Officers (LW2) - Revision history

Solymr at 15:59, 22 August 2020

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	{{Toc_(LW2)\|0}}Officers are regular soldiers who have received additional training and responsibilities as leaders in the field for XCOM operations. Best used as formal leaders for specific recurring squads, Officers grant important tactical and strategic bonuses for those soldiers, some of which improve the more missions those squad members go on. Bear in mind that only one Officer at a time can serve as a mission leader (the highest ranking Officer, highest combat rank if tied, or highest Will if both ranks are tied); other officers on that mission do not have access to their special abilities.		{{Toc_(LW2)\|37}}Officers are regular soldiers who have received additional training and responsibilities as leaders in the field for XCOM operations. Best used as formal leaders for specific recurring squads, Officers grant important tactical and strategic bonuses for those soldiers, some of which improve the more missions those squad members go on. Bear in mind that only one Officer at a time can serve as a mission leader (the highest ranking Officer, highest combat rank if tied, or highest Will if both ranks are tied); other officers on that mission do not have access to their special abilities.

	Even the lowest ranking officer gets access to the powerful "Command" ability, which allows them to grant any ally an additional action at the cost of their own action, as well as the "Intervention" ability, which exchanges your Intel resource for an extension of the mission timer. Well-employed, Officers improves the reliability and survivability of your squad even in the face of unknown, unexpected, or inconvenient factors. There is some selflessness inherent to the Officer's duty, and use of many of their abilities will cost you opportunities to employ their combat skills at the same time, so make sure the squad you assign them to shores up the officer's blind spots that emerge from use of their special abilities.		Even the lowest ranking officer gets access to the powerful "Command" ability, which allows them to grant any ally an additional action at the cost of their own action, as well as the "Intervention" ability, which exchanges your Intel resource for an extension of the mission timer. Well-employed, Officers improves the reliability and survivability of your squad even in the face of unknown, unexpected, or inconvenient factors. There is some selflessness inherent to the Officer's duty, and use of many of their abilities will cost you opportunities to employ their combat skills at the same time, so make sure the squad you assign them to shores up the officer's blind spots that emerge from use of their special abilities.

Solymr at 15:45, 22 August 2020

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Solymr at 15:28, 22 August 2020

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Solymr at 15:27, 22 August 2020

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	Officers are regular soldiers who have received additional training and responsibilities as leaders in the field for XCOM operations. Best used as formal leaders for specific recurring squads, Officers grant important tactical and strategic bonuses for those soldiers, some of which improve the more missions those squad members go on. Bear in mind that only one Officer at a time can serve as a mission leader (the highest ranking Officer, highest combat rank if tied, or highest Will if both ranks are tied); other officers on that mission do not have access to their special abilities.		{{Toc_(LW2)\|0}}Officers are regular soldiers who have received additional training and responsibilities as leaders in the field for XCOM operations. Best used as formal leaders for specific recurring squads, Officers grant important tactical and strategic bonuses for those soldiers, some of which improve the more missions those squad members go on. Bear in mind that only one Officer at a time can serve as a mission leader (the highest ranking Officer, highest combat rank if tied, or highest Will if both ranks are tied); other officers on that mission do not have access to their special abilities.

	Even the lowest ranking officer gets access to the powerful "Command" ability, which allows them to grant any ally an additional action at the cost of their own action, as well as the "Intervention" ability, which exchanges your Intel resource for an extension of the mission timer. Well-employed, Officers improves the reliability and survivability of your squad even in the face of unknown, unexpected, or inconvenient factors. There is some selflessness inherent to the Officer's duty, and use of many of their abilities will cost you opportunities to employ their combat skills at the same time, so make sure the squad you assign them to shores up the officer's blind spots that emerge from use of their special abilities.		Even the lowest ranking officer gets access to the powerful "Command" ability, which allows them to grant any ally an additional action at the cost of their own action, as well as the "Intervention" ability, which exchanges your Intel resource for an extension of the mission timer. Well-employed, Officers improves the reliability and survivability of your squad even in the face of unknown, unexpected, or inconvenient factors. There is some selflessness inherent to the Officer's duty, and use of many of their abilities will cost you opportunities to employ their combat skills at the same time, so make sure the squad you assign them to shores up the officer's blind spots that emerge from use of their special abilities.
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 == Training and Abilities ==
-Officers can be trained via the Guerrilla Tactics School, and are unavailable for the duration of the training period (4-12 days depending on level) unless the training is cancelled. Once initially trained, all Officers are automatically granted the following perks:
+Officers can be trained via the Guerrilla Tactics School, and are unavailable for the duration of the training period (4-12 days depending on level) unless the training is cancelled. Once initially trained, all Officers are automatically granted the first line of perks. Officers can train more abilities as they rank up. An officer's rank increases as their normal level does. Each new ability must be trained by spending time in the Guerrilla Tactics School.
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Solymr at 12:55, 19 August 2020

