
  1. 25th Naval Group
  2. 26th Naval Group
  3. 27th Naval Group

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Central Global Command

North Central Regional Command

Fourth Army - Europe
1. X Corps = Western Europe
  1. 28th Infantry Division
  2. 29th Infantry Division
  3. 30th Infantry Division
2. XI Corps - Central Europe
  1. 31st Infantry Division
  2. 32nd Infantry Division
  3. 33rd Infantry Division
3. XII Corps - Eastern Europe
  1. 34th Infantry Division
  2. 35th Infantry Division
  3. 36th Infantry Division
Fourth Air Force - Europe
1. X Air Corps
2. XI Air Corps
3. XII Air Corps
Fourth Navy - Europe
1. X Fleet
2. XI Fleet
3. XII Fleet

Mid Central Regional Command

Fifth Army - Mediterranean
1. XIII Corps
  1. 37th Infantry Division
  2. 38th Infantry Division
  3. 39th Infantry Division
2. XIV Corps
  1. 40th Infantry Division
  2. 41st Infantry Division
  3. 42nd Infantry Division
3. XV Corps
  1. 43rd Infantry Division
  2. 44th Infantry Division
  3. 45th Infantry Division
Fifth Air Force - Mediterranean
1. XIII Air Corps
2. XIV Air Corps
3. XV Air Corps
Fifth Navy - Mediterranean
1. XIII Fleet
2. XIV Fleet
3. XV Fleet

South Central Regional Command

Sixth Army - Africa
1. XVI Corps - North Africa
  1. 46th Infantry Division
  2. 47th Infantry Division
  3. 48th Infantry Division
2. XVII Corps - Central Africa
  1. 49th Infantry Division
  2. 50th Infantry Division
  3. 51st Infantry Division
3. XVIII Corps - South Africa
  1. 52nd Infantry Division
  2. 53rd Infantry Division
  3. 54th Infantry Division
Sixth Air Force - Africa
1. XVI Air Corps - North Africa
2. XVII Air Corps - Central Africa
3. XVIII Air Corps - South Africa
Sixth Navy - Africa
1. XVI Fleet - North Africa
2. XVII Fleet - Central Africa
3. XVIII Fleet - South Africa

[/LIST]

Eastern Global Command

North Eastern Regional Command

Seventh Army - Asia
1. XIX Corps
  1. 55th Infantry Division
  2. 56th Infantry Division
  3. 57th Infantry Division
2. XX Corps
  1. 58th Infantry Division
  2. 59th Infantry Division
  3. 60th Infantry Division
3. XXI Corps
  1. 61st Infantry Division
  2. 62nd Infantry Division
  3. 63rd Infantry Division
Seventh Air Force - Asia
1. XIX Air Corps
2. XX Air Corps
3. XXI Air Corps
Seventh Navy - Asia
1. XIX Fleet
2. XX Fleet
3. XXI Fleet

Mid Eastern Regional Command

Eighth Army - Indonesia
1. XXII Corps
  1. 64th Infantry Division
  2. 65th Infantry Division
  3. 66th Infantry Division
2. XXIII Corps
  1. 67th Infantry Division
  2. 68th Infantry Division
  3. 69th Infantry Division
3. XXIV Corps
  1. 70th Infantry Division
  2. 71st Infantry Division
  3. 72nd Infantry Division
Eighth Air Force - Indonesia
1. XXII Air Corps
2. XXIII Air Corps
3. XXIV Air Corps
Eighth Navy - Indonesia
1. XXII Fleet
2. XXIII Fleet
3. XXIV Fleet

South Eastern Regional Command

Ninth Army - Australia
1. XXV Corps
  1. 73rd Infantry Division
  2. 74th Infantry Division
  3. 75th Infantry Division
2. XXVI Corps
  1. 76th Infantry Division
  2. 77th Infantry Division
  3. 78th Infantry Division
3. XXVII Corps
  1. 79th Infantry Division
  2. 80th Infantry Division
  3. 81st Infantry Division
Ninth Air Force - Australia
1. XXV Air Corps
2. XXVI Air Corps
3. XXVII Air Corps
Ninth Navy - Australia
1. XXV Fleet
2. XXVI Fleet
3. XXVII Fleet

[/LIST]

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COMMAND

Sub Command

Air Force

Air Corps
1. Air Division
  1. Wing x 3
    1. Squadron x 3
      1. Flight x 3
        Element x 3
        Fighter x 4

Army

Corps
1. Division
  1. Regiment x 3
    1. Battalion x 3
      1. Company x 3
        Platoon x 3
        Tank x 4

Navy

Naval Fleet
1. Naval Group
  1. Naval Squadron
    1. Naval Ship / Boat Flotilla
      1. Ship Department / Boat Company
        Ship Division / Boat Platoon
        Ship Section / Boat x 4

Sub Command

Air Assault Brigade, Armored Brigade, Infantry Brigade
1st Strike Group, 2nd Surface Group, 3rd Expeditionary Group

Tanksmasher · 11-24-2019, 03:00 AM

Rip Cord is the team's airborne infiltration expert. He is an experienced military free fall parachutist, a static line jumpmaster and MFF jumpmaster, as well as an instructor and advanced infiltration techniques. He is a master parachutist with ten combat jumps.
Airborne is the team's air assault expert. He is a Rappel Master, Fast Rope Master, Cast Master, and HRST Master. A graduate of the Jungle Warfare School, he specializes in tropical and temperate forests.
Torpedo is the team's underwater insertion specialist. A former SEAL, he is a combatant diver and Dive Supervisor, as well as an SDV pilot/navigator and Dry Deck Shelter operator. He specializes in submarine terrain.
Heavy Metal is the team's heavy armor operator. An experienced Vehicle Commander, he is qualified to drive the M1A1 Abrams tank, the M3A2 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle, the Stryker and various HMMWV. He specializes in open terrain and temperate grassland.
Alpine is the team's vertical assault expert. He is an Assualt Climber and Mountain Leader. He specializes in alpine and high-altitude environments.
Snow Job is the team's Over Snow Transport specialist. He is a scout skier, instructor, and skijoring expert. He specializes in winter operations, boreal forests, and polar terrain.
Cutter is the team's seaborne specialist. He is the Lead Mariner and VBSS Boarding Officer. He specializes in maritime (blue-water) operations.
Felino is the team's small boat operations expert. A former SWCC, he is a qualified engineer, boat captain, and patrol officer. He specializes in riverine (brown-water) operations and riparian terrain.
Spirit is the team's equestrian expert. He is the Lead Rider and animal packing specialist. He specializes in open scrub, chapparal and cold desert terrain.
Leatherneck is the team's amphibious assault expert. He is a qualified beach-master, LCAC coxswain, and SURC coxswain. He specializes in littoral (green-water) operations.
Law is the team's security specialist. A former Special Reaction Team member, he is qualified in Close Quarter Combat and breaching. He is a also Military Working Dog Handler. He specializes in urban environments.
Tunnel Rat is the team's underground specialist. He is an expert in demolitions and explosive ordnance disposal. He specializes in subterranean operations and caves.
Dusty is the team's armored vehicle driver, camel handler, and desert infiltration specialist. He specializes in hot subtropical deserts and savannahs.
Muskrat is the team's canoe, kayak, and air skiff specialist. He specializes in small craft operations and wetlands.

