PPSh-41 (S) Squad

A premium squad of five level 4 Chinese volunteer guerrillas armed with the PPSh-41 (S)

The PPSh-41 (S) is a legendary Soviet submachine gun designed by Georgy Shpagin and adopted for service on December 21st, 1940. The weapon is notable for its simplicity and ease of manufacture: a stamped-and-welded receiver, blowback-operated automatic fire, and the use of the 7.62×25 mm Tokarev pistol cartridge. The PPSh-41 (S) is equipped with a suppressor while retaining its high rate of fire. It also comes with a high-capacity 71-round drum magazine.

Captured M1918A2 Squad

Premium squad of four level 4 machine gunners and one engineer armed with the captured M1918A2

A free slot is available for adding an anti-tank soldier or an additional engineer.

Some of the M1918A2 machine guns captured during combat operations in the Pacific Theater were taken into service by Japanese units and used as trophy weapons. The M1918A2 is a modernized version of the American BAR (Browning Automatic Rifle) adopted in the late 1930s. The A2 variant received magazine guides that sped up reloading, as well as two automatic fire modes — full-rate and reduced-rate. From the original BAR, the M1918A2 inherited a convenient sight with good visibility. The machine gun uses 7.62 mm cartridges and is equipped with a 20-round magazine.