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FM/BG-1074 · v1.01
Purpose and flexibility of formations
- Code
- FM/BG-1074
- Kind
- Guide
- Version
- v1.01 1yr ago
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- As its document
- Published by
- Cpl Ross 25 Jul 2025
- Last material change
- v1.00 Initial SOP Port
2 words added, 1 word removed.
v1.00
Formations guide positioning to support cohesion and control. They are adaptable, not rigid templates.
Principles:
Use formations as a baseline, not a constraint.
Leaders must understand strengths and weaknesses of each formation.
Precision is less important than practicality—adapt to terrain and threat.
v1.01
Formations guide positioning to support cohesion and control. They are adaptable, not rigid templates.
Principles:
Use formations as a baseline, not a constraint.
Leaders must understand strengths and weaknesses of each formation.
Precision is less important than practicality, adapt to terrain and threat.
Formations guide positioning to support cohesion and control. They are adaptable, not rigid templates.
Principles:
Use formations as a baseline, not a constraint.
Leaders must understand strengths and weaknesses of each formation.
Precision is less important than practicality—adapt practicality, adapt to terrain and threat.
Where it appears
On role cards
On 14 role cards in 4 combat areas.
Named on
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Acting Fireteam Leader (≤5)
Combat Leadership
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Fireteam Leader (≤6)
Combat Leadership
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Infantry Team Leader (≤8)
Combat Leadership
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Squad Leader (≤15)
Combat Leadership
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SF Team Leader (≤6)
Combat Leadership
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Squad Commander (≤15)
Combat Leadership
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Squad Commander (≤28)
Field Leadership
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Dev/WIP: Transactional Radio User (FTL Testing)
Rolecard Development
The other 6 roles read it through these cards.
By combat area
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Field Leadership
1 of 9
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Rolecard Development
1 of 11