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	* Willpower: +1 per mission, capping at 40 (40 missions)		* Willpower: +1 per mission, capping at 40 (40 missions)
	* Infiltration: 0.0075f per mission, capped at 0.25f (34 missions)		* Infiltration: 0.0075f per mission, capped at 0.25f (34 missions)

			==See Also==

			{{XCOM_Units_Navbar_(LW2)}}

	[[Category:Soldiers (Long War 2)]]		[[Category:Soldiers (Long War 2)]]

Binkyuk: /* Candidates for Officer Training */

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Candidates for Officer Training

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	'''Grenadier''': Good. As another class that leans on charge-based core abilities and with some access to defensive perks, Grenadiers benefit nicely from having officer perks, as you don't always want to solve a problem with a precious grenade, especially on longer missions. Cooldown based abilities, such as Focus Fire, are ideal picks here. Rapid Deployment is particularly useful, allowing this officer to throw a defensive grenade in the same turn as issuing an order if a surprised group of enemies requires an immediate reaction.		'''Grenadier''': Good. As another class that leans on charge-based core abilities and with some access to defensive perks, Grenadiers benefit nicely from having officer perks, as you don't always want to solve a problem with a precious grenade, especially on longer missions. Cooldown based abilities, such as Focus Fire, are ideal picks here. Rapid Deployment is particularly useful, allowing this officer to throw a defensive grenade in the same turn as issuing an order if a surprised group of enemies requires an immediate reaction.

	'''Ranger''': Medium. Rangers have access to a variety of defensive perks that can make your officer hard to kill in a fight, and their tendency to already serve in the mid and back lines means that they're usually well-positioned to catch everyone in their command range and line of sight. ~~You~~ will usually want to favor passive or free action abilities in this officer's training; "Fall Back" and "Incoming" are two good choices~~. Alternatively, use their Light 'Em Up ability to maintain an attack per round while also issuing orders~~.		'''Ranger''': Medium. Rangers have access to a variety of defensive perks that can make your officer hard to kill in a fight, and their tendency to already serve in the mid and back lines means that they're usually well-positioned to catch everyone in their command range and line of sight. Rangers can almost always use their actions gainfully shooting or reloading though, so you will usually want to favor passive or free action abilities in this officer's training; "Fall Back" and "Incoming" are two good choices.

	'''Gunner''': Medium. Often times you'd rather have the gunner shooting than barking orders, especially if they're applying shred to tough targets, but they are likely to be in the mid or back lines, well positioned to catch everyone in their command range. Like the Ranger, passive and free action abilities are ideal if you want to keep your damage output up.		'''Gunner''': Medium. Often times you'd rather have the gunner shooting than barking orders, especially if they're applying shred to tough targets, but they are likely to be in the mid or back lines, well positioned to catch everyone in their command range. Like the Ranger, passive and free action abilities are ideal if you want to keep your damage output up.

Binkyuk: /* Candidates for Officer Training */ This is slightly silly logic. In this situation you don't need a Gunner, so a different class would still make a better officer.

2018-06-20T16:06:50Z

Candidates for Officer Training: This is slightly silly logic. In this situation you don't need a Gunner, so a different class would still make a better officer.