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SPECIAL FORCES COMPANY Desert
SPECIAL FORCES COMPANY Jungle
SPECIAL FORCES COMPANY Maritime
SPECIAL FORCES COMPANY Polar
SPECIAL FORCES COMPANY Woodland
1. SFODA - MFF
2. SFODA - Combat Dive
3. SFODA - Mountain
4. SFODA - Small Watercraft
5. SFODA - Air Assault
6. SFODA - Ground Vehicle

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Marauders Task Force
1. Agency Ops: CIA
2. Arctic Ops:
  1. Marine Special Operations Team (MSOT)
  2. Navy Special Warfare Special Reconnaissance Team (NSW SRT)
  3. Ranger Reconnaissance Team (RRT)
  4. Special Forces Operational Detachment Alpha
3. Assault Ops
4. Chimera Ops: Naval VBSS
5. Command Ops
6. Contract Ops: PMC
7. Desert Ops: Special Forces Company - Desert
8. Engineer Ops: Combat Engineer Company
9. Field Ops: Navy Special Warfare SEAL Platoon - VBSS
10. Flight Ops: Special Operations Aviation Company - AH-6
11. Ghost Ops (Black)
12. Ghost Ops (Blue)
13. Ghost Ops (Green)
14. Ghost Ops (Grey)
15. Ghost Ops (Red)
16. Ghost Ops (White)
17. Havoc Ops: Special Operations Aviation Company - MH-60
18. Hazard Ops: EOD Team
19. Jungle Ops: Navy Special Warfare Boat Detachment
20. Night Ops: Navy Special Warfare SEAL Delivery Vehicle Platoon
21. Range Ops: Special Ops Security Force - Deployed Aviation Ground Response Element
22. Recon Ops: Ranger Reconnaissance Team
23. Rescue Ops: Special Tactics Team
24. Security Ops: Maritme Security Response Team
25. Shock Ops: CBRNE Team
26. Special Ops: Marine Special Operations Team
27. Strato Ops
28. Strike Ops
29. Tech Ops
30. Terra Ops
31. Urban Ops: Army Special Reaction Team

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Climate

Polar

polar desert (ice sheet) - cold and arid
polar grassland (tundra) - cold and semi-arid
boreal woodland - cold and semi-humid
boreal forest (taiga) - cold and humid
boreal wetland - cold and inundated

Temperate

desert - warm and arid
grassland - warm and semi-arid
woodland - warm and semi-humid
forest - warm and humid
wetland - warm and inundated

Tropical

tropical desert - hot and arid
tropical grassland (veld) - hot and semi-arid
tropical woodland (savanna) - hot and semi-humid
tropical forest (rainforest) - hot and humid
tropical wetland - hot and inundated

Wetland

xeric wetland (salt lake) - hot and arid
grassy wetland (marsh) - hot and semi-arid
wooded wetland (mangrove) - hot and semi-humid
forested wetland (swamp) - hot and humid

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Ecosystem

Grassland

meadow - ungrazed grassland
1. agricultrual meadow - grazed pasture
2. transitional meadow - ungrazed pasture or farmland
3. perpetual meadow - natural
  1. alpine meadow
  2. coastal meadow
  3. desert meadow
  4. wet meadow
peatland - moss
prairie - true or tallgrass prairie
savannah
steppe - shortgrass prairie
tundra
xeric grassland

Shrubland

shrubland type
1. chaparral
2. matorral
shrubland density
1. dense - 70-100%
2. semi-dense - 30-69%
3. sparse - 0-30%
shrubland height
1. tall - 2-8 meters
2. medium - 1-2 meters
3. short - <1 meters
shrubland elevation
1. heathland - low shrubland
2. moorland - high shrubland

Forest

Type
1. broadleaf forest
2. coniferous forest
3. mixed forest
Density
1. dense forest
2. semi-dense forest
3. sparse forest (woodland)
Canopy
1. closed canopy
2. semi-closed canopy
3. open canopy
Stratification
1. emergent layer
2. canopy
3. understory
4. undergrowth
  1. shrub layer
  2. forest floor
Size
1. grove - a stand of trees with sparse to no undergrowth
2. orchard - food-bearing trees
3. woodlot
4. thicket - dense stand of trees
5. stand - small cluster of trees, usually one species
6. copse - coppiced/cut trees or stumps

Wetland

Type
1. marsh - wet grassland
  1. salt marsh
  2. tidal marsh
  3. freshwater marsh
    - wet meadow
    - vernal pool
    - playa lake
2. swamp - wet woodland
  1. true swamp - wet forest or woodland
    - mangal - mangrove swamp
  2. transitional swamp - wet shrubland
3. mire - wet peatland
  1. bog - acidic mire
    - muskeg
  2. fen - alkaline mire

glade - clearing or meadow in a forest

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Landforms

Valley

col - lowest point of saddle between mountains
couloir - steep narrow gully in mountains
coulee
dale - broad valley
dell - wooded valley
draw - small valley between parallel ridges
crater
valley
hollow - small valley
depression
basin
pass - mountain passage over a saddle, gap, notch or col
gap - low point between mountains
notch - rigid forbidding col
saddle - low point between highlands and high point between lowlands
vale - valley
glen - narrow valley

ravine - deep, steep narrow gorge

arroyo - steep gully formed by fast stream in arid region; dry wash
canyon - deep gorge usually with a river
chasm - deep fissure in rock
chine - steep coastal gorge for sea-flowing river
crevasse - deep fissure in a glacier
crevice - narrow fissure
defile - steep narrow gorge or passage
gorge - narrow valley between mountains with a stream
gulch - steep narrow ravine for fast stream
gulf - deep ravine
gully - deep water-worn ravine
rift - major fault, crack or split

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Wetland Zones

upland
coastal wetland
1. swamp
  1. forest
  2. shrubland
2. marsh
  1. grassland/meadow
  2. dense emergent
  3. sparse emergent
  4. submergent
lake

Coastal Zones

upland (coast) - the area above the shore
shore (beach) - the area below the upland and above the nearshore
1. backshore (supralittoral) - supratidal area sprayed/splashed by waves
2. foreshore (eulittoral) - intertidal area between high and low tide lines
nearshore (sublittoral) - subtidal area of shallow water over continental shelf; neritic zone
1. infralittoral - area dominated by algae
2. circalittoral - area dominated by sessile animals
offshore - deep water over continental slope, continental rise, and abyssal plain; oceanic zone
1. bathyal zone - water 200-4000 meters deep
  1. continental slope - area below continental shelf and above continental rise
  2. continental rise - area below continental slope and above ocean floor
2. abyssal zone - water 4000-6000 meters deep
  1. abyssal plain - ocean floor below continental rise
  2. abyssal hill
  3. oceanic ridge
3. hadal zone - water 6000-11,000 meters deep
  1. oceanic trench

littoral - is the intertidal area

Maritime/marine/naval (surface) Zones

riverine -
sea ice - thinner ice formed over salt water
ice shelf - continental ice sheet extended over water or littoral area

Pelagic (submarine/underwater) Zones

epipelagic - 0-200 meters deep; euphotic (sunlight); continental shelf
mesopelagic - 200-1000 meters deep; disphotic (twilight); continental shelf & slope
bathypelagic - 1000-3000 meters deep; aphotic (midnight); no plants
abyssopelagic - 3000-6000 meters deep; aphotic (lower midnight): Ocean floor
hadopelagic - 6000-11,000 meters deep; ocean trenches

Aquatic Zones

littoral zone
limnetic zone (photic) - shallow area of well-lit water
profundal zone (aphotic) - deep area of unlit water
benthic zone

