Infantry

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Contents 1 Infantry Play 2 Infantry Weapons 2.1 Standard Infantry 2.1.1 Rifleman 2.1.2 Submachine Gunner 2.1.3 Grenadier 2.1.4 Anti-Tank Rifleman (ATR) 2.1.5 Sniper 2.2 Heavy Infantry 2.2.1 Light Machine Gunner 2.2.2 Sapper 2.3 Elite Infantry 2.3.1 Paratrooper 2.4 Other Infantry Weapons 2.4.1 Pistols 2.4.2 Grenades 2.4.2.1 Fragmentation 2.4.2.2 Smoke 2.4.3 Knife

Infantry Play

In order to play as infantry you will need to select an Army Persona. Once you have selected a mission you will be in the Ready Room where you’ll find all of the available equipment for that mission. For new players, a Rifleman is often the only available infantry option to begin with.

Standard W,A,S,D movement keys and mouse controls apply to the infantry play. Your weapons and inventory can be selected using the mouse wheel or the top row number keys. You can fire from the hip using the Left Mouse button, or use the Right Mouse button to aim first. The R key reloads your weapon. Holding down the Left Shift key while moving forward (W) brings you to a sprint (for a limited time). The V and F keys toggle prone and crouch respectively. Q and E allow you to look left and right, while Z and C give you the ability to lean around corners while standing. If you’ve played any first person shooters over the past few years, this information will be plenty to get you into the action, under fire and hopefully returning some if it!

Basic Rifleman Commands

Action	Key
Fire	Left Mouse Button
Aim	Right Mouse Button
Reload	R
Sprint	Left Control (hold)
Look Left	Q
Look Right	E
Crouch	F (toggle)
Prone	V (toggle)
Lean Left	Z
Lean Right	C

Infantry Weapons

Standard Infantry

Rifleman

• Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk.I (British)
• Fusil MAS mle.1936 (French)
• Mauser Karbiner 98K (German)

Submachine Gunner

• Thompson Model 1924 (British)
• MAS mle. 38 (French)
• MP 38/40 (German)

Grenadier

Anti-Tank Rifleman (ATR)

• Boys ATR .55 cal. (British, French)
• PzB.39 7.9 mm (German)

Sniper

• Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk.I with Scope (British)
• Lebel with Scope (French)
• Mauser Karbiner 98K with Scope (German)

Heavy Infantry

Heavy infantry burn ATP faster than standard infantry because they are carrying much more equipment. This decreases the distance which they can sprint.

Light Machine Gunner

• Bren Gun Mk.1 (British)
• Fusil Mitrailleur mle.24/29, aka, Châtellerault (French)
• Mauser MG.34 (German)

Sapper

• Satchel Charges

Elite Infantry

Elite infantry are more fit and burn ATP more slowly than other units, allowing them to sprint for long periods of time.

Paratrooper

Other Infantry Weapons

Pistols

• Webley .455 cal. (British)
• Pistolet 1935.S (French)
• Luger P.08 (German)

Grenades

Fragmentation

• No.36M Mk.I Mills Bomb (British, French)
• Grenade OF (French)
• Stielhandgranate 24 (German)

Smoke

• No.77 Mk. I Smoke Grenade (British)
• Grenade Fumigène (French)
• Nebelhandgranate 39 (German)

Knife

Combat Knife (British, French, German)