Mobile Platoon
Mobile Infantry Platoon
A standard Mobile Infantry Platoon is the primary maneuver element of the Gondaran Mobile Infantry. It consists of a platoon headquarters, three standard rifle squads, and one heavy weapons squad, supported by motorized transport and limited platoon-level sustainment.
Organization
| Element | Qty | Personnel | Vehicles | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Mobile Infantry Rifle Squad | 3 | 36 | 3× CT-32 Cargo Truck | Core maneuver element. |
| Platoon Headquarters | 1 | 4 | 1× CT-32 Cargo Truck + 1× UV-32 Mule | Command, communications, medical support, armory, and reserve transport. |
| Heavy Weapons Squad | 1 | 12 | 1× CT-32 Cargo Truck | Platoon-level sustained fire and anti-armor capability. |
| Total | — | 52 | 5× CT-32 + 1× UV-32 | Fully motorized platoon. |
Platoon Headquarters
| Position | Rank | Armament / Equipment | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Platoon Leader | O-1 | P-32 Service Pistol, 5 magazines | Commands platoon maneuver and fire control. |
| Platoon Sergeant | E-7 | SMG-32, 5 magazines | Senior enlisted leader; controls discipline, movement, and execution. |
| Radio Operator | E-1 to E-4 | P-32, 5 magazines; R-12 Radio Set | Maintains communication with company and supporting elements. |
| Medic | E-3 to E-4 | P-32, 5 magazines; Platoon Medical Pack | Provides immediate treatment and casualty stabilization. |
Platoon Armory — carried on HQ CT-32:
- 5× SMG-32
- 5× R-20 Service Rifle
- 5× P-32 Service Pistol
Heavy Weapons Squad
The Heavy Weapons Squad provides sustained fire and anti-armor capability beyond the maneuver-focused firepower of the rifle squads.
| Element | Size | Weapons / Equipment | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Squad Leader | 1 | SMG-32, 5 magazines | Commands heavy weapons squad and coordinates fire support. |
| LMG-25 Team 1 | 4 | LMG-25, tripod, spare barrel, 9× 100-round belts | Sustained suppressive fire. |
| LMG-25 Team 2 | 4 | LMG-25, tripod, spare barrel, 9× 100-round belts | Sustained suppressive fire. |
| RL-36 Team | 3 | RL-36 Anti-Tank Launcher, 6× Javelin I rockets | Anti-armor and hard-target engagement. |
LMG-25 Team Loadout
Each LMG-25 team consists of four men.
| Role | Loadout | Total Individual Load |
|---|---|---|
| Gunner | LMG-25, 2× 100-round belts, P-32, 5 magazines | 82.3 lb |
| Assistant Gunner | SMG-32, 5 magazines, tripod, spare barrel, 1× 100-round belt | 77.3 lb |
| Security / Ammo | R-20, 100 rounds, no grenades, 3× 100-round belts | 71.7 lb |
| Security / Ammo | R-20, 100 rounds, no grenades, 3× 100-round belts | 71.7 lb |
| Team Total | 303 lb | |
Per Team Cost: 553G Per Team Ammunition: 900 rounds
RL-36 Team Loadout
| Role | Loadout | Total Individual Load |
|---|---|---|
| Gunner | RL-36, P-32, 5 magazines | 56.3 lb |
| Loader | SMG-32, 5 magazines, 2× Javelin I rockets | 62.3 lb |
| Ammunition Bearer | R-20, 100 rounds, no grenades, 4× Javelin I rockets | 80.7 lb |
| Team Total | 199.3 lb | |
Team Cost: 382G Team Ammunition: 6 rockets
Platoon HQ / Reserve CT-32 Load
The platoon retains one reserve CT-32 to support command flexibility, casualty evacuation, replacement transport, and limited sustainment.
