Role specific policies

Assistant automatic rifleman (AAR) / Assistant machine-gunner (AMG)

• a backpack capable of carrying a 600-1000 rounds for the supported weapon (not exceeding weight limits)
• (optionally) a spare barrel or water to cool the machine gun
• binoculars to direct the gunner's fire

Automatic rifleman (AR) / Machine-gunner (MMG)

• a automatic rifle capable of suppressive fire in a fireteam role
• their higher-capacity magazines should not be usable by the standard-issue infantry rifle
• if light machine guns were not used by this faction in an AR capacity the use of a light support weapon is permitted
• for medium machine-gunners a 7.62x51 NATO calibre Weapon or greater

Combat Life Saver

A CCL including the following additional items:

Combat Medic

A CCL including the following additional items:

Squad Medic

As per Combat Medic, with the following changes:

• Norepinephrine: +4 units minimal, +8 units optimal.
• Phenylephrine: +4 units minimal, +6 units optimal.
• Nitroglycerin: +2 units minimal, +8 units optimal.
• Pulse Oximeter: +1

Platoon Medic

A CCL including the following additional items:

SF Medic

A CCL including the following additional items:

Technicians from a Medical Emergency Response Team (MERT) and Combat Medical Team (CMT)

All roles must contain a CCL in addition to:

• MERT roles may in addition include Flight Crew uniforms/helmets

MERT/CMT Leader/Officer

• Long Range Radio
• CCL
• The same medical equipment as the technicians above.

Forward Observer

• artillery range table
• a microDAGR
• a Vector21

Forward Air Controllers

• equipment capable of laser-designating targets
• colored smoke for marking locations or LZs

Joint Fires Observer

• both the Forward Observer's and Forward Air Controller’s equipment
  • Laser Designator
  • Vector21 in backpack

EOD Specialist

• where available, explosive resistant body armour
• a mine detector
• a defusal kit
• marking equipment, such as flags or spray paint
• (optionally) a demining UGV
• (optionally) small charges for detonating hostile UXOs

Combat Engineer

• where available, explosive resistant body armour
• explosive charges or mines and associated equipment for detonation
• AN-M14 Incendiary Grenades (where applicable)

• a noise suppressing crew helmet (except light vehicle crewman, which are issued the standard CCL)

• a noise suppressing crew helmet

Special Forces are typically given more leniency in what gear and modifications they are allowed to employ, or such restrictions are more loosely enforced. The way to reflect that in your loadouts can be done via allowance of non-ballistic headgear, a change in standard scope or attachments, or added flavour to the uniform.

SF Loadouts must include:

• A suppressed weapon, where applicable.
• SF Missileman: An appropriate Anti-Vehicle weapon.
• SF Medic: As per Role specific: Medics FM/BP-397.
• SF Team Leader: Era appropriate Squad Leader level equipment.
• SF Commander: Era appropriate Company Commander level equipment.
• SF Sapper: Disposal and detection equipment equivalent of the faction Combat Engineer and EOD.
• SF Marksman: As per Marksman loadout [regular/SF] FM/BP-669.

All Fire Support

All fire support roles require the following equipment in addition to the Core Combat Load (CCL) FM/BP-387;

• Artillery Range table, 
• Map Tool, 
• Plotting Board, 
• Entrenching Tool, 
• Binoculars or Rangefinder equipment.

Mortarmen

All Mortarmen requires the following equipment;

• Backpack with CSW rounds, at a minimum 1x HE Round and 1x Smoke Round,
• Mortarman (Gunner) should be assigned a Ace CSW Tube appropriate for the faction,
• Mortarman (Assistant) should be assigned the Baseplate for the gunner's tube.

Fire Support Chief and Mortar/Artillery Section Leader

Fire Support Chief and Mortar/Artillery Section Leaders may be given in addition; 

• GPS, DAGR or microDAGR, 
• Vector 21, 
• Long Range Radio capability,
• BFT.

All equipment allocation must comply with Era's and technological capability FM/BP-386.