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	'''Ranger''': Medium. Rangers have access to a variety of defensive perks that can make your officer hard to kill in a fight, and their tendency to already serve in the mid and back lines means that they're usually well-positioned to catch everyone in their command range and line of sight. You will usually want to favor passive or free action abilities in this officer's training; "Fall Back" and "Incoming" are two good choices. Alternatively, use their Light 'Em Up ability to maintain an attack per round while also issuing orders.		'''Ranger''': Medium. Rangers have access to a variety of defensive perks that can make your officer hard to kill in a fight, and their tendency to already serve in the mid and back lines means that they're usually well-positioned to catch everyone in their command range and line of sight. You will usually want to favor passive or free action abilities in this officer's training; "Fall Back" and "Incoming" are two good choices. Alternatively, use their Light 'Em Up ability to maintain an attack per round while also issuing orders.

	'''Gunner''': Medium. Often times you'd rather have the gunner shooting than barking orders, especially if they're applying shred to tough targets~~. That being said~~, ~~if your squad is already loaded~~ in ~~firepower and cover-busting effects~~, ~~a SAW-specced Gunner can double as an officer without too much trouble~~. Like the Ranger, passive and free action abilities are ideal if you want to keep your damage output up.		'''Gunner''': Medium. Often times you'd rather have the gunner shooting than barking orders, especially if they're applying shred to tough targets, but they are likely to be in the mid or back lines, well positioned to catch everyone in their command range. Like the Ranger, passive and free action abilities are ideal if you want to keep your damage output up.

	'''Assault''': Poor. The Assault role is a hazardous job, especially reliant on actions and mobility, and managing the hazards your officers have to deal with is important to keeping them alive.		'''Assault''': Poor. The Assault role is a hazardous job, especially reliant on actions and mobility, and managing the hazards your officers have to deal with is important to keeping them alive.

Binkyuk: /* Candidates for Officer Training */

2018-06-20T16:04:16Z

Candidates for Officer Training

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	Any soldier class (including Psi Operative) can receive officer training once they are no longer a Rookie. Here are some notes on class suitability for the role:		Any soldier class (including Psi Operative) can receive officer training once they are no longer a Rookie. Here are some notes on class suitability for the role:

	'''~~Ranger~~''': ~~Good~~. ~~Rangers have access~~ to a ~~variety of defensive perks~~ that ~~can make your officer hard to kill in a fight, and their tendency to already serve in~~ the ~~mid and back lines means that they~~'~~re usually well-positioned to catch everyone~~ in ~~their command range and line~~ of ~~sight. You will usually want to favor passive or free~~ action abilities ~~in this officer's training; "Fall Back"~~ and ~~"Incoming" are two good choices. Alternatively, use their Light 'Em Up ability to maintain an attack per round while also issuing orders~~.		'''Specialist''': Excellent. Further cementing their identity as toolboxes for any mission, Officer training gives specialists even more options to confront a particular problem, especially tools that don't drain precious charges. Given how little the Specialist's primary weapon is employed, little opportunity cost is paid in use of Officer abilities, so go crazy on those action-costing abilities, such as Get Some, Jammer, and particularly Focus Fire.

	'''~~Assault~~''': ~~Poor~~. ~~The Assault role~~ is ~~a hazardous job, especially reliant on actions~~ and ~~mobility~~, ~~and managing~~ the ~~hazards your officers have~~ to ~~deal with is important to keeping them alive~~.		'''Shinobi''': Excellent. Officer abilities do not break concealment when used, allowing a concealment based Shinobi to contribute without breaking their stealth. An Officer Shinobi is also the vital half of the Shinobi-Specialist one-two punch that can effortlessly tackle most hacking and prison-break missions, using their Command to get the Specialist or mission package out of harms way after completing to the objective.

	'''~~Gunner~~''': ~~Situational~~. ~~Often times you'd rather~~ have the ~~gunner shooting than barking orders~~, ~~especially~~ if ~~they~~'re ~~applying shred~~ to ~~tough targets~~. ~~That being said~~, ~~if your squad is~~ already ~~loaded in firepower and cover-busting effects~~, ~~a SAW-specced Gunner can double~~ as an officer ~~without too much trouble. Like the Ranger, passive~~ and ~~free action abilities~~ are ~~ideal if you want to keep your damage output up~~.		'''Technical''': Good. Technicals have access to the largest number of concurrent defensive perks in the game, so even if you're rushing them forward to flamethrower the enemy, the combination of Formidable, Burnout, Fortify, and Tactical Sense will make your Officer an unappealing target. Also, since the Technical's trademark weapons are already charge based, doubling them as your officer increases their utility and gives them things to do when heavy weapons are unsuitable for the task at hand.

