Chain of Command – Forces will have the same basic organizational structure. Each force will have an overall leader. Each force will consist of a maximum of 6 teams and one scout /sniper team. The scout /sniper team will consist of one scout, and one sniper. Each team will be made up of one team Leader, one Asst team Leader, one Medic, a Support Gunner, HWS, and 2 to 3 rifleman or any combination thereof.

Positions – The following is a description of the positions:

• Force Commander -Responsible for planning and deployment of units to achieve objectives
  
  
• Assistant Force Commander -Responsible for assisting the Commander in the planning and deployment of units to achieve objectives
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• Team Leader – Responsible for the tactical deployment, control of the platoon.
  
  
• Asst Team Leader – Responsible for the assisting the platoon leader with the motivation and control of the platoon.
  
  
• Sniper – Responsible for eliminating any target identified by the force command.
  
  
• Scout – Responsible for leading the scout / sniper team and communications with force command.
  
  
• Support Gunner – Responsible for covering the squad and providing supressive fire for mass assaults.
  
  
• Medic - Responsible for setting up an aid station for the platoon and "carrying" wounded soldiers back to the aid station for "recovery".
  
  
• Heavy Weapon Specialist – Responsible for eliminating hard targets and any soft targets identified by the squad leader.
  
  
• Rifleman - Responsible for protecting the squad, completing the objective, and shooting anything in the way.

Skills – The following are skills that we suggest you be familiar with as we will not be disclosing the mission prior to the event:

• Navigation – Working knowledge of distance estimation, longitude / latitude, and GPS systems.
  
  
• First Aid – Working knowledge of combat first aid, making splints, applying bandages, and stretchers.
  
  
• Low Light Operations – Working knowledge of operating in low light conditions undetected.
  
  
• Squad Tactics – Working knowledge of basic squad and two man formations.
  
  
• Ammo Conservation – Accomplish objectives using a limited ammo supply.
  
  
• Communications – Working knowledge of basic hand signals, radio communication protocols, SALUTE reports, and Operational Orders.
  
  
• Psychological Warfare – Use of unconventional tactics to confuse and distract the enemy.
  
  
• Esprit de Corp – Must be able to follow without question, lead without orders, and motivate all those around you.