Platoon Sergeant
Tier I Field Leadership Role

The Platoon Sergeant (PltSgt) is an interesting leadership role that can be used, to increase the platoon's efficiency in any mission by spreading the workload between the PltCo and PltSgt or to help a someone learn how to PltCo, or to observe an existing PltCo and help them develop. The PltSgt oversees support and sustainment of the platoon freeing the PltCo to oversee execution of objectives and movements.

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Platoon Leader
Tier II Field Leadership Role

The Platoon Leader (PL), or Platoon Commander (PltCo), is responsible for the conduct of his platoon on their assigned mission from start to finish. They direct the three main squads of the platoon, as well as any attachments, and use a multitude of skills to accomplish the platoon's mission with the minimal friendly and the maximum enemy casualties.

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Company Commander
Tier IV Field Leadership Role

The company commander leads the Platoons deployed on an operation. Using their experience of an array of leadership roles, they guide the multiple platoons and attachments of up to 120 people, to accomplish the assigned mission.

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SF Commander
Tier IV Qualified Field Leadership Role

Special forces commanders are senior and experienced leaders that lead special operations units on typically direct action, special operation missions. Even with the smaller size of special operations units compared to conventional forces, Special forces commanders are typically at a rank grade similar to a regular Platoon Commander demonstrated by the wide latitude they are given to execute missions towards completion. Like all other special operations roles, the SF Commander has access to a wide array of equipment and discretion.

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