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Contents 1 Divisional Structure 1.1 HCO Staff 1.2 Company Level 1.2.1 Infantry 1.2.2 Speciality Companies 1.2.3 Air Force 2 Company Specialities 2.1 Line Company 2.2 Special Forces 2.3 Armor Company 2.4 Air Force

Divisional Structure

HCO Staff

• Division Commander = General (4 star) O-10

• Assistant Division Commander = Major General (2 star) O-8

• Colonel O-6

• Lieutenant Colonel O-5

• Major O-4

• Command Sergeant Major E-9

Company Level

Infantry

• Company Commander = Captain O-3

• Company Executive Officer = 1st Lieutenant O-2

• 2nd Lieutenant O-1

• 1st Sergeant E-8

• Sergeant First Class E-7

• Staff Sergeant E-6

• Sergeant E-5

• Corporal E-4

• Lance Corporal E-3

• Private First Class E-2

• Private E-1

Speciality Companies

• Company Commander = Major or Lieutenant Commander O-4

• Company Executive Officer = Captain or Lieutenant O-3

• 1st Lieutenant or Lieutenant Junior Grade O-2

• 2nd Lieutenant or Ensign O-1

• Master Gunnery Sergeant, Master Sergeant or Master Chief Petty Officer E-9

• Master Sergeant, First Sergeant or Senior Chief Petty Officer E-8

• Sergeant First Class, Gunnery Sergeant or Chief Petty Officer E-7

• Staff Sergeant or Petty Officer First Class E-6

• Sergeant or Petty Officer Second Class E-5

Air Force

• Company Commander = Lieutenant Colonel O-5

• Company Executive Officer = Major O-4

• Wing Commanders = Captain O-3

• 1st Lieutenant O-2

• 2nd Lieutenant O-1

• Master Warrant Officer 5 W-5

• Warrant Officer 4 W-4

• Warrant Officer 3 W-3

• Warrant Officer 2 W-2

• Warrant Officer 1 W-1

Company Specialities

Line Company

Each company is run by a Captain who has several men below him in a hierarchy. He runs the company, organizing practices and training and maintains the roster of players. The role of the line company is to either attack a flag in order to capture it or to defend an already captured flag. The backbone and blue collar workhorses of the division.

Special Forces

The Special Forces Company is usually composed of 21CW veterans who have proven themselves in previous campaigns and their skills show. They are typically used for difficult missions such as taking flags deep in enemy territory, stealing equipment or holding a front line flag. In Battlefield 2, they can also be assigned to destroy the commander assets (radar, UAV trailer and artillery). While most divisions have a dedicated Special Forces Company, some generals choose to train all of their men in the arts of special operations.

Armor Company

The Armor company of the divisions have the responsibility to provided Armor superiority on the map. They are the only players who are allowed to use Armor from main base and must be proficient at one or all Armor vehicles in game. In order to join a Armor company "some divisions" require that you pass a certification test. You are always expected to be a "rifleman" first.

Air Force

The air forces of the divisions have the responsibility to fly the air assets provided on the map. They are the only players who are allowed to fly the aircraft and must be proficient at one or all kinds of aircraft (i.e. fighter planes, bombers and helicopters). In order to join the air force, a player usually has to pass a certification test.