| Category | Item | Qty | Weight Each | Total Weight | Unit Cost (G) | Total Cost (G) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LMG Ammunition | 100-round LMG-25 belts | 18 | 5 lb | 90 lb | 7G | 126G |
| Anti-Armor | Javelin I rockets | 9 | 6 lb | 54 lb | 12G | 108G |
| Water | 2-qt canteens, filled | 24 | 4.5 lb | 108 lb | 3G | 72G |
| Sustainment | Field rations | 36 man-days | 2 lb | 72 lb | 1G | 36G |
| Medical | Bandages / emergency supplies | 72 | 0.25 lb | 18 lb | 1G | 72G |
| SMG Ammunition | 9.375×25mm ammunition | 900 rounds | 0.035 lb | 31.5 lb | 0.04G | 36G |
| Rifle Ammunition | 6.25×48mm ammunition, stripper clips | 1,500 rounds | 0.037 lb | 55.5 lb | 0.05G | 75G |
| Reserve CT-32 Support Load Total | 429 lb | 525G | ||||
Platoon Table of Organization and Equipment
| Element / Item | Qty | Personnel | Weight | Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Mobile Infantry Rifle Squad | 3 | 36 | 30,860.7 lb | 14,487G | Includes squad CT-32s and full squad sustainment package. |
| Platoon HQ issued equipment and armory | 1 | 4 | 166 lb | 1,260G | Includes issued weapons, R-12 Radio, Medical Pack, and platoon armory. |
| Platoon HQ / Reserve CT-32 support load | 1 | — | 429 lb | 525G | Limited sustainment, ammo redistribution, water, medical, and emergency supplies. |
| LMG-25 Team | 2 | 8 | 606 lb | 1,106G | Platoon sustained-fire teams. |
| RL-36 Team | 1 | 3 | 199.3 lb | 382G | Platoon anti-armor team. |
| Heavy Weapons Squad Leader | 1 | 1 | Pending | Pending | Personal load not yet separately locked. |
| Heavy Weapons Squad CT-32 | 1 | — | 8,800 lb | 2,450G | Transport for Heavy Weapons Squad. |
| Platoon HQ / Reserve CT-32 | 1 | — | 8,800 lb | 2,450G | Command, reserve, casualty, and sustainment support truck. |
| UV-32 Mule | 1 | — | Pending | Pending | Platoon command mobility / scouting vehicle. |
| Known Platoon Total | 52 | 49,860 lb + pending UV-32 / HWSL | 22,660G + pending UV-32 / HWSL | Known total excludes UV-32 and Heavy Weapons Squad Leader personal load. | |
Platoon Weapons Summary
| Weapon System | Qty | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| R-20 Service Rifle | 29 + 5 armory reserve | Includes rifle squads, heavy weapons security/ammo roles, RL-36 ammo bearer, and platoon armory. |
| R-20 Designated Marksman Rifle | 3 | One per rifle squad. |
| SMG-32 | 8 + 5 armory reserve | Rifle squad SMGs, Platoon Sergeant, LMG-25 AGs, RL-36 loader, and armory reserve. |
| P-32 Service Pistol | 7 + 5 armory reserve | Platoon HQ, LMG-25 gunners, RL-36 gunner, and armory reserve. |
| LMG-39 | 3 | One per rifle squad. |
| LMG-25 | 2 | Heavy Weapons Squad sustained-fire weapons. |
| GL-34 "Problem Solver" | 3 | One per rifle squad. |
| RL-36 Anti-Tank Launcher | 1 | Heavy Weapons Squad anti-armor weapon. |
Sustainment
The platoon is designed for short-duration independent action. Each rifle squad carries its own internal sustainment package through its assigned CT-32, while the platoon HQ / reserve CT-32 carries additional ammunition, water, rations, and medical supplies for redistribution.
The reserve CT-32 is intentionally kept lightly loaded so it can serve as:
- Casualty evacuation vehicle
- Replacement transport if a squad truck is lost
- Platoon ammunition redistribution point
- Limited medical and water reserve
- Command flexibility asset
Notes
- The Standard Mobile Infantry Rifle Squad is treated as a locked unit object.
- Rifle squad internal equipment is not re-expanded on this page.
- Costs are listed in Gondaran Currency (G), equivalent to 1939 USD.
- Ammunition and consumable prices use estimated 1939-equivalent values where exact costs were not previously locked.
- Heavy Weapons Squad Leader personal load remains pending final lock.
- UV-32 Mule weight and cost remain pending final lock.
Total platoon strength: 52 men