	'''~~Technical~~''': Good. ~~Technicals have~~ access to ~~the largest number of concurrent~~ defensive perks ~~in the game~~, ~~so even if~~ you'~~re rushing them forward~~ to ~~flamethrower the enemy~~, ~~the combination of Formidable~~, ~~Burnout~~, ~~Fortify, and Tactical Sense will make your Officer an unappealing target~~. ~~Also, since the Technical's trademark weapons are already charge based~~, ~~doubling them as your~~ officer ~~increases their utility and gives them things~~ to ~~do when heavy weapons are unsuitable for~~ the ~~task at hand~~.		'''Grenadier''': Good. As another class that leans on charge-based core abilities and with some access to defensive perks, Grenadiers benefit nicely from having officer perks, as you don't always want to solve a problem with a precious grenade, especially on longer missions. Cooldown based abilities, such as Focus Fire, are ideal picks here. Rapid Deployment is particularly useful, allowing this officer to throw a defensive grenade in the same turn as issuing an order if a surprised group of enemies requires an immediate reaction.

	'''~~Shinobi~~''': ~~Excellent~~. ~~Officer abilities do not break concealment when used, allowing you~~ to ~~keep~~ a ~~forward observer Shinobi relevant without breaking their stealth, or simply retain the~~ officer~~'s stealth during~~ a ~~firefight for use later~~ in ~~a mission. An Officer Shinobi is also~~ the ~~vital half of the Shinobi-Specialist one-two punch~~ that ~~can effortlessly tackle most hacking and prison~~-~~break missions, using~~ their ~~Command~~ to ~~get the Specialist~~ or ~~mission package out of harms way after completing~~ to ~~the objective~~.		'''Ranger''': Medium. Rangers have access to a variety of defensive perks that can make your officer hard to kill in a fight, and their tendency to already serve in the mid and back lines means that they're usually well-positioned to catch everyone in their command range and line of sight. You will usually want to favor passive or free action abilities in this officer's training; "Fall Back" and "Incoming" are two good choices. Alternatively, use their Light 'Em Up ability to maintain an attack per round while also issuing orders.

	'''~~Sharpshooter~~''': ~~Poor~~.~~.. for traditional snipers. Sharpshooters are either too isolated or too busy~~ shooting ~~to serve as an effective squad leader~~, ~~and don~~'~~t get access~~ to ~~that many defensive perks~~. ~~However~~, ~~there~~ is ~~a sharpshooter archetype that synergizes extremely well with officer abilities: take everything from the center of the tree. Once the sharpshooter hits Sergeant rank this setup kicks into high gear~~, ~~providing your tactical teams with~~ a ~~concealed scout that~~ can ~~contribute meaningfully to every battle~~. ~~In one turn this officer can observe~~ the ~~next pod of enemies to avoid pulling in four new mutons, light up two key foes with a holotargeter (thanks to rapid targeting), give a critical soldier an extra action~~, ~~and provide~~ passive ~~benefits through defilade~~ and ~~lead by example, all without breaking concealment. Avoid the urge to also train in pistol~~ abilities ~~unless~~ you ~~can justify the extended time off the field~~.		'''Gunner''': Medium. Often times you'd rather have the gunner shooting than barking orders, especially if they're applying shred to tough targets. That being said, if your squad is already loaded in firepower and cover-busting effects, a SAW-specced Gunner can double as an officer without too much trouble. Like the Ranger, passive and free action abilities are ideal if you want to keep your damage output up.