Mountain Zones

nival - glacier or rocky area above snowline
- sub-nival (high alpine) - sparse grassland
alpine - treeless grassland above the tree line
sub-alpine - woodland and krummholz just below the tree line
montane - closed forest below lower tree line
piedmont (sub-montane) - foothills

Aridity/Humidity scale

hyper-humid (humid)
humid (moist sub-humid)
semi-humid (dry sub-humid)
semi-arid
arid
hyper-arid

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Volcanoes

cinder cone - cone of loose pyroclastic fragments formed by air-cooled lava
crypto dome - mound formed by slowly rising viscous lava
fissure vent - flat linear vent of lava
lava dome - mound formed by slow extrusion of viscous lava
mud volcano - non-magmatic cone formed by hot underground water
shield volcano - mound formed by effusive eruptions of low-viscous lava
stratovolcano - cone formed under composite layers of ash, lava, and pumice
subglacial volcano - cone formed under a glacier or ice sheet
submarine volcano - cone formed under water by mid-ocean ridges or over hotspots
super volcano - cone under which magma builds until high pressure causes massive eruption

Action Stars
Biehn, Terminator
Bronson, Death Wish
Cruise, Top Gun
Eastwood, Dirty Harry
Ford, Blade Runner
Gibson, Road Warrior
Lee, Enter the Dragon
Norris, Missing in Action
Russell, Soldier
Seagal, Hard to Kill
Snipes
Stallone, Rambo
schwarzenegger, Predator
Van Damme, Blood Sport
Weathers, Rocky
Weaver, Alien
Willis, Die Hard

46 Zone · 05-05-2020, 03:24 PM

Hey Mods,

Any chance you could stick this thread to the top of this forum? All of the codes with color, size, and font changes are awesome!!!

Thanks.

Sataninjaku · 05-05-2020, 03:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 46 Zone

Hey Mods,

Any chance you could stick this thread to the top of this forum? All of the codes with color, size, and font changes are awesome!!!

Thanks.

Hey man, have you tried setting your m.e.i. to this?:

It's not as in depth as what Tanksmasher has going on here, but it can save you a ton of effort.

46 Zone · 05-05-2020, 04:08 PM

If you can show me how, I guess that would work. Hahaha.

Sataninjaku · 05-05-2020, 04:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 46 Zone

If you can show me how, I guess that would work. Hahaha.

It's in the option section of your control panel, all the way at the bottom. You'll want the WYSIWYG option.

