CA Vehicles (crew and others)

[Silver_Dragon]

By Nineline request, I go to get a hand about vehicle crews and troops cargo capability.
- BMP-1 2 crew (Driver, Gunner), Troops (Vehicle commander + 8 troops).

BMP-2 3 crew members + troop (Vehicle commander + 6 troops).
BMP-3 2 Crew members + troop (Vehicle commander + 7 troops).
BTR-80 2 Crew members + troop (Vehicle commander + 7 troops).

https://www.battleorder.org/rus-bmp-platoon

Organization
Type: Mechanized Infantry Platoon
Origin: Russian Ground Forces (Russian Federation)
Personnel: 1 Officer and 29 Enlisted

→ Platoon Headquarters (1 Officer and 5 Enlisted)
1× Platoon Commander, Junior Lieutenant to Senior Lieutenant (OF-1), armed with 1 AK-74M rifle and PM pistol
1× Deputy Platoon Commander/Platoon Sergeant, Senior Sergeant (OR-7), armed with 1 AKS-74U carbine
1× Machine Gunner, Private (OR-1), armed with 1 PKP general-purpose machine gun
1× Assistant Machine Gunner, Private (OR-1), armed with 1 AK-74M rifle
1× Sniper, Private (OR-1) or Yefreytor (OR-4), armed with 1 SVD designated marksman rifle
1× Medic-Rifleman, Private (OR-1), armed with 1 AK-74M rifle

→ 3× Rifle Sections (8 Enlisted each)
Fire Group (4 men)
1× Squad Commander/Vehicle Commander, Junior Sergeant (OR-5) or Sergeant (OR-6), armed with 1 AK-74M rifle
1× Grenadier, Private (OR-1), armed with 1 RPG-7V and 1 AK-74M rifle or 1 AKS-74U carbine
1× Assistant Grenadier, Private (OR-1), armed with 1 AK-74M rifle
1× Machine Gunner, Private (OR-1), armed with 1 RPK-74M light machine gun or PKP Pecheneg general-purpose machine gun
Maneuver Group (2 men)
1× Senior Rifleman, Yefreytor (OR-4) or Private (OR-1), armed with 1 AK-74M rifle and GP-30 under-barrel grenade launcher
1× Rifleman, Private (OR-1), armed with 1 AK-74M rifle and GP-30 under-barrel grenade launcher
Vehicle Crew (2 men)
1× Gunner-Operator/Deputy Vehicle Commander, Yefreytor (OR-4) or Private (OR-1), armed with 1 AKS-74U carbine
1× Mechanic-Driver, Private (OR-1), armed with 1 AKS-74U carbine
 
Mounted Configuration
→ BMP (1)
Dismounted Personnel:
1× Platoon Commander (Vehicle Commander When Mounted)
1× Sniper or Medic-Rifleman
1× Rifle Squad

Mounted Personnel:
1× Gunner-Operator/Deputy Vehicle Commander
1× Mechanic Driver

→ BMP (2)
Dismounted Personnel:
1× Medic-Rifleman or Sniper
1× Rifle Squad

Mounted Personnel:
1× Platoon Sergeant/Vehicle Commander (Does Not Dismount)
1× Gunner-Operator/Deputy Vehicle Commander
1× Mechanic Driver

→ BMP (3)
Dismounted Personnel:
1× Machine Gunner (PKP)
1× Assistant Machine Gunner
1× Rifle Squad (Squad Commander Acts as Vehicle Commander When Mounted)

Mounted Personnel:
1× Gunner-Operator/Deputy Vehicle Commander
1× Mechanic Driver

Edited July 20, 2022 by Silver_Dragon

[Apocalypse31]

Not much of a point to this since we can't load/unload troops without pre-mission scripting and located EXACTLY at the correct waypoint. 

[3WA]

Very nice!  Hope it leads to something, at least AI wise.

[Silver_Dragon]

Infantry Squads:
Us Army 1910 - 2022

USMC from WW1 to Modern

Mechanized Us Army Infantry. (1977-1986)

 

[Callsign112]

Thanks,... or should I say TANKS!

[Silver_Dragon]

Some organitanions diagrams:

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Limited by the BMD, they have about 57% the dismounts of a US Mech Infantry Coy and 46% of the Airborne Inf Coy.

Edited August 2, 2023 by Silver_Dragon

[Silver_Dragon]

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Russian VDV Anti-Aircraft Missile Bty (~2016)

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Russian Self-Propelled Howitzer Battery (Msta-S 152mm)

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[Silver_Dragon]

Us Air Cavalry on Early cold war, Vietnam to Modern.

 

[Silver_Dragon]

ACCB Part 1

 

[Silver_Dragon]

Panzergrenadiers Companies NATO 1960s Organization

Ukranian Mechanized organization 2022

 

Edited September 10, 2023 by Silver_Dragon