TASK FORCE VIKING Enemy Identification Presentation.

TASK FORCE VIKINGEnemy Identification Presentation

Camouflage

• Digital Flora/Cifra• Most commonly used pattern in Russia• Used by

• Army• Marines/Naval Infantry• VDV

Camouflage

• Partizan/SS Summer• Based off WW2 German camouflage• Popular among security forces

• FSB, MVD

Camouflage

• Bezreka/Sumrak• Popular among security forces

• FSB, MVD

Weapons

• AK-74M• 5.45, 30 round magazine, side folding stock• Standard issue rifle within the Russian military, the most common• Can take underbarrel grenade launcher – GP25/30

Weapons

• AK-104• 7.62, 30 round magazine, side folding stock• Popular among security services• 5.45 version is the AK-105

Weapons

• AS VAL• 9x39mm, 20 round magazine, Integrally suppressed assault rifle• Commonly seen within security forces• VSS Vintorez is sniper variant with fixed wood stock

Weapons

• PKM Medium Machine Gun• 7.62x54r, belt fed 100 round box magazine, lightweight• Commonly seen within Russian military• At least one per 9 man squad, likely two• Will engage at range

Enemy Identification

• Naval Infantry/Marines/Morpeh• Digital Flora Uniform and Gear• Standard issue uniform, armor, and gear

Enemy Identification• Federal Security Service (FSB)• Partizan/SS Summer Camouflage• Defender II Armor + K6 Helmet• Partizan Harness/Smersh Belt Kit• AS VAL

Verbal Commands

• Davai – Can mean anything (“hooah”), literally means “let’s go/come on”• Vragobeat – Enemy down; is said once a Russian eliminates an enemy

and is then echoed throughout the entire squad• Vrag na leva/Vrag na prava – Enemy left/Enemy right.• Sani – Medic