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Men of War: Assault Squad inventory transfers, cover and infantry supplies

Manage equipment at soldier level and prepare a squad before an exposed crossing.

Edition covered

Original Men of War: Assault Squad (2011) for PC, with original publisher screenshots. Controls refer to the original PC manual and can be rebound. Assault Squad 2 and its roster changes are outside this guide.

Use the two inventory panels

A gun fires from a sandbagged position beside a tropical harbor.
A gun fires from a sandbagged position beside a tropical harbor.

Select a soldier, use Examine Inventory and choose a body, container, vehicle or another soldier. The panels show both inventories so you can transfer the needed equipment. Check ammunition compatibility before taking an appealing weapon.

Inventory tools
Item or actionPurposeCheck
Compatible ammunitionKeep a weapon firingMatch weapon and caliber
BandagesTreat wounded soldiersSoldier stops to use them
Repair kitFix repairable vehicle damageClear the work area
Fuel containerMove fuel between vehiclesHave an accessible fuel source
Examine InventoryOpen transfer panelsSearch the correct soldier or object

Carry the item that solves the obstacle

Bandages, repair kits, fuel containers and grenades have separate jobs. Supplies occupy inventory space, so give useful tools to a soldier who can reach the relevant target. A distant repair kit does not help a stranded vehicle under fire.

Infantry positioning
Order or stanceBenefitLimit
Take coverUses a suitable objectCan still be flanked
CrouchLower profile and improved accuracyDoes not stop all incoming fire
ProneReduced visibility and exposureStill vulnerable to nearby explosives
Hold fireAvoid unnecessary shootingThe unit will not automatically defend itself

Use the cover command on real cover

The cursor indicates suitable cover when placed over scenery. Crouching and going prone also affect visibility and accuracy, but they do not make an open field safe. Move between positions with a plan for the next firing angle.

Heal after reducing incoming fire

Bandaging stops the soldier from moving and firing during treatment. Move the casualty behind cover and keep another unit watching the approach. Recover health before the next crossing rather than treating an exposed soldier as a stationary target.

References
Guide references
ReferenceWebsite
Publisher game and edition listingstore.steampowered.com
Original publisher manualshared.fastly.steamstatic.com