Spielführer wrote:Iris wrote:Mechanized Infantry
Have to say they all look awesome, especially this Mechanized!

Bryan wrote:Long as the nations in question do not rely on the Prototypes to be viable.
They'll just add to doctrines that were generally growing at the end of the cold war; in the US that's motorized infantry. In Germany and France it's attack helicopters, etc.
Adding more options to pretend and roleplay things that could have really happened rather than just what did, so you can play realistic TOE and you won't be to hampered by it. Leopard 2A4's for Sweden might be really tempting though.
US Motorized Infantry

Will only come in the M1126-ICV and be an 8 man squad.
US Mechanized Infantry

Will only come in Bradley's and be a 6 man squad.
Combat Engineers

Will come in Blackhawks, M113's, etc and be an 11 man squad.
US Airborne

Will come in Blackhawks, M113's, etc and be an 11 man squad.
Now units will all be 90's standard and represent units and their doctrinal transport capacity. So a great example is the Motorized Infantry vs the Mechanized. Motorized will almost always bring more infantry per squad and more infantry-based firepower, but the vehicles won't have as much organic firepower as their mechanized counterparts.
So while US Motorized and US Mechanized will be the exact same squad. M16, AT4, M249; one has 8 men and the other 6 men. The Bradleys are armored and heavily armed. The ICV's are lightly armored and lightly armed, but other mobility and a few extra grunts.
This means deck selection opens up a lot of distinct types of infantry and their respective trade-off's in structure.