Flamethrower soldiers are additionally armed with FG 42 rifles.

An additional slot is also available for an anti-tank soldier or an engineer with a weapon from the research tree.

The Suomi KP/-31 is a Finnish submachine gun adopted in 1931. It was known for its high rate of fire and large magazine capacity: the standard drum magazine held 71 rounds.

In 1944, some examples were fitted with the experimental Liekkinetin M/44 underbarrel flamethrower, which turned the Suomi into even more of an effective weapon for assaulting and clearing buildings — the flamethrower allowed soldiers to suppress enemy positions and intimidate opponents at close range.