Squad Personnel Duties

  1. Squad leader
  2. Assistant Squad leader
    1. Team Leader1
      1. Rifleman/Scout
      2. Rifleman/Scout
      3. Gunner/Communications
    1. Team Leader 2
      1. Rifleman/Sniper
      2. Rifleman/Spotter
      3. Gunner/Communications
    1. Team Leader 3
      1. Rifleman/Engineer
      2. Rifleman/Medical
      3. Gunner/Communications
    1. Additional Personnel
      1. Fill ins
      2. Friends
      3. Walk-ons

The section below breaks down the duties and responsibilities of each member in the unit. You should not only know your position but the position of the man directly above you.

Squad Leader

  1. Off Field
    1. Training
    2. Squad Assignments
    3. Recruiting
    4. Scheduling
    5. Bivouac
  2. During Games
    1. Team Assignments
    2. Fire Team coordination
    3. Communications with general
    4. Mission Deployment
    5. Base of Operations

Assistant Squad Leader

  1. Off Field
    1. Supplies
    2. Communications
    3. Sponsorship
    4. Transportation
    5. Scheduling
  2. During Games
    1. Gunner for a FT
    2. Team Consolidation
    3. Team Leader Communication

Fire Team Leader

  1. Off Field
    1. Check on team members
    2. Report concerns to Guide
    3. Status of team for games
  2. On Field
    1. Direct FT movement
    2. Insure FT stays together
    3. Check FT equipment
    4. Destroy the enemy

Scout

  1. On Field
    1. Reconnaissance
    2. Squad point
    3. Flanking element
    4. Runner
    5. Observation/Listening post

Sniper

  1. During Sniper Missions
    1. Leaves FT behind
    2. Recon good location
    3. Set-up with spotter
    4. One Shot one Kill
    5. Return to FT
  2. The sniper should coordinate his gear to work in tandem with his spotter.
  3. The sniper’s main gun should focus on sound and accuracy. Do your research and find what best works for you. Any long range shot in PB is very inaccurate and therefore the sniper should take into consideration the marker’s sound at different ranges in play.
  4. The two remaining members of the FT should set up an ambush 50-75 meters behind the snipers position. Allow for the sniper/spotter to egress through your line and then ambush any enemy trail.

Spotter

  1. During sniper missions
    1. Leave FT behind
    2. Security for sniper
    3. Target acquisition
    4. Cover snipers escape and evasion
    5. Return to FT
  1. The spotter’s gear should meet the needs of the sniper.
    1. More ammo
    2. Secondary marker
    3. Heavy rate of fire capabilities
    4. Stealthy equipment

Medical

  1. On Field
    1. If the position arises you can become a Medic or field surgeon.
    2. In this case the FT primary mission is your security

Engineer

  1. On Field
    1. If the position arises you become an engineer
    2. In this case the FT primary mission is your security

Communication

  1. On Field
    1. Insure all FT comm. equipment is on channel and in good working order

Gunner

  1. On Field
    1. Spray paint
    2. Keep the enemies heads down for the maneuver elements
    3. The equipment to support the position.
        • Side Note – It is not solely the gunner’s responsibility to pay for the FT protection. Each FT will help support the gunner’s ammo usage.