The Sniper is a single infantryman, armed with a scoped rifle, working alone. Snipers are produced by the Weapons Support Center, for the hefty cost of 340 340. Instead of brute force, the Sniper works by avoiding contact with the enemy, collecting intelligence, and finally taking that one shot when it counts the most. At the very opposite end is the Sniper: stealthy and calculated.
On one end of that spectrum, are the Riflemen Squads with their straightforward, brute-force tactics: they are expected to charge in in large numbers, make contact with the enemy, and just keep firing until the enemy is subdued. The American army is known for its wide variety of infantry units, spanning the entire spectrum of infantry tactical purposes.
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