	'''~~Grenadier~~''': ~~Good~~. ~~As another class that leans~~ on ~~charge-based core abilities~~ and ~~with some access to defensive perks~~, ~~Grenadiers benefit nicely from having officer perks, as you don't always want~~ to ~~solve a problem~~ with ~~a precious grenade, especially on longer missions. Cooldown based abilities, such as Focus Fire, are ideal picks here. Rapid Deployment~~ is ~~particularly useful, allowing this officer~~ to ~~throw a defensive grenade in the same turn as issuing an order if a surprised group of enemies requires an immediate reaction~~.		'''Assault''': Poor. The Assault role is a hazardous job, especially reliant on actions and mobility, and managing the hazards your officers have to deal with is important to keeping them alive.

	'''~~Specialist~~''': ~~Excellent~~. ~~Further cementing their identity~~ as ~~toolboxes for any mission~~, ~~Officer training gives specialists even more options to confront a particular problem, especially tools that~~ don't ~~drain precious charges~~. ~~Given how little the Specialist's primary weapon is employed~~, ~~little opportunity cost~~ is ~~paid in use~~ of ~~Officer abilities~~, ~~so go crazy on those action-costing abilities~~, ~~such as Get Some~~, ~~Jammer~~, and ~~particularly Focus Fire~~.		'''Sharpshooter''': Poor, except for specific builds. Sharpshooters are either too isolated or too busy shooting to serve as an effective squad leader, and don't get access to that many defensive perks. However, there is a sharpshooter archetype that synergizes extremely well with officer abilities: take everything from the center of the tree. Once the sharpshooter hits Sergeant rank this setup kicks into high gear, providing your tactical teams with a concealed scout that can contribute meaningfully to every battle. In one turn this officer can observe the next pod of enemies, light up two key foes with a holotargeter (thanks to rapid targeting), give a critical soldier an extra action, and provide passive benefits through defilade and lead by example, all without breaking concealment. Avoid the urge to also train in pistol abilities unless you can justify the extended time off the field.

	'''Psi Operative''': Situational. As Psi Operatives will already spend a lot of time "in the tank" training Psionic abilities, further sidelining them for officer training can be a prohibitive opportunity cost. However, its important to note that Psi Operatives ascend their ranks much faster than regular soldier classes, so if you get psionics early, you can quickly get a colonel or field commander trained for some GTS upgrades and strategic benefits. The Officer haven bonus also stacks with the Psi operative haven bonus for detecting faceless, so you can quickly sanitize the globe of faceless spies with these soldiers. On the battlefield, Psi Operatives already have a lot of cooldown-based abilities competing for attention, particularly the ever-valuable Stasis and Mind Merge abilities, so its viable but not excellent.		'''Psi Operative''': Situational. As Psi Operatives will already spend a lot of time "in the tank" training Psionic abilities, further sidelining them for officer training can be a prohibitive opportunity cost. However, its important to note that Psi Operatives ascend their ranks much faster than regular soldier classes, so if you get psionics early, you can quickly get a colonel or field commander trained for some GTS upgrades and strategic benefits. The Officer haven bonus also stacks with the Psi operative haven bonus for detecting faceless, so you can quickly sanitize the globe of faceless spies with these soldiers. On the battlefield, Psi Operatives already have a lot of cooldown-based abilities competing for attention, particularly the ever-valuable Stasis and Mind Merge abilities, so its viable but not excellent.

