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This page provides you with comparative values of all squad published
for EPT. Classification is based on squad's firing range.
Squad with firing range of 6
| 6-7-6 |
German 1943 (Waffen SS), German
1944 (Waffen SS, airborne), French 2000. |
| 6-6-6 |
Japanese 1942 (assault battalion). |
| 5-7-6 |
German 1940 and 1943 (motorized
units, engineers), German 1944 (grenadiers), US 1942 to 1950, French
1944, French 1950 (Corée), Israelian 1956, French 1978, Talibans 2000.
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| 4-7-6 |
German 1940 et 1943 (infantry),
Egyptian 1956, Libyan 1978 (regular). |
| 4-6-6 |
Japanese 1942 (regular), African
1978 (regulars), Serbian 1990 (milices). |
| 3-7-6 |
US Ranger 2000 (half-squads). |
Squads with firing range of 5
| 5-6-5 |
French 1940 (motorized), Russian
1943 (Gard), Viet-Minh 1950 (regular), French 1950 (Indo-China), North
Korean 1950. |
| 4-6-5 |
Romanian 1941, Australian 1942,
English 1944, Viet-Minh 1950 (local units), French 1950 (partisans). |
| 4-5-5 |
Chinese 1950, Arab 1978 (non
regular), Africans 1978 (non regular). |
Squads with firing range of 4
| 4-6-4 |
French 1940 (infantry), Russian 1943
(regular). |
Squads with firing range of 3 ou less
| 6-7-3 |
French 1944 (commandos). |
| 6-6-2 |
Russian 1943 (grenadiers). |
Amaury 22/02/2013
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