Need a Marine Expeditionary Unit membre!

[Maxime]

(Sorry for my poor english, I speak french)

Hi everyone,

I play a simulation game and I take care of the realism when I play. The game is named ArmA II and in the game we're a MEU members. I want a membre of this unit because I want to ask question about how they work and how they are organized, to polish the realism.

I know that some informations may be classified, but I wanna know want I can.

Thanks!
Maxime Boily

[josephd]

lmao

[Maxime]

lmao

What mean IMAO?

[Wyoming]

Darn, I wish I was in France so I could game up with you and show you how it is really done.

[Zulu 36]

They're teasing you. They're troglodytes, especially BigAl

Go to Google and look up Marine Expeditionary Unit, and you should find all of the information you need that is not classified. The Wikipedia entry is pretty accurate and has a lot of hot links to further explain many terms, weapons, etc.

[Wyoming]

Damm Chris, a 20yo Fransuaisier. I was gonna be gentle.


BTW, what be one of them trog thingies?

[Maxime]

They're teasing you. They're troglodytes, especially BigAl

Go to Google and look up Marine Expeditionary Unit, and you should find all of the information you need that is not classified. The Wikipedia entry is pretty accurate and has a lot of hot links to further explain many terms, weapons, etc.

But I need more details like, with how many round a soldier have for an operation, how a AT team is made, and others.

[Quinbo]

We all carry a 40 mm morter with holster and 50 rounds plus a M-2 machine gun and two cases of ammo. If we can't radio for replenishment we just hit the reset button. When on ship we have to take turns manning the oars 12 hours of rowing is pretty hard.

[Maxime]

Darn, I wish I was in France so I could game up with you and show you how it is really done.

I'm not from France, I'm from Quebec in Canada.

[Maxime]

We all carry a 40 mm morter with holster and 50 rounds plus a M-2 machine gun and two cases of ammo. If we can't radio for replenishment we just hit the reset button. When on ship we have to take turns manning the oars 12 hours of rowing is pretty hard.

Tanks for answer but I need a contact to ask questions as I wish. Please, if you're agree to help me, let me a PM with your e-mail for Windows Live Messenger or Facebook for chat.

Thanks!

[Zulu 36]

But I need more details like, with how many round a soldier have for an operation, how a AT team is made, and others.

Ammo loads depend on the exact mission. Often it's all they can carry. This is a sensitive subject.

You should be able to find info on AT teams on-line as well. Look up Combined Anti-Armor Team (CAAT). I believe there have been some changes to the AT teams to reflect the mission in Iraq and Afghanistan where there is minimal armor threat. Every Marine rifle battalion has CAAT teams or their current equivalent.

[Ed Palmer]

We all carry a 40 mm morter with holster and 50 rounds plus a M-2 machine gun and two cases of ammo. If we can't radio for replenishment we just hit the reset button. When on ship we have to take turns manning the oars 12 hours of rowing is pretty hard.

Better watch those Frogs

[Quinbo]

We all carry a 40 mm morter with holster and 50 rounds plus a M-2 machine gun and two cases of ammo. If we can't radio for replenishment we just hit the reset button. When on ship we have to take turns manning the oars 12 hours of rowing is pretty hard.

Why would you want my e-mail? Not like we can swap spit in a warm shower.

[CQB0316]

Bwahahah. Dont forget that every member of the BLT has a Mk-19 in their holster for a back up weapon.

[Wyoming]

Bwahahah. Dont forget that every member of the BLT has a Mk-19 in their holster for a back up weapon.

I thought a BLT was a samich!!!