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Re: ASK A REAL INFANTRYMAN :)

Posted: 2009-11-16 01:11
by Ironcomatose
0331SgtSpyUSMC wrote:I always used a "Tap, Rack, Bang" technique. Once jammed: tap forward assist, rack the charging handle back, squeeze the trigger. :-D 2 shots later damn jammed again lol

On the same note, maybe the animations should be changed a little when reloading weapon. In my personal experience I have never tapped a forward assist when loading a new magazine, nor did it take me this long to reload under fire
Tap the forward assist? Im pretty sure we are taught to tap the magazine..... :confused:

Re: ASK A REAL INFANTRYMAN :)

Posted: 2009-11-16 01:12
by J.Silver
Ironcomatose wrote:Tap the forward assist? Im pretty sure we are taught to tap the magazine..... :confused:
ANOTHER MARINE!!? I'M GETTING A WOODY!!!
How ya doin' Brother?

Re: ASK A REAL INFANTRYMAN :)

Posted: 2009-11-16 01:14
by Ironcomatose
J.Silver wrote:ANOTHER MARINE!!? I'M GETTING A WOODY!!!
How ya doin' Brother?
As good as it gets. Just prepping for our upcoming pump to Afghanistan. :roll:


































;-)

Re: ASK A REAL INFANTRYMAN :)

Posted: 2009-11-16 01:15
by loki1120
J.Silver wrote:Hey Sergeant ( judging by your avatar. I don't know what you are now.), what unit are/were you with bro? Glad to see another hardcharger on the forums. Personally, I'm just glad you don't scream IYOAS in your sig. Eitherway, glad to find another Marine on the forums. Glad you put your MOS on your name, kept me from calling you a pog. See you around Brother. My last unit was 2/8.

You get a Semper Fi from me, which is rare, I'm not very moto.


Welch, I know you're laid up bro, but use spell check!!! Marine is capitalized!


start a diff thread for Marine reunions please

Re: ASK A REAL INFANTRYMAN :)

Posted: 2009-11-16 01:15
by J.Silver
Ah what unit bro?

I got back about 6 months ago.. Permanently too... :( No more fighting for this DD.

Re: ASK A REAL INFANTRYMAN :)

Posted: 2009-11-16 13:20
by 0331SgtSpyUSMC
J.Silver wrote:Ah what unit bro?

I got back about 6 months ago.. Permanently too... :( No more fighting for this DD.
Cool man, I was 3/5 out of Pendelton. Been out, but coming back in this winter :) Sorry for cluttering your thread :)

Re: ASK A REAL INFANTRYMAN :)

Posted: 2009-11-16 13:24
by 0331SgtSpyUSMC
Ironcomatose wrote:Tap the forward assist? Im pretty sure we are taught to tap the magazine..... :confused:
You are absolutely right man :) I guess it's been a while, need to dust off my green monster. It's ok I'll be back in business in no time.

Re: ASK A REAL INFANTRYMAN :)

Posted: 2009-11-16 13:28
by arjan
and this suddenly turned into a reunion kinda thread :razz:

Re: ASK A REAL INFANTRYMAN :)

Posted: 2009-11-16 18:25
by loki1120
this is not a reunion thread, it is for QUESTIONS concerning In game Tactics / Techniques/ Procedures, for those that dont know and want to learn, thats why i started it, thank you.

Re: ASK A REAL INFANTRYMAN :)

Posted: 2009-11-16 18:48
by strima
No need to shout.

Re: ASK A REAL INFANTRYMAN :)

Posted: 2009-11-16 20:18
by Mad-Mike
strima wrote:No need to shout.
I think he might be deaf after the MG shot right next to his ear

Re: ASK A REAL INFANTRYMAN :)

Posted: 2009-11-16 20:30
by Pronck
how many people wear a M4 Full auto out of 100?

Re: ASK A REAL INFANTRYMAN :)

Posted: 2009-11-16 21:01
by loki1120
ghost-recon wrote:how many people wear a M4 Full auto out of 100?
none, unless your spec ops, your comon soldier on the battle feild dosent need it and its a waist of ammo. special operations carry them due to the fact that they are in a smaller unit and need the ability to lay down a heavy volume of fire to make the enemy keep there heads down or apear to be a larger force. your comon ground troop though would never have a full auto weapon unless its belt feed.