46 Zone · 05-05-2020, 06:19 PM

Thanks!!! Got it to work

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Assistant Plans Officer [O3] Operations SGT [E8] Liaison SGT [E7] x 3 Fire and Effects Section Fire Support Officer [O4] Marine Staff Officer [O3] Assistant Fire Support Officer [O3] Targeting Officer [W2] Operations SGT [E8] Electronic Warfare SGT NCOIC [E8] Targeting NCO [E7] Effects NCO [E6] x 4 Fire Support SGT [E6] Air Force Weather Section Air Force Staff Officer [O3] Air Force Staff NCO [E7] Rear Tactical Operations Center (TOC) Operations Officer [O3] Detachment SGT [E7] Regimental Dog Program MWD Program Manager [E8] MWD Handler [E5] MWD Handler [E5] Regimental RSTA Section Electronic Warfare Officer [O3] Electronic Warfare Technician [W3] Regimental Engineer Section Engineer Officer [O4] S-4 Section S-4 Officer [O4] Logistics Planner [O3] Assistant S-4 [O3] Senior Property Acct Technician [W3] Senior Supply SGT [E8] Senior Supply SGT [E7] Supply SGT [E6] Property Book NCO [E5] Supply NCO [E5] Supply SPC [E4] x 2 Supply SPC [E3] Budget Section Comptroller [O4] Senior Financial Analyst [E6] Budget Analyst [E5] Budget Technician [E4] S-5 Section Information Operations Officer [O4] S-5 Officer [O4] Civil Affairs SGT [E8] PsyOp Operations SGT [E6] Civil Affairs Operations SGT [E6] S-6 Section S-6 Officer [O4] Information Management Officer [O3] Senior Information Services Technician [W4] Information Services Technician [W3] Chief Signal NCO [E9] Senior Data System Integrator [E7] COMSEC Custodian [E7] Electro Spectrum Manager [E7] Data System Integrator [E6] LAN Manger [E3] S-8 Section Plans Officer [O4] Assistant S3/SIMS Officer [O4] Operations SGT [E8] Team SGT [E7] x 4 Supply SGT [E6] Command Judge Advocate Section Command Judge Advocate [O4] Assistant Judge Advocate [O3] Senior Paralegal NCO [E7] Paralegal SPC [E4] Medical Section Flight Surgeon [O5] Senior Physician Assistant [O4] Medical Operations Officer [O4] Senior Health Care NCO [E8] Medical Logistics SGT [E7] Operations SGT [E7] x 2 Plans SGT [E7] Mental Health Section Clinical Psychologist [O4] Behavioral Health NCO [E6] Combat Medic Section Emergency Care SGT [E6] Emergency Care SGT [E5] x 4 Unit Ministry Team Chaplain [O4] Chaplain Assistant NCO [E6] Company Headquarters Commander [O3] Executive Officer [O2] First Sergeant [E8] Supply SGT [E6] CBRN NCO [E5] HR SPC [E4] Supply SPC [E4] Support Operations Support Operations Officer [O4] Plans Officer [O3] Senior Supply System Technician [W3] Senior Airdrop System Technician [W3] Mobility Officer [W2] Ammunition Warrant Officer [W2] Automotive Maintenance Warrant Officer [W2] Mechanical Maintenance Management NCO [E8] Operations SGT [E8] Senior Food Operations SGT [E8] Senior Movements NCO [E7] Ammunition Senior Inspector [E7] Petrol Operations SGT [E7] Senior Supply SGT [E7] Electronic Maintenance Supervisor [E7] Movements Supervisor [E6] Materiel Control Accounting Supervisor [E6] Battalion x 3 Headquarters and Headquarters Company Command Section Commander [O5] Executive Officer [O4] Command Sergeant Major [E9] S-1 Section S-1 [O3] Senior HR SGT [E7] Paralegal NCO [E6] HR SGT [E6] HR SGT [E5] HR SGT [E5] Paralegal SPC [E4] HR SPC [E4] HR SPC [E4] HR SPC [E3] HR SPC [E3] S-2 Section S-2 [O3] Assistant S-2 [O2] Tactical Intelligence Officer [O2] Intelligence SGT [E8] Senior Intelligence SGT [E7] Vehicle Driver [E4] Intelligence Analyst [E4] Intelligence Analyst [E3] S-3 Section S-3 [O4] Liaison Officer [O4] S-3 Air [O3] Plans Officer [O3] Liaison Officer [O3] Assistant S-3 [O3] CBRN Officer [O2] Operations SGT [E9] Operations SGT [E8] Assistant Operations SGT [E7] Assistant Operations SGT [E7] Liaison SGT [E7] CBRN Staff NCO [E7] Assistant Operations SGT [E6] Section Leader [E5] RATELO [E4] Fires Cell Effects Coordinator [O3] Fire Support SGT [E7] Fire Support SGT [E6] Electronic Warfare SGT [E5] Fire Support SPC [E4] Fire Support SPC [E4] Fire Support SPC [E4] Air Force Weather Team Air Force Staff Officer [O3] Air Force Staff NCO [E6] Air Force Staff Enlisted [E4] S-4 Section S-4 [O3] Assistant S-4 [O2] Property ACCT Technician [W2] Senior Supply SGT [E7] Property Book NCO [E5] Supply NCO [E5] Supply SPC [E4] Supply SPC [E4] Budget Section Budget Analyst [E5] Budget Technician [E4] S-5 Section S-5 [O3] Civil Affairs Operations SGT [E7] Sniper Platoon Platoon Leader [O2] Platoon SGT [E7] Section Leader [E6] x 4 Senior Sniper [E5] x 12 Sniper [E4] x 4 Sniper [E4] x 8 Fire Support SPC [E4] Unit Ministry Team Chaplain [O3] Chaplain Assistant NCO [E5] Battalion Dog Program Kennel Master [E7] Senior MWD Dog Handler [E6] MWD Handler [E5] MWD Handler [E5] S-6 Section S-6 [O3] Section Chief [E7] Forward Signal Support NCO [E5] x 7 Battalion Communications Platoon Platoon Leader [O2] Signal Information Service NCO [E6] x 2 Senior Radio Operator-Maintainer [E5] x 2 High Power Radio Operator-Maintainer [E5] x 2 Senior COMSEC/Radio Repairer [E5] x 2 Radio Operator-Maintainer [E4] x 2 Signal Information Service SPC [E4] x 2 Equipment Records Parts Repairer [E4] COMSEC/Radio Equipment Repairer [E4] Computer/Detection Systems Repairer [E3] Radio Operator-Maintainer [E3] COMSEC/Radio Equipment Repairer [E3] COMSEC Logistics Section Information Protection Technician [W3] COMSEC Materiel Manager [E6] Tactical LAN Team Information Services Technician [W2] Data System Integrator [E6] Senior LAN Manager [E5] LAN Manager [E3] Company Headquarters Commander [O3] Executive Officer [O2] First Sergeant [E8] Supply SGT [E6] Supply SPC [E4] Reconnaissance Platoon Platoon Leader [O2] Platoon Sergeant [E7] Forward Observer [E5] Forward Observer [E5] Reconnaissance Team x 4 Team Leader [E6] Assistant Team Leader [E5] Scout [E4] Scout [E4] Scout [E3] Scout [E3] Mortar Platoon Headquarters Platoon Leader [O2] Platoon Sergeant [E8] RATELO [E3] Mortar Section x 2 Section Leader [E7] Fire Direction Chief [E6] Fire Direction Computer [E5] x 2 RATELO [E3] Mortar Squad x 4 Squad Leader [E6] Assistant Gunner [E4] Gunner [E4] Ammunition Bearer [E3] Ammunition Bearer [E3] Ammunition Bearer [E3] Battalion Medical Platoon Field Medical Assistant [O2] Platoon SGT [E7] Medical Logistics SGT [E6] Medical Treatment Squad Flight Surgeon [O3] Physical Therapist [O3] Physician Assistant [O3] Health Care SGT [E6] Health Care SGT [E5] x 2 Health Care SPC [E4] Health Care SPC [E3] x 2 Ambulance Team Emergency Care SGT [E6] Emergency Care SGT [E5] Emergency Care SGT [E5] Emergency Care SGT [E5] Emergency Care SGT [E5] Combat Medic Section Emergency Care SGT [E6] x 4 Emergency Care SGT [E5] x 14 Rifle Company Company Headquarters Commander [O3] Executive Officer [O2] First Sergeant [E8] Supply Sergeant [E6] Operations Sergeant [E5] CBRN NCO [E5] Radio Operator-Maintainer [E4] Supply SPC [E4] Radio Operator-Maintainer [E3] Infantry Company FIST Fire Support Officer [O2] Fire Support SGT [E6] Forward Observer [E5] x 3 Fire Support SPC [E4] RATELO [E3] x 3 Antiarmor Squad Squad Leader [E6] Fire Team Leader [E5] x 3 Antiarmor SPC [E4] x 3 Rifle Platoon x 3 Rifle Platoon Headquarters Platoon Leader [O2] Platoon Sergeant [E7] Radio Operator-Maintainer [E4] Rifle Squad x 3 Squad Leader [E6] Team Leader [E5] x 2 Automatic Rifleman [E4] Grenadier [E4] x 2 Rifleman [E3] Weapons Squad Squad Leader [E6] Machine Gunner [E4] x 3 Assistant Machine Gunner [E3] x 3 Support Company Company Headquarters Commander [O3] Executive Officer [O2] First Sergeant [E8] Operations SGT [E7] Supply SGT [E6] Forward Signal Support NCO [E5] Supply SPC [E4] Distribution Platoon Regimental Special Troops Battalion HHC Command Section … Regimental Reconnaissance Company Company Headquarters Commander [O3] Reconnaissance Platoon Reconnaissance Platoon Headquarters Platoon Leader [O2] All Source Intelligence Technician [W2] Platoon Sergeant [E8] Liaison SGT [E7] x 2 Fire Support SGT [E7] Intelligence SGT [E6] Senior Radio Operator-Maintainer [E5] Radio Operator-Maintainer [E4] Reconnaissance Team x 6 Team Leader [E8] Assistant Team Leader [E7] x 2 Reconnaissance SPC [E6] x 2 Fire Support SGT [E6] Signal Information Services NCO [E6] Operations Company Military Intelligence Company Signal Company Signal Company Headquarters ELM/INFLT Communication … SATCOM Section Headquarters Nodal Support Team SATCOM Team TAC Network Team [] Last edited by Tanksmasher; 12-10-2019 at 07:35 PM..*

