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Commando (Tiberian Dawn)

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Commando forces are tasked with infiltration and demolition of vital enemy structures, or assassinating crucial, irreplaceable personnel. They are allowed to customize their equipment and weapons to a degree no other soldier is allowed. Many discard their regulatory uniforms, preferring custom-made battle harnesses and camo clothing. Commandos are highly trained infantry used by both the Global Defense Initiative and the Brotherhood of Nod.

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* .50 cal silenced sniper rifle * C4 charges * Benelli M3-Super-90 shotgun

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Commandos are highly trained infantry used by both the Global Defense Initiative and the Brotherhood of Nod. Commando forces are tasked with infiltration and demolition of vital enemy structures, or assassinating crucial, irreplaceable personnel. They are allowed to customize their equipment and weapons to a degree no other soldier is allowed. Many discard their regulatory uniforms, preferring custom-made battle harnesses and camo clothing. Commando forces make use of a silenced .50 Caliber (12,7mm) variant of the Cobretti AR-70 Raptor automatic rifle, a weapon that entered widespread service towards the end of the First Tiberium War. High recoil but high power of the 12,7mm battle rifle however prompts to use it as a powerful sniper rifle, firing single shots from afar. In addition, they carry large quantities of C4 charges for the demolition of enemy structures. Usually, commandos are deployed via air insertion in areas far away of their intended target, then have to treck long distances on foot the rest of the way. This is done because commando targets are usually far too well guarded to deploy them any closer, and on commando missions most of the time stealth is considered a key factor.