Made up of the newest Conscripts, ammo bearers pack on not only extra ammunition to support any Autogunners in their Section but extra barrels for their weapons should they overheat due to sustained fire. To counteract this weight, most ammo bearers are instructed to bring lighter or older weapons for their primary, and do not carry sidearms.

A necessary role to keep any Autogunners currently engaged in combat working like clockwork.

The Rifleman is the backbone of any army, and the USRF is no exception to this rule. The USRF Rifleman is the most basic and simplest role that many Cadets will find themselves assigned as. This simplicity should not be considered a weakness however, as the standard USRF Rifleman has the capability to carry superior gear over most wasteland threats- and in considerable numbers can overwhelm an opponent like a tidal wave.

Assaulters fill the special role of close quarters combat (CQC) within the standard USRF units. When distance with the target is finally closed, the long barrels of the standard rifles may prove to cumbersome and unwieldly within close quarters. Assaulters thrive in this environment, due to substituting their rifles for shotguns and submachine guns. In turn, this usually makes Assaulters the first to enter into any environment where close quarters combat is likely to occur. 

An Autogunner's purpose is to lay down a high volume of fire at any given target. In doing so, a skilled Autogunner is capable of being a devastating element that a Section can possess. Either in suppressing the enemy to allow for a flanking maneuver, or mowing down unsuspecting enemy troops outright, the Autogunner is there, always ready to step up to the occasion.

The light version of the Autogunner is directed more towards closer-ranged and shorter duration engagements. In order to accomplish this, drum magazines and shorter belt carrying fewer rounds are issued, along with a sidearm.

While most infantrymen are usually issued the same kit, Grenadiers are generally equipped with a 40mm grenade launcher mounted to their service rifle, coupled with a few 40x46mm grenades in reserve. Capable of firing both smoke and high-explosive rounds from their launcher, the Grenadier is a versatile element on the battlefield that can turn the tide of any engagement to the USRF's favor.

An Autogunner's purpose is to lay down a high volume of fire at any given target. In doing so, a skilled Autogunner is capable of being a devastating element that a Section can possess. Either in suppressing the enemy to allow for a flanking maneuver, or mowing down unsuspecting enemy troops outright, the Autogunner is there, always ready to step up to the occasion.

The heavy version of the Autogunner is directed more towards longer-range and extended duration engagements, along with providing a higher volume of sustained fire. In order to accomplish this, longer ammunition belts carrying a greater number of rounds are typically issued, along with a 1-4x optic to allow for greater accuracy while at distance.

Experimental Weapons Specialists are those USRF servicemembers who have been entrusted to use experimental small arms in the field. They are issued these weapons in order to field test them, as well as to make use of their powerful qualities not seen in standard issued weapons. Though historically some projects employed by these soldiers have failed, experimental weapons such as the XSR-60E has proven to be a resounding success for the Northeast Union.