11-13-2019, 11:53 AM	#12
Tanksmasher Hog Driver Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Georgia Posts: 11,446	World War II D-1 USMC Organization (January 1942) Rifle Platoon Rifle Platoon Headquarters Platoon Commander (1st Lieutenant) Platoon Sergeant Guide (Sergeant) Demolition Corporal Messenger (PFC) Messenger (PFC) Messenger (PFC) Rifle Squad x 3 Squad Leader (Sergeant) Assistant Squad Leader (Corporal) Automatic Rifleman w/ M1918A2 BAR (PFC) Assistant Automatic Rifleman (PFC) Rifle Grenadier (PFC) Rifleman w/ M1903A3 Springfield or P1917 Enfield (PFC) Rifleman (PFC) Scout (PFC) Scout (PFC) Automatic Rifle Squad Squad Leader w/ SMG (Sergeant) Automatic Rifleman (PFC) Automatic Rifleman (PFC) Assistant Automatic Rifleman (PFC) Assistant Automatic Rifleman (PFC) Rifleman (PFC) Rifleman (PFC) Rifleman (PFC) Weapons Platoon Weapons Platoon Headquarters Platoon Commander (1st Lieutenant) Platoon Sergeant Ammunition Corporal Messenger (PFC) Machine Gun Section Section Leader (Platoon or Gunnery Sergeant) Machine Gun Squad x 2 Squad Leader (Corporal) Gunner w/ M1917A1 or M1919A4(PFC) Assistant Gunner (PFC) Ammunition Bearer (PFC) Ammunition Bearer (PFC) Ammunition Bearer (PFC) Mortar Section Section Leader Mortar Squad x 2 Squad Leader (Corporal) Gunner w/ M2 60mm (PFC) Assistant Gunner (PFC) Ammunition Bearer (PFC) Ammunition Bearer (PFC) Ammunition Bearer (PFC) E-1 USMC Organization (April 1943) Rifle Platoon Rifle Platoon Headquarters Platoon Commander (1st Lieutenant) Platoon Sergeant Guide (Sergeant) Demolition Corporal Messenger (PFC) Messenger (PFC) Messenger (PFC) Rifle Squad x 3 Squad Leader w/ M1 Carbine (Sergeant) Assistant Squad Leader (Corporal) Automatic Rifleman w/ M1918A2 BAR (PFC) Automatic Rifleman w/ M1918A2 BAR (PFC) Assistant Automatic Rifleman (PFC) Assistant Automatic Rifleman (PFC) Rifle Grenadier (PFC) Rifleman w/ M1 Rifle (PFC) Rifleman (PFC) Rifleman (PFC) Rifleman (PFC) Rifleman (PFC) F-1 USMC Organization (March 1944) Rifle Platoon Headquarters Platoon Commander w/ M1 Carbine (1st Lieutenant) Platoon Sergeant w/ M1 Carbine Guide w/ M1 Rifle (Sergeant) Demolition Corporal w/ M1 Rifle Messenger w/ M1 Rifle (PFC) Messenger w/ M1 Rifle (PFC) Messenger w/ M1 Rifle (PFC) Rifle Squad x 3 (M1A1 Flamethrower per squad) Squad Headquarters Squad Leader w/ M1 Carbine (Sergeant) Fire Team x 3 Team Leader w/ M1 Rifle (Corporal) Automatic Rifleman w/ BAR (PFC) Assistant Rifleman w/ M1 Rifle (PFC) Rifleman w/ M1 Rifle (PFC) US Army Rifle Company Organization FM 7-10 (1941) Rifle Platoon Platoon Headquarters Platoon Leader Platoon Sergeant Platoon Guide (Sergeant) Messenger Messenger Rifle Squad x 3 Squad Leader (Sergeant) Assistant Squad Leader / Antitank Rifle Grenadier (Corporal) Automatic Rifleman Assistant Automatic Rifleman Ammunition Bearer Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman / Scout Rifleman / Scout Weapons Platoon Platoon Headquarters Platoon Leader Platoon Sergeant Transport Corporal Messenger Messenger Chauffeur x ? Light Machinegun Section Section HQ Section Leader (Sergeant) Light Machinegun Squad x 2 Squad Leader Gunner Assistant Gunner Ammunition Bearer 60mm Mortar Section Section HQ Section Leader (Sergeant) Mortar Squad x 3 FM 7-10 (1944) Rifle Company Rifle Platoon Platoon Headquarters Platoon Leader Platoon Sergeant Platoon Guide Messenger Rifle Squad x 3 Squad Leader w/ M1 carbine Assistant Squad Leader / Rifle Grenadier w/ M Automatic Rifleman Assistant Automatic Rifleman Ammunition Bearer Rifleman w/ M1 rifle Rifleman w/ M1 rifle Rifleman / Grenadier w/ M1 rifle and M7 launcher, M17 (impact frag), M9A1 (antitank) Rifleman / Grenadier w/ M1 rifle Rifleman / Scout w/ M1 rifle Rifleman / Scout w/ M1 rifle Rifleman / Platoon Sniper w/ M1903A4 rifle Weapons Platoon Platoon Headquarters Platoon Leader Platoon Sergeant Platoon Guide Messenger Light Machinegun Section Section HQ Section Leader Messenger Light Machinegun Squad x 2 Squad Leader Gunner Assistant Gunner Ammunition Bearer 60mm Mortar Section Section HQ Section Leader Messenger 60mm Mortar Squad x 3 Squad Leader Gunner Assistant Gunner Ammunition Bearer Frontages: Attack Platoon Column - 150-200' Line - Defense Platoon Column - Line - Attack Approach March Dispositions Line of Squads Suitable for hostile terrain Hard to control and maneuver Max fire to the front Two Squads Back Best for flank and frontal security Zone of Reconnaissance 300 yards or more in width Platoon moves after scouts reach objective: slowest Platoon moves after scouts reconnoiter objective and move toward next objective Platoon follows scouts 400-600 yards behind: fastest Preparation for Attack Platoon halts in assembly area DEFENSE TACTICAL EMPLOYMENT ACTION BY PLATOON LEADER RECONNAISSANCE PLATOON DEFENSE ORDER AMMUNITION SUPPLY FRONTAGES Heavily Wooded, broken terrain: < 250 yards Longer, open fields of fire: 400-500 yards Flat, open terrain with linear obstacles (i.e. rivers): > 500 yards Platoon typically does not occupy more than 300 yards DISTRIBUTION OF SQUADS Front-line Platoon Support Platoon FIRE PLAN ANTIMECHANIZED DEFENSE ANTIAIRCRAFT SECURITY COMMAND AND OBSERVATION POST ORGANIZATION OF GROUND LOCAL SECURITY CONDUCT OF DEFENSE PLATOON AS COMBAT OUTPOST RETROGRADE MOVEMENTS Weapons: M1 Garand Rifle - .30-06, 40-50 rpm, 1320', 8-rd clip, 9.6 lb. M1 Carbine - .30, 400 rpm, 600', 15-rd mag, 5.5 lb. M2 Carbine - .30, 750 rpm, 650', 30-rd mag, 5.6 lb. M1A1 Flamethrower - napalm, 65-141', 65 lb. M2-2 Flamethrower - 0.5 gal/s (7 s max), 65-132', 5-shot ign., 2 x 2-gal. tanks, 67.9 lb. (43 empty) M1903 Springfield - .30-06, 15 rpm, 2000', 8.6 lb. M1911 Colt - .45 ACP, 82', 7-rd mag, 2.5 lb. M1918 BAR (Browning Automatic Rifle) - .30-06, 500 rpm, 1069', 20-rd mag, 16 lb. M1919A4 MMG (Medium Machine Gun) - 7.62mm, 400 rpm, 31 lb. M1A1 Thompson SMG (Submachinegun) - .45 ACP, 700 rpm, 656', 20- or 30-rd mag, 10.5 lb. MP3 "Grease Gun" SMG - .45 ACP, 450 rpm, 300', 8.2 lb. Quote: BOOK TITLE CHAPTER TITLE SECTION TITLE PARAGRAPH TITLE Subparagraph Note Quote: BOOK TITLE RIFLE PLATOON GENERAL COMPOSITION Platoon consists of command group and three rifle squads. DUTIES OF COMMAND GROUP Platoon Leader - trains, disciplines, controls, and employs platoon. Platoon Sergeant - helps control platoon's direction and rate of movement. Platoon Guide - prevents straggling, enforces orders, and replenishes ammunition from the rear. Messengers - one reports to company commander, one to platoon leader. CONTROL AND COMMUNICATION Platoon leader communicates to platoon with oral orders and hand signals. Platoon leader communicates to company commander with messengers, radio, or visual signals. ROUTE MARCH Platoon marches in column as directed by company commander, but platoon leader prescribes order of march for squads. SPECIAL OPERATIONS See CH 1-3 AMMUNITION SUPPLY IN COMBAT See para 214 ATTACK APPROACH MARCH Dispositions Platoon column Suitable for narrow, covered terrain and low visibility Easy to control and maneuver Vulnerable to frontal fire Depth of 150-200 yards Line of squads Two squads forward, one back One squad forward, two back Direction and rate of advance A base platoon controls direction and rate of advance and halts only from orders of company commander or enemy resistance. A base squad controls direction and rate of advance under cover and concealment as directed by platoon leader. For night movement, platoon leader reconnoiters in daylight and plots route via bearings and distinguishable terrain. Contact When following a unit at night or in poor visibility, platoons use connecting files to maintain contact. Movement to successive objectives Action when enemy is encountered Zone of reconnaissance Duties of platoon scouts Termination Preparation for attack Last edited by Tanksmasher; 12-28-2019 at 10:47 AM..

