Bolt Action US Marine Corps. Weapons Teams Warlord Games
🎯 USMC Weapons Teams
Elite specialist units - sniper, anti-tank, and flamethrower teams for tactical flexibility
🎯 Unit Type
Specialist weapons teams, tactical support
📅 Service Period
1942-1945, Pacific and European theaters
🛠️ Material
Warlord Resin Plus™, improved formula
👥 Team Count
Three 2-man specialist teams
🔫 Weapon Systems
🎯 Sniper Team
M1903 Springfield Rifle
Equipment: Telescopic sight, bolt-action rifle
Secondary: Pistols and shotguns
Training: Both members sniper-qualified
Mission: Eliminate enemy officers to damage morale, interchangeable spotter roles for maximum effectiveness.
🚀 Bazooka Team
M9A1 Final Version
Length: 1.55m (improved range)
Range: 300 yards (vs 200-250yd early)
Penetration: 76mm at 30° / 110mm at 90°
M6 HEAT Rocket: Proven from North Africa to Tarawa, devastating against armor and fortifications.
🔥 Flamethrower Team
Portable Flamethrower
Primary Role: Bunker clearing
Secondary: Tunnel systems
Tactical: Gap creation in fortified lines
Pacific Specialist: Essential for Japanese bunker complexes and cave systems throughout the island campaigns.
🎯 Tactical Applications
🎯 Precision Elimination
Sniper teams target enemy commanders, disrupting coordination and lowering enemy morale
🛡️ Anti-Tank Defense
Bazooka teams engage armor threats, destroy bunkers, and eliminate strongpoints
🔥 Close Assault
Flamethrower teams clear tunnels, bunkers, and create breaches in fortified positions
⚡ Flexible Response
Multiple threat types covered - personnel, armor, and fortifications in one package
📦 Box Contents
Three 2-man specialist teams
Proper basing included
Ready for Bolt Action
Improved material formula
📚 Combat Doctrine
US doctrine emphasized tactical flexibility through specialist weapons teams. Key principles included:
- • Sniper teams: Officer elimination to break enemy command structure
- • Bazooka evolution: From North Africa lessons to Pacific perfection
- • Flamethrowers: Essential for Pacific bunker warfare
- • Combined arms: Multiple threats requiring different responses
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