Like any administrator, they spend most of their time in meetings.Ī "squadron" is the basic maneuver unit of the Armored Cavalry, and is usually led by a Major (O4) or Lt. They are an "administrator" and usually only direct operations from the rear or a "command and control" helicopter. The higher you are, the more likely you will be encouraged to retire or accept a normally lower rank posting when you get "bumped down" by someone whose former position was "made redundant".) If you aren't near the cut-off for "time in service" to get offered a retirement package, it's "Bye see if the reserves can find a slot for you but they are probably getting reduced as well".) (Unlike most government civil service organizations, in the military it's "up or out" during downsizing. Leadership ranks vary a bit depending upon how fully the ToE positions have been filled under the latest austerity measures, and casualties during the current operation. "Leaders" (by position rather than necessarily by rank) may have a solid vertical white reflective stripe on the back of their helmets to make it easier for their troops to find them at night (because they lead from the front.) Subdued insignia tends to be placed on the collar lapels, or in the center of the chest. The pauldron is the equivalent of the rank "shoulder boards" worn with dress uniform. The point of brightly colored insignia is to be seen. Obviously "doctrine changed" over the years yet again.) (We'll ignore the fact that currently even garrison "utility" garb (i.e. That can be "hand waved away" as the result of emergency deployment from garrison duty, so they didn't have subdued gear on hand. (These days it's only worn on "dress uniform".) So I am assuming you want to remain with the established "bright" color scheme. bright colored insignia to be easily spotted) from the pre-Vietnam era. So the game is already off on the wrong foot in that regard, as every instance I've encountered in the game is wearing what would be considered "garrison garb" (i.e.
They wear "subdued" instead, usually black rank marks on an "olive drab" background (or black "pins" without a background).
Modern warfare targets officers and NCOs, so they do not wear obvious (such as bright yellow) insignia in combat. Just so we are on the same page, here is an image of the " rank insignia" we will be referring to. So my info is somewhat dated as it's organizational structure has changed somewhat over time, but I'm updating it from this published " Table of Equipment (ToE)". Okay, I'm retired Army and actually served with the 11th ACR in Vietnam.
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