11-24-2019, 02:59 AM	#13
Tanksmasher Hog Driver Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Georgia Posts: 11,446	COBRA CIVIL SOCIETY Global Federation - 10 UNs United Nations - 10 Nations Nation - 10 Federations Federation - 10 States State - 10 Counties County - 10 Cities City - 10 Wards Ward - 10 Communities Community - 10 Families Family - 10 People Person Global Nation / President 10 United Nations / Presidents of the UN 100 Nations / National Presidents 1000 Federations / Federal Governors 10,000 States / State Governors 100,000 Counties / County Majors 1 Million Cities / City Majors 10 Million Wards / Ward Leaders 100 Million Communities / Community Leaders 1 Billion Families / Heads of Family 10 Billion People MEDIVAL PEERAGE The Supreme Ruler Emperor / Empress High King / High Queen King / Queen Archduke / Archduchess Grand Prince / Grand Princess Grand Duke / Grand Duchess Duke / Duchess Marquess / Marchioness Count (Earl) / Countess Viscount / Viscountess Baron (Lord) / Baroness Baronet / Baronetess Knight / Dame Knight Banneret Knight Bachelor Esquire / Gentleman / Lady Page CLERGY Pope / Patriarch Cardinal Major Archbishop Archbishop Bishop Abbot / Abbess Pastor Deacon Medieval Army - 100,000 men Division / General - 10,000 men Regiment / Colonel - 1000 men Company / Captain - 100 men Squad / Corporal - 10 men Ancient Greek Military Stratos (Army) / Strategos (General) Taxiarchia (Brigade) / Taxiarhos (Brigadier) Hipparchia (Cavalry Regiment) / Epihipparch (Cavalry Colonel) Cavalry Company / Tetrarch (Cavalry Captain) Syntagma (Regiment) / Syntagmatarchis (Colonel) Tagma (Battalion) / Tagmatarchis (Major) Lochos (Company) / Lochagos (Captain) Hoplite (Soldier) Samurai Military Emperor Shogun (General) Kokka (Domain) / Daimyo (Warlord) Kashindan or Gundan / High Samurai Te / Soutaishou (Commander in Chief) Sonae (Tactical unit) / Taishou (General) Kumi: 300-800 men / Kumigashira Platoon / Kogashira Troops: Teppo-gumi (arquebusiers) Yumi-gumi (archers) Yari-gumi (pikemen) Kiba-tai (cavalry and retainers) Hata-gumi (standard bearers) Konida (logistic specialists) Jonin (Upper Man) Chunin (Middle Man) Genin (Lower Man) Roman Military under Gaius Marius Legio (Legion) / Legatus (Legate) Legionis & Praefectus Castrorum = 5120 legionnaires Cohors Prima (1st Cohort) / Primus Pilus (1st Centurion) = 800 legionnaires Centuria x 5 = 800 legionnaires Contubernium x 20 = 160 legionnaires Cohors (Cohort) x 9 / Senior Centurion (Captain) = 4320 legionnaires Centuria x 6 / Centurion & Optio (Captain & XO) = 480 legionnaires Contubernium x 10 / Decanus (Chief) = 80 legionnaires Legionnaire x 8 Note: contubernia (plural), centuriae (plural) Quote: Easy Company, 2nd Battalion, 141st Regiment The Rock, Sergeant Franklin Rock, born Pittsburgh, PA Ice Cream Soldier, Phillip Mason, born 1926, point man Little Sure Shot, Louis Kiyahani, American Apache, sniper Bulldozer, Coproal Horace Eustace Canfield Anthony "Tony" Dante Lieutenant Cahill Sergeant Stryker Jerry Shaker, Nat, bazooka soldier Wildman, Harold Shapiro Zack Taylor Nolan, bazooka soldier Long Round, bazooka soldier Short Round, bazooka soldier Four-Eyes, sharpshooter Jackie Johnson, from Harlem Canary Hot-Head, Sean O'Grady Junior, William West Beanpole, .30 caliber gunner Farmer Boy Sunny, Samuel S. Gordon Nick Tag-a-Long, Thomas Wee Willie Tin Soldier, Randy Booth Worry Wart Mechanic, Milt Cohen Curly Crap Shooter Sprinter Johnny Doe Fat Phil George Skinny Sam Sleeper Downbeat Ducktail Sniper Ben Ruiz Ray Tony Giella Flame-Thrower Charlie Gibbs Hy Nelson Smitty Lucca Casey Anderson Cohen Major Thorpe Stretch Mickey/Dummy Lonesome Larry Rock, Franklin's brother, Marine Lt. Vickens "Samson" Nestor "Stretch" Miller Corporal "Fox" Thomas Major Beldon Lt. Foster Memories of Veteran Heroes, Chris Haigh Last edited by Tanksmasher; 01-05-2020 at 11:38 AM..