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	\| style="border-color: #83c0ce; width:10%;" colspan="2" \| {{Command (LW2)\| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1}}		\| style="border-color: #83c0ce; width:10%;" colspan="2" \| {{Command (LW2)\| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1 \| b_table = 1}}
	\| style="border-color: #83c0ce; width:10%;" colspan="2" \| {{Intervention (LW2)\| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1}}		\| style="border-color: #83c0ce; width:10%;" colspan="2" \| {{Intervention (LW2)\| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1 \| b_table = 1}}
	\| style="border-color: #83c0ce; width:10%;" colspan="2" \| {{Commissar (LW2)\| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1}}		\| style="border-color: #83c0ce; width:10%;" colspan="2" \| {{Commissar (LW2)\| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1 \| b_table = 1}}
	\| style="border-color: #83c0ce; width:10%;" colspan="2" \| {{Take This (LW2)\| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1}}		\| style="border-color: #83c0ce; width:10%;" colspan="2" \| {{Take This (LW2)\| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1 \| b_table = 1}}
	\|- vertical-align="middle"		\|- vertical-align="middle"
	! style="border-width: 0 2px 0 0; border-color:#83c0ce; background-color: #17181a;" \| Second Lieutenant		! style="border-width: 0 2px 0 0; border-color:#83c0ce; background-color: #17181a;" \| [[File:LWOfficers RankLieutenant.png\|32px\|Second Lieutenant]]<br>Second Lieutenant
	\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Oscar Mike (LW2)\| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1}}		\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Oscar Mike (LW2)\| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1 \| b_table = 1}}
	\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Focus Fire (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1}}		\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Focus Fire (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1 \| b_table = 1}}
	\|- vertical-align="middle"		\|- vertical-align="middle"
	! style="border-width: 0 2px 0 0; border-color:#83c0ce; background-color: #17181a;" \| First Lieutenant		! style="border-width: 0 2px 0 0; border-color:#83c0ce; background-color: #17181a;" \| [[File:LWOfficers RankFirstLieutenant.png\|32px\|First Lieutenant]]<br>First Lieutenant
	\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Incoming! (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1}}		\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Incoming! (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1 \| b_table = 1}}
	\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Get Some (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1}}		\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Get Some (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1 \| b_table = 1}}
	\|- vertical-align="middle"		\|- vertical-align="middle"
	! style="border-width: 0 2px 0 0; border-color:#83c0ce; background-color: #17181a;" \| Captain		! style="border-width: 0 2px 0 0; border-color:#83c0ce; background-color: #17181a;" \| [[File:LWOfficers RankCaptain.png\|32px\|Captain]]<br>Captain
	\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Trial By Fire (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1}}		\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Trial By Fire (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1 \| b_table = 1}}
	\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Jammer (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1}}		\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Jammer (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1 \| b_table = 1}}
	\|- vertical-align="middle"		\|- vertical-align="middle"
	! style="border-width: 0 2px 0 0; border-color:#83c0ce; background-color: #17181a;" \| Major		! style="border-width: 0 2px 0 0; border-color:#83c0ce; background-color: #17181a;" \| [[File:LWOfficers RankMajor.png\|32px\|Major]]<br>Major
	\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Lead By Example (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1}}		\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Lead By Example (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1 \| b_table = 1}}
	\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Collector (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1}}		\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Collector (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1 \| b_table = 1}}
	\|- vertical-align="middle"		\|- vertical-align="middle"
	! style="border-width: 0 2px 0 0; border-color:#83c0ce; background-color: #17181a;" \| Lieutenant Colonel		! style="border-width: 0 2px 0 0; border-color:#83c0ce; background-color: #17181a;" \| [[File:LWOfficers RankLieutenantColonel.png\|32px\|Lieutenant Colonel]]<br>Lieutenant Colonel
	\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Fire Discipline (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1}}		\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Fire Discipline (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1 \| b_table = 1}}
	\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Defilade (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1}}		\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Defilade (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1 \| b_table = 1}}
	\|- vertical-align="middle"		\|- vertical-align="middle"
	! style="border-width: 0 2px 0 0; border-color:#83c0ce; background-color: #17181a;" \| Colonel		! style="border-width: 0 2px 0 0; border-color:#83c0ce; background-color: #17181a;" \| [[File:LWOfficers RankColonel.png\|32px\|Colonel]]<br>Colonel
	\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Air Controller (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1}}		\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Air Controller (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1 \| b_table = 1}}
	\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Infiltrator (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1}}		\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Infiltrator (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1 \| b_table = 1}}
	\|- vertical-align="middle"		\|- vertical-align="middle"
	! style="border-width: 0 2px 0 0; border-color:#83c0ce; background-color: #17181a;" \| Field Commander		! style="border-width: 0 2px 0 0; border-color:#83c0ce; background-color: #17181a;" \| [[File:LWOfficers RankFieldCommander.png\|32px\|Field Commander]]<br>Field Commander
	\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Combined Arms (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1}}		\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Combined Arms (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1 \| b_table = 1}}
	\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Scavenger (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1}}		\| style="border-color: #83c0ce;" colspan="5" \| {{Scavenger (LW2) \| b_name = 1 \| b_descr = 1 \| b_info = 1 \| b_table = 1}}
	\|}		\|}