Mobile Recon Company
Mobile Infantry Brigade Reconnaissance Company (Finalized Core Structure)
Mission: Provide operational reconnaissance, corridor security, route validation, movement coordination, early warning, and deployment preparation for the Mobile Infantry Brigade.
The Reconnaissance Company exists to preserve brigade operational tempo, maintain corridor survivability, and ensure battalion deployment zones remain accessible and tactically viable.
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Recon Company Headquarters ~20 Personnel
Mission: - Company command and coordination - Recon tasking - Route assignment - Intelligence compilation - Brigade liaison - Traffic coordination - Signal management
Vehicles: - 2× CT-32 Command/Signal Trucks - 2× UV-32 Mule
Mounted Recon Element
1st Lynx Recon Platoon - 4× AS-33 Lynx
2nd Lynx Recon Platoon - 4× AS-33 Lynx
3rd Lynx Recon Platoon - 4× AS-33 Lynx
Total Mounted Recon Vehicles: - 12× AS-33 Lynx
Primary Roles: - Corridor security - Convoy escort - Route patrol - Ambush suppression - Force reconnaissance - Flank screening - Threat isolation - Artillery spotting and reporting
Operational Doctrine: The Lynx platoons aggressively patrol brigade movement corridors, destroying or suppressing threats that could disrupt convoy movement or battalion deployment.
Light threats are engaged directly.
Heavy threats are reported, isolated, bypassed, or targeted by brigade artillery assets.
The Lynx formations represent the brigade’s primary armored corridor security force.
Routefinder Recon Platoon
Structure: - 4× Routefinder Squads
Each Squad: - 6 Personnel - 1× UV-32E Mule
Total: - 24 Personnel - 4× UV-32E Mule
Mission: - Route validation - Bridge inspection - Terrain assessment - Alternate route identification - Convoy staging preparation - Deployment-zone preparation - Gun emplacement identification - Traffic flow analysis - Corridor condition reporting
Routefinder Squad Structure
Typical Rank Structure:
- Squad Leader (E-6 to E-7) - Land Navigation Specialist (E-5 to E-6) - Engineer/Demolition Specialist (E-5 to E-6) - Weapons/Security Specialist (E-4 to E-5) - Communications Specialist (E-4 to E-5) - Driver/Transport Specialist (E-4 to E-5)
The Routefinder Squads are highly trained operational reconnaissance teams specializing in brigade movement preparation and corridor management.
Personnel are cross-trained in: - reconnaissance - stealth movement - operational navigation - engineering assessment - convoy security - communications - movement coordination
Mission-Configurable Equipment Doctrine
Routefinder Squads are authorized mission-specific access to brigade reconnaissance and specialist equipment reserves.
Loadouts are determined according to operational requirements and approved through Recon Company command channels.
Authorized equipment may include: - Standard infantry weapons - SMGs - LMG-39 - GL-34 - Anti-material rifles - Rocket launchers - Optics - Radios - Demolition equipment - Signal equipment
This flexibility allows Routefinder teams to adapt to varying mission profiles without requiring separate specialist formations.
Operational Doctrine
The Reconnaissance Company does not conduct breakthrough assaults or deep strategic penetration operations.
The company operates primarily within corridors already penetrated by Assault formations.
Its responsibilities are to: 1. Validate operational movement routes 2. Ensure brigade corridors remain functional 3. Suppress lingering threats 4. Prepare battalion deployment zones 5. Maintain brigade situational awareness 6. Preserve operational tempo 7. Prevent corridor collapse during movement operations
The Reconnaissance Company functions as the brigade’s forward operational awareness and corridor-security element.