11-24-2019, 03:00 AM	#14
Tanksmasher Hog Driver Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Georgia Posts: 11,446	COBRA COMMAND Commander in Chief Western Global Command - Commandant North Western Regional Command - Field Marshal or General of the Army First Army - North America - General I Corps - Canada - Lieutenant General 1st Infantry Division - Major General Infantry Brigade - Colonel Infantry Battalion - Lieutenant Colonel Infantry Company - Captain Infantry Platoon - Lieutenant Rifle Squad - Sergeant Fire Team - Corporal Cobra Viper - Private 2nd Infantry Division 3rd Infantry Division II Corps - United States 4th Infantry Division 5th Infantry Division 6th Infantry Division III Corps - Mexico 7th Infantry Division 8th Infantry Division 9th Infantry Division First Air Force - North America I Air Corps - Canada 1st Air Division 2nd Air Division 3rd Air Division II Air Corps - United States 4th Air Division 5th Air Division 6th Air Division III Air Corps - Mexico 7th Air Division 8th Air Division 9th Air Division First Navy - North America - Admiral I Fleet - Canada - Vice Admiral 1st Naval Group - Rear Admiral Destroyer Squadron - Captain Destroyer - Commander 2nd Naval Group 3rd Naval Group II Fleet - United States 4th Naval Group 5th Naval Group 6th Naval Group III Fleet - Mexico 7th Naval Group 8th Naval Group 9th Naval Group Mid Western Regional Command - Grand Admiral or Admiral of the Navy Second Army - Central America IV Corps 10th Infantry Division 11th Infantry Division 12th Infantry Division V Corps 13th Infantry Division 14th Infantry Division 15th Infantry Division VI Corps 16th Infantry Division 17th Infantry Division 18th Infantry Division Second Air Force - Central America IV Air Corps 10th Air Division 11th Air Division 12th Air Division V Air Corps 13th Air Division 14th Air Division 15th Air Division VI Air Corps 16th Air Division 17th Air Division 18th Air Division Second Navy - Central America IV Fleet 10th Naval Group 11th Naval Group 12th Naval Group V Fleet 13th Naval Group 14th Naval Group 15th Naval Group VI Fleet 16th Naval Group 17th Naval Group 18th Naval Group South Western Regional Command - Air Marshal or General of the Air Force Third Army - South America VII Corps - Venezuela & Columbia 19th Infantry Division 20th Infantry Division 21st Infantry Division VIII Corps - Brazil 22nd Infantry Division 23rd Infantry Division 24th Infantry Division IX Corps - Argentina & Chile 25th Infantry Division 26th Infantry Division 27th Infantry Division Third Air Force - South America VII Air Corps - Venezuela & Columbia 19th Air Division 20th Air Division 21st Air Division VIII Air Corps - Brazil 22nd Air Division 23rd Air Division 24th Air Division XI Corps - Argentina & Chile 25th Air Division 26th Air Division 27th Air Division Third Navy - South America VII Fleet - Venezuela & Columbia 19th Naval Group 20th Naval Group 21st Naval Group VIII Fleet - Brazil 22nd Naval Group 23rd Naval Group 24th Naval Group IX Fleet - Argentina & Chile 25th Naval Group 26th Naval Group 27th Naval Group [/LIST] Central Global Command North Central Regional Command Fourth Army - Europe X Corps = Western Europe 28th Infantry Division 29th Infantry Division 30th Infantry Division XI Corps - Central Europe 31st Infantry Division 32nd Infantry Division 33rd Infantry Division XII Corps - Eastern Europe 34th Infantry Division 35th Infantry Division 36th Infantry Division Fourth Air Force - Europe X Air Corps XI Air Corps XII Air Corps Fourth Navy - Europe X Fleet XI Fleet XII Fleet Mid Central Regional Command Fifth Army - Mediterranean XIII Corps 37th Infantry Division 38th Infantry Division 39th Infantry Division XIV Corps 40th Infantry Division 41st Infantry Division 42nd Infantry Division XV Corps 43rd Infantry Division 44th Infantry Division 45th Infantry Division Fifth Air Force - Mediterranean XIII Air Corps XIV Air Corps XV Air Corps Fifth Navy - Mediterranean XIII Fleet XIV Fleet XV Fleet South Central Regional Command Sixth Army - Africa XVI Corps - North Africa 46th Infantry Division 47th Infantry Division 48th Infantry Division XVII Corps - Central Africa 49th Infantry Division 50th Infantry Division 51st Infantry Division XVIII Corps - South Africa 52nd Infantry Division 53rd Infantry Division 54th Infantry Division Sixth Air Force - Africa XVI Air Corps - North Africa XVII Air Corps - Central Africa XVIII Air Corps - South Africa Sixth Navy - Africa XVI Fleet - North Africa XVII Fleet - Central Africa XVIII Fleet - South Africa [/LIST] Eastern Global Command North Eastern Regional Command Seventh Army - Asia XIX Corps 55th Infantry Division 56th Infantry Division 57th Infantry Division XX Corps 58th Infantry Division 59th Infantry Division 60th Infantry Division XXI Corps 61st Infantry Division 62nd Infantry Division 63rd Infantry Division Seventh Air Force - Asia XIX Air Corps XX Air Corps XXI Air Corps Seventh Navy - Asia XIX Fleet XX Fleet XXI Fleet Mid Eastern Regional Command Eighth Army - Indonesia XXII Corps 64th Infantry Division 65th Infantry Division 66th Infantry Division XXIII Corps 67th Infantry Division 68th Infantry Division 69th Infantry Division XXIV Corps 70th Infantry Division 71st Infantry Division 72nd Infantry Division Eighth Air Force - Indonesia XXII Air Corps XXIII Air Corps XXIV Air Corps Eighth Navy - Indonesia XXII Fleet XXIII Fleet XXIV Fleet South Eastern Regional Command Ninth Army - Australia XXV Corps 73rd Infantry Division 74th Infantry Division 75th Infantry Division XXVI Corps 76th Infantry Division 77th Infantry Division 78th Infantry Division XXVII Corps 79th Infantry Division 80th Infantry Division 81st Infantry Division Ninth Air Force - Australia XXV Air Corps XXVI Air Corps XXVII Air Corps Ninth Navy - Australia XXV Fleet XXVI Fleet XXVII Fleet [/LIST] Quote: COMMAND Sub Command Air Force Air Corps Air Division Wing x 3 Squadron x 3 Flight x 3 Element x 3 Fighter x 4 Army Corps Division Regiment x 3 Battalion x 3 Company x 3 Platoon x 3 Tank x 4 Navy Naval Fleet Naval Group Naval Squadron Naval Ship / Boat Flotilla Ship Department / Boat Company Ship Division / Boat Platoon Ship Section / Boat x 4 Sub Command Air Assault Brigade, Armored Brigade, Infantry Brigade 1st Strike Group, 2nd Surface Group, 3rd Expeditionary Group Last edited by Tanksmasher; 12-15-2019 at 04:10 PM..

