Infantry

Army: British, Soviet
Period: Early War

with Company Command team, 2iC Command team, Machine-gun platoon, Mortar platoon, Recoilless platoon & three HMG nests.

The basic unit of the PAVN is an infantry battalion called a Ti?u Ðoàn B? Binh (pronounced tee-eh-oo daw-an boh bin), or just a Ti?u Ðoàn, a battalion. The battalion commander is a Thi?u Tá or Major, but is usually referred to in typical revolutionary fashion as a D Tru?ng or D Leader (after the code for a battalion, ‘D’).


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Army: British, Soviet
Period: Early War

Contains: Command team, eight Assault Rifle teams, six B40 teams with optional upgrades to B41 teams & two optional LMG teams.

The b? d?i, foot soldiers, are the core of the infantry companies. As the troops of B3 Front are some of the best in the PAVN, they have an almost equal mix of the newer AK47 assault rifles and older SKS carbines. The squad automatic
weapon is the RPD machine-gun, a modernised, belt-fed version of the WWII-era DP ‘record player’ machine-gun. Each squad also contains a B40 rocket launcher, a Chinese copy of the Soviet RPG-2.
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Army: British, Soviet
Period: Early War

Contains a Recoiless Gun Platoon (with 3 Type 52 75mm recoilless guns), Mortar Platoon (or 3 Type 53 82mm mortars) and AA Platoon (with 3 Type 54 12.7mm AA MG).
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Army: British, Soviet
Period: Early War

Contains a Recoiless Gun Company (with 3 B-10 82mm recoilless guns), Mortar Platoon (or 3 Type 53 120mm mortars) and AA Platoon (with 3 ZPU-1 14.5mm AA MG).
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