Re: ASK A REAL INFANTRYMAN :)

Posted: 2009-11-16 23:48
by goguapsy
I was wondering... what is the standard formation of a fireteam (in-game, a 6-men fireteam = a squad) (I KNOW A FT is made of 4 people) when moving through open terrain, mountain terrain, open streets/cities?

And whatabout house clearance? You don't choke a grenade there right? Civis my be there eh?

And also, are ya going to Afghanistan? Cheers!


(Finally some on-topic (and one off-topic) questions!)

Re: ASK A REAL INFANTRYMAN :)

Posted: 2009-11-17 00:21
by loki1120
goguapsy wrote:I was wondering... what is the standard formation of a fireteam (in-game, a 6-men fireteam = a squad) (I KNOW A FT is made of 4 people) when moving through open terrain, mountain terrain, open streets/cities?

And whatabout house clearance? You don't choke a grenade there right? Civis my be there eh?

And also, are ya going to Afghanistan? Cheers!


(Finally some on-topic (and one off-topic) questions!)


the formations:

un fortunatly it depends on some variables, but teh standars are: when in doubt bound, when in doubt "frag out" in game always frag every room, to show room clearing i would have to actualy work with your clan/team in game, witch im willing to do :)

when assaulting, split the squad into 2 teams assault and support(RM =any kit with a red dot or iron sites besides the medic.)

assault=Sl, RM,RM

support=AR,GL/MM,Med



wedge=open or slightly wooded areas, assaults, comonly used when traveling under cover of another squad. (squads should flip flop the patern when moving if moving with one squad behind the other.

----------@SL/TL
------@RM---@ GL
-@ AR----------@ medic
===========@ RM

line abreast= good for assaults, ambushes, defencive lines, support by fire line for another squad that is flanking or bounding forward.
RM----AR----SL/TL--MED--GL----RM
-@ ----@------@------@-----@-----@


dimond=protective postiure when you dont know where contact may come from or unit is alone

-------------@SL/TL

------@RM---------@RM

----------@AR---@GL

--------------@MED


colum=jungle or non open areas, tight ally ways

-----@SL/TL

-----@RM

-----@RM

-----@AR

-----@MED

-----@GL



staggerd=good for streets,security halts, extracting,ect

--------|@SL ------------- |
--------|-------------------|
--------|------------ -@RM|
--------|-------------------|
--------|@RM------------- |
--------|-------------------|
--------|--------------@AR|
--------|-------------------|
--------|@MED------------|
--------|-------------------|
--------|--------------@GL|
--------|-------------------|

Re: ASK A REAL INFANTRYMAN :)

Posted: 2009-11-17 21:55
by loki1120
For CQB/MOUT/Room Clearing, I am available to teach in game. details can be worked out on Ventrilo, PM me for the information and to set up a interview. :)

Minimum to teach:

4 man team.
A training server. (your own or a empty public one)
Ventrilo.
2 hours a week minimum alocated training time (not pubing, and not force on force)

Re: ASK A REAL INFANTRYMAN :)

Posted: 2009-11-17 23:47
by J.Silver
Question: How do you feel about the P-90 vs the P-25?

Re: ASK A REAL INFANTRYMAN :)

Posted: 2009-11-18 00:02
by Cavazos
Johncro wrote:whats your name
Cavazos.

Also, how do you feel about in-game assets and how they relate to the infantry?

Link to my thread on it

Do you feel that your assets such as MBTs and APCs should support the infantry, or that the infantry support the MBTs and APCs more?

Re: ASK A REAL INFANTRYMAN :)

Posted: 2009-11-18 00:07
by loki1120
J.Silver wrote:Question: How do you feel about the P-90 vs the P-25?
well i have fired the P-90 but im not to familiar with the capabilites of the P-25's commo abilites (nice try, ones a weapon and ones a radio for the civies out there)

Radio:
http://base-images.cygnuspub.com/images ... dios_0.png



Weapon:Image

Re: ASK A REAL INFANTRYMAN :)

Posted: 2009-11-18 00:32
by Claymore
If you look at the Korengal map, what would be your advice for the US force there? Would your approach ingame be different from real life and do you think the weapons under US posession are adequate to the situation?