11-24-2019, 03:00 AM	#15
Tanksmasher Hog Driver Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Georgia Posts: 11,446	Rip Cord is the team's airborne infiltration expert. He is an experienced military free fall parachutist, a static line jumpmaster and MFF jumpmaster, as well as an instructor and advanced infiltration techniques. He is a master parachutist with ten combat jumps. Airborne is the team's air assault expert. He is a Rappel Master, Fast Rope Master, Cast Master, and HRST Master. A graduate of the Jungle Warfare School, he specializes in tropical and temperate forests. Torpedo is the team's underwater insertion specialist. A former SEAL, he is a combatant diver and Dive Supervisor, as well as an SDV pilot/navigator and Dry Deck Shelter operator. He specializes in submarine terrain. Heavy Metal is the team's heavy armor operator. An experienced Vehicle Commander, he is qualified to drive the M1A1 Abrams tank, the M3A2 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle, the Stryker and various HMMWV. He specializes in open terrain and temperate grassland. Alpine is the team's vertical assault expert. He is an Assualt Climber and Mountain Leader. He specializes in alpine and high-altitude environments. Snow Job is the team's Over Snow Transport specialist. He is a scout skier, instructor, and skijoring expert. He specializes in winter operations, boreal forests, and polar terrain. Cutter is the team's seaborne specialist. He is the Lead Mariner and VBSS Boarding Officer. He specializes in maritime (blue-water) operations. Felino is the team's small boat operations expert. A former SWCC, he is a qualified engineer, boat captain, and patrol officer. He specializes in riverine (brown-water) operations and riparian terrain. Spirit is the team's equestrian expert. He is the Lead Rider and animal packing specialist. He specializes in open scrub, chapparal and cold desert terrain. Leatherneck is the team's amphibious assault expert. He is a qualified beach-master, LCAC coxswain, and SURC coxswain. He specializes in littoral (green-water) operations. Law is the team's security specialist. A former Special Reaction Team member, he is qualified in Close Quarter Combat and breaching. He is a also Military Working Dog Handler. He specializes in urban environments. Tunnel Rat is the team's underground specialist. He is an expert in demolitions and explosive ordnance disposal. He specializes in subterranean operations and caves. Dusty is the team's armored vehicle driver, camel handler, and desert infiltration specialist. He specializes in hot subtropical deserts and savannahs. Muskrat is the team's canoe, kayak, and air skiff specialist. He specializes in small craft operations and wetlands. Quote: SPECIAL FORCES COMPANY Desert SPECIAL FORCES COMPANY Jungle SPECIAL FORCES COMPANY Maritime SPECIAL FORCES COMPANY Polar SPECIAL FORCES COMPANY Woodland SFODA - MFF SFODA - Combat Dive SFODA - Mountain SFODA - Small Watercraft SFODA - Air Assault SFODA - Ground Vehicle Quote: Marauders Task Force Agency Ops: CIA Arctic Ops: Marine Special Operations Team (MSOT) Navy Special Warfare Special Reconnaissance Team (NSW SRT) Ranger Reconnaissance Team (RRT) Special Forces Operational Detachment Alpha Assault Ops Chimera Ops: Naval VBSS Command Ops Contract Ops: PMC Desert Ops: Special Forces Company - Desert Engineer Ops: Combat Engineer Company Field Ops: Navy Special Warfare SEAL Platoon - VBSS Flight Ops: Special Operations Aviation Company - AH-6 Ghost Ops (Black) Ghost Ops (Blue) Ghost Ops (Green) Ghost Ops (Grey) Ghost Ops (Red) Ghost Ops (White) Havoc Ops: Special Operations Aviation Company - MH-60 Hazard Ops: EOD Team Jungle Ops: Navy Special Warfare Boat Detachment Night Ops: Navy Special Warfare SEAL Delivery Vehicle Platoon Range Ops: Special Ops Security Force - Deployed Aviation Ground Response Element Recon Ops: Ranger Reconnaissance Team Rescue Ops: Special Tactics Team Security Ops: Maritme Security Response Team Shock Ops: CBRNE Team Special Ops: Marine Special Operations Team Strato Ops Strike Ops Tech Ops Terra Ops Urban Ops: Army Special Reaction Team Quote: Climate Polar polar desert (ice sheet) - cold and arid polar grassland (tundra) - cold and semi-arid boreal woodland - cold and semi-humid boreal forest (taiga) - cold and humid boreal wetland - cold and inundated Temperate desert - warm and arid grassland - warm and semi-arid woodland - warm and semi-humid forest - warm and humid wetland - warm and inundated Tropical tropical desert - hot and arid tropical grassland (veld) - hot and semi-arid tropical woodland (savanna) - hot and semi-humid tropical forest (rainforest) - hot and humid tropical wetland - hot and inundated Wetland xeric wetland (salt lake) - hot and arid grassy wetland (marsh) - hot and semi-arid wooded wetland (mangrove) - hot and semi-humid forested wetland (swamp) - hot and humid Quote: Ecosystem Grassland meadow - ungrazed grassland agricultrual meadow - grazed pasture transitional meadow - ungrazed pasture or farmland perpetual meadow - natural alpine meadow coastal meadow desert meadow wet meadow peatland - moss prairie - true or tallgrass prairie savannah steppe - shortgrass prairie tundra xeric grassland Shrubland shrubland type chaparral matorral shrubland density dense - 70-100% semi-dense - 30-69% sparse - 0-30% shrubland height tall - 2-8 meters medium - 1-2 meters short - <1 meters shrubland elevation heathland - low shrubland moorland - high shrubland Forest Type broadleaf forest coniferous forest mixed forest Density dense forest semi-dense forest sparse forest (woodland) Canopy closed canopy semi-closed canopy open canopy Stratification emergent layer canopy understory undergrowth shrub layer forest floor Size grove - a stand of trees with sparse to no undergrowth orchard - food-bearing trees woodlot thicket - dense stand of trees stand - small cluster of trees, usually one species copse - coppiced/cut trees or stumps Wetland Type marsh - wet grassland salt marsh tidal marsh freshwater marsh wet meadow vernal pool playa lake swamp - wet woodland true swamp - wet forest or woodland mangal - mangrove swamp transitional swamp - wet shrubland mire - wet peatland bog - acidic mire muskeg fen - alkaline mire glade - clearing or meadow in a forest Quote: Landforms Valley col - lowest point of saddle between mountains couloir - steep narrow gully in mountains coulee dale - broad valley dell - wooded valley draw - small valley between parallel ridges crater valley hollow - small valley depression basin pass - mountain passage over a saddle, gap, notch or col gap - low point between mountains notch - rigid forbidding col saddle - low point between highlands and high point between lowlands vale - valley glen - narrow valley ravine - deep, steep narrow gorge arroyo - steep gully formed by fast stream in arid region; dry wash canyon - deep gorge usually with a river chasm - deep fissure in rock chine - steep coastal gorge for sea-flowing river crevasse - deep fissure in a glacier crevice - narrow fissure defile - steep narrow gorge or passage gorge - narrow valley between mountains with a stream gulch - steep narrow ravine for fast stream gulf - deep ravine gully - deep water-worn ravine rift - major fault, crack or split Quote: Wetland Zones upland coastal wetland swamp forest shrubland marsh grassland/meadow dense emergent sparse emergent submergent lake Coastal Zones upland (coast) - the area above the shore shore (beach) - the area below the upland and above the nearshore backshore (supralittoral) - supratidal area sprayed/splashed by waves foreshore (eulittoral) - intertidal area between high and low tide lines nearshore (sublittoral) - subtidal area of shallow water over continental shelf; neritic zone infralittoral - area dominated by algae circalittoral - area dominated by sessile animals offshore - deep water over continental slope, continental rise, and abyssal plain; oceanic zone bathyal zone - water 200-4000 meters deep continental slope - area below continental shelf and above continental rise continental rise - area below continental slope and above ocean floor abyssal zone - water 4000-6000 meters deep abyssal plain - ocean floor below continental rise abyssal hill oceanic ridge hadal zone - water 6000-11,000 meters deep oceanic trench littoral - is the intertidal area Maritime/marine/naval (surface) Zones riverine - sea ice - thinner ice formed over salt water ice shelf - continental ice sheet extended over water or littoral area Pelagic (submarine/underwater) Zones epipelagic - 0-200 meters deep; euphotic (sunlight); continental shelf mesopelagic - 200-1000 meters deep; disphotic (twilight); continental shelf & slope bathypelagic - 1000-3000 meters deep; aphotic (midnight); no plants abyssopelagic - 3000-6000 meters deep; aphotic (lower midnight): Ocean floor hadopelagic - 6000-11,000 meters deep; ocean trenches Aquatic Zones littoral zone limnetic zone (photic) - shallow area of well-lit water profundal zone (aphotic) - deep area of unlit water benthic zone Mountain Zones nival - glacier or rocky area above snowline sub-nival (high alpine) - sparse grassland alpine - treeless grassland above the tree line sub-alpine - woodland and krummholz just below the tree line montane - closed forest below lower tree line piedmont (sub-montane) - foothills Aridity/Humidity scale hyper-humid (humid) humid (moist sub-humid) semi-humid (dry sub-humid) semi-arid arid hyper-arid Quote: Volcanoes cinder cone - cone of loose pyroclastic fragments formed by air-cooled lava crypto dome - mound formed by slowly rising viscous lava fissure vent - flat linear vent of lava lava dome - mound formed by slow extrusion of viscous lava mud volcano - non-magmatic cone formed by hot underground water shield volcano - mound formed by effusive eruptions of low-viscous lava stratovolcano - cone formed under composite layers of ash, lava, and pumice subglacial volcano - cone formed under a glacier or ice sheet submarine volcano - cone formed under water by mid-ocean ridges or over hotspots super volcano - cone under which magma builds until high pressure causes massive eruption Action Stars Biehn, Terminator Bronson, Death Wish Cruise, Top Gun Eastwood, Dirty Harry Ford, Blade Runner Gibson, Road Warrior Lee, Enter the Dragon Norris, Missing in Action Russell, Soldier Seagal, Hard to Kill Snipes Stallone, Rambo schwarzenegger, Predator Van Damme, Blood Sport Weathers, Rocky Weaver, Alien Willis, Die Hard Last edited by Tanksmasher; 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