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Don't expect any new faction soon though
Funnily enough too, disruption elm units (red armbands) have been seen more often with more 'modern' kit, chiefly because those guys know they're doing dangerous as hell jobs and prefer to have the best stuff they can buy at hand.
Russian National Guards don't follow the same standards like the other branches either. They tend to have very different stuff compared to their Ground Forces counterparts.
And I think lesser Russian units would simply just not use a helmet instead of buying one that wouldn't do them any good and would essentially be an unnecessary burden.
I hope what I said somewhat made sense.
They pretty much mostly buy or acquire their own equipment through whatever means necessary. From helmets, plate carriers, optics, etc
I guess the bit that confused me the most was seeing Militia with more US-Styled gear, but with your explanation and the inclusion Islamic bandannas it now makes sense.
Though in countries like Russia for example, seeing squads range from some units in the National Guard looking the exact same as the Spetsnaz SSO was a little confusing.
And so far the variety of units and their compositions are based off their real life counterparts. Such as US Army squads being 9 man strong with 2 fireteams and 1 squad leader. German Panzergrenadiere having 6 man squads, Russian squads ranging from 7-10 man squads depending on what kind of unit they are, etc.
GRM acquired a lot of US small arms and Humvees thanks to American evacuation in Afghanistan and them capturing Iraq and a lot of US aid stockpiles
Russia uses a lot of Multicam and ATACS camo mixed in with EMR because that's what they have been using in Ukraine, Africa, and wherever they go on deployments
I didn't think I was referring to common stereotypes when I said there wasn't much variety between units though.
We want to represent what is ongoing in present conflicts, not follow common stereotypes
A lot of units like the Russian SSO and GRU seem to look like units from the US, so I thought that was either a skin change or a consequence of me not using the DLC.