Assistant AT Specialist
Tier I Anti-vehicle Role
The medium assistant anti-armorman, is the right-hand man of a Medium AT Gunner, and forms part of a MAT Team. They assist the gunner by carrying additional missiles as well as assisting with ranging, targeting and management of backblast from launchers. The role is to stick with the gunner and provide support - the two always form a buddy team. The assistant supports the AT Gunner in the form of providing security, helping to spot, engage, and adjust fire on targets.
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Anti-Tank Rifleman, Light
Tier II Anti-vehicle Role
Fireteams will typically carry light anti-tank weaponry if enemy armor is expected to be present in an area. Generally, this will result in the team's rifleman being given a single-shot light anti-tank weapon. The anti-tank rifleman will carry out their normal rifleman duties, and in the event that enemy armor is encountered, they will immediately transition into anti-tank mode and attempt to take it out based upon their team and squad leader's directives. Explore >>
Assistant AA Specialist
Tier II Anti-vehicle Role
The assistant anti-airman, is the right-hand man of a AA Gunner, and forms part of a AA Team. They assist the gunner by carrying additional missiles as well as assisting with ranging, targeting and management of backblast from launchers. The role is to stick with the gunner and provide support - the two always form a buddy team. The assistant supports the AA Gunner in the form of providing security, helping to spot, engage, and adjust fire on targets.
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Assistant AT Specialist, Heavy
Tier II Anti-vehicle Role
The heavy assistant anti-armorman, is the right-hand man of a Heavy AT Gunner, and forms part of a HAT Team. They assist the gunner by carrying additional missiles as well as assisting with ranging, targeting and management of backblast from launchers. The role is to stick with the gunner and provide support - the two always form a buddy team. The assistant supports the AT Gunner in the form of providing security, helping to spot, engage, and adjust fire on targets.
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AT Specialist, Medium
Tier III Anti-vehicle Role
A medium anti-tank (MAT) team or individual is a role that is capable of delivering accurate and deadly direct-fire against tanks, bunkers, buildings, and other suitable hard targets. MATs carry a multi-use reloadable launcher and a number of missiles. The launcher is typically scoped and can utilise HEDP, HEAT, HEAA, FTG and NE rounds.
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AT Specialist, Heavy
Tier IV Anti-vehicle Role
A heavy anti-tank team (HAT) or individual wields the most deadly anti-tank infantry-carried weapon systems available. When heavy armor is expected, they are great assets to have attached to the platoon. The HAT carries the FGM-148 Javelin a man-portable fire-and-forget anti-tank missile. The Javelin's HEAT warhead is capable of defeating modern tanks by attacking them from above where their armor is thinnest, and is also useful against fortifications in a direct attack flight.
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AA Specialist
Tier IV Anti-vehicle Role
An anti-air specialist is equipped with a man-portable AA missile system, and an additional missile, ready to use their launcher to engage and destroy any enemy air threats that might appear over the battlefield, either fixed-wing (jet) or rotary-winged (helo). Their proficiency and situational awareness can be the difference between life and death for a squad or platoon.
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SF Missileman
Tier V Qualified Anti-vehicle Role
The Special forces Missileman is a anti-vehicle specialist, a special forces operator who is experienced in the employment of anti-vehicle weapons. In special operations team’s accuracy and timing are everything, and so when anti-vehicle weapons need to be employed, it’s the role of the anti-vehicle specialist to get the job done. Importantly, when not operating in their anti-vehicle role, they are fundamentally a SF Operator.
Like other special operations roles, the SF AV Specialist is tasked with performing the most complex, classified, and dangerous missions directed.
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