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| ⚫ | The '''Latin American Militia''''' ''is an enemy faction encountered in ''[[Battlefield: Bad Company 2]]''. They reside in various parts of South America with many strongholds. They are hired and supplied by the [[Russia]]n Military, and [[Kirilenko|Colonel Kirilenko]] is their commander. They are heavily armed and are well trained, as they prove a threat to the player. They take direct orders from Kirilenko, and seem to be a real, official militia. |
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| ⚫ | The '''Latin American Militia'''<ref>[[:File:VAs of BC2.png]], retrieved September 6, 2010</ref> (Spanish: '''Milicia de América Latina''') is an enemy faction encountered in ''[[Battlefield: Bad Company 2]]''. They reside in various parts of South America with many strongholds. They are hired and supplied by the [[Russia]]n Military, and [[Kirilenko|Colonel Kirilenko]] is their commander. They are heavily armed and are well trained, as they prove a threat to the player. They take direct orders from Kirilenko, and seem to be a real, official militia. |
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| − | The South American Militia are only found in the single player mode of ''[[Battlefield: Bad Company 2]]''. |
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| + | [[File:BFBC2_LATIN_AMERICAN_MILITIA.png|thumb|Latin American Militia under command of [[Kirilenko]].]] |
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| + | [[File:BFBC2_LATIN_AMERICAN_MILITIA_0.png|thumb|A militiaman attacking [[Preston Marlowe]].]] |
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| + | The Latin American Militia are only found in the single player mode of ''Battlefield: Bad Company 2''. They speak Spanish and use improvised uniforms, wearing civilian clothing, along with bandanas, balaclavas and cowboy hats, however sporting modern bullet-proof vests and modern weapons, largely of [[Russia]]n, [[China|Chinese]] and [[European Union|European]] origin. |
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| + | There are several types of militia members: |
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| + | *'''Assault''' - standard infantry. They wear tan clothing and khaki vests. Some of them wear red bandanas around their heads and have a short moustache. Assaults use [[AEK-971]] with [[GP-30]]. |
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| + | *'''Engineer''' - they wear dark blue clothing, vests, balaclavas and bandanas on their necks. They use [[TOZ-194]] shotguns as their primary weapons. Some of them use [[M2 Carl Gustav]] launcher and [[MP443]] pistols instead of T194. |
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| + | *'''Medic''' - they wear light olive clothing, tan vests and cowboy hats, and have full beards. They use mainly [[QJY-88]]. There is another, very rare variant of medic. They wear officer caps, have a moustache and use [[MG3]]. |
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| + | *'''Recon''' - they wear tan clothing, vests and officer caps. They use either [[M95]] or [[QBU-88]]. |
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| + | *'''Officer''' - they wear dark tan jackets, dark blue trousers and brown officer caps. They are better skilled than other militiamen. They use either [[AEK-971]] with Red Dot Sight or [[F2000]]. |
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===Appearances=== |
===Appearances=== |
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| − | The Latin American Militia appear |
+ | The Latin American Militia appear many of the missions in South America and are first encountered during Heart of Darkness. |
*[[Heart of Darkness]] |
*[[Heart of Darkness]] |
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*[[Upriver]] |
*[[Upriver]] |
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*[[No One Gets Left Behind]] |
*[[No One Gets Left Behind]] |
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*[[Zero Dark Thirty]] |
*[[Zero Dark Thirty]] |
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==Equipment== |
==Equipment== |
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=====Assault Rifles===== |
=====Assault Rifles===== |
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*[[AEK-971]] |
*[[AEK-971]] |
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=====Lightmachine Guns===== |
=====Lightmachine Guns===== |
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*[[Type 88 LMG]] |
*[[Type 88 LMG]] |
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=====Sniper Rifles===== |
=====Sniper Rifles===== |
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*[[QBU-88|Type 88 Sniper]] |
*[[QBU-88|Type 88 Sniper]] |
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| + | *[[M95]] |
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=====Shotguns===== |
=====Shotguns===== |
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*[[T194]] |
*[[T194]] |
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=====Rocket/Grenade Launchers===== |
=====Rocket/Grenade Launchers===== |
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*[[M2 Carl Gustav]] |
*[[M2 Carl Gustav]] |
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| + | *[[RPG-7]] |
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*[[GP30]] |
*[[GP30]] |
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*[[GAZ-3937 Vodnik]] |
*[[GAZ-3937 Vodnik]] |
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*[[M939 Truck]] |
*[[M939 Truck]] |
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| + | *[[Quad Bike]] |
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=====Armored Vehicles===== |
=====Armored Vehicles===== |
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*[[BMD-3]] |
*[[BMD-3]] |
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*[[KORD]] |
*[[KORD]] |
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*[[XM307]] |
*[[XM307]] |
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| + | *In the singleplayer campaign of ''[[Battlefield: Bad Company 2]]'', there exists a character skin that equates to each of the different multiplayer skins, with the exception of the [[Recon (Kit)|Recon kit]]. |
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| + | *Their voices are provided by Carlos Cortiglia, Eliud Porras, Carlos Maita and Taris Wilson. |
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| + | *The "Medic" (The one with a cowboy hat) has a [[Repair Tool|repair tool]] attached to his belt. |
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| + | ==References== |
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| + | {{Reflist}} |
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[[Category:Factions of Battlefield: Bad Company 2]] |
[[Category:Factions of Battlefield: Bad Company 2]] |
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Revision as of 10:11, 23 February 2017
The flag of Bolivia, seen used by the Latin American Militia in Bolivia
The Latin American Militia[1] (Spanish: Milicia de América Latina) is an enemy faction encountered in Battlefield: Bad Company 2. They reside in various parts of South America with many strongholds. They are hired and supplied by the Russian Military, and Colonel Kirilenko is their commander. They are heavily armed and are well trained, as they prove a threat to the player. They take direct orders from Kirilenko, and seem to be a real, official militia.
Battlefield: Bad Company 2
Latin American Militia under command of Kirilenko.
A militiaman attacking Preston Marlowe.
The Latin American Militia are only found in the single player mode of Battlefield: Bad Company 2. They speak Spanish and use improvised uniforms, wearing civilian clothing, along with bandanas, balaclavas and cowboy hats, however sporting modern bullet-proof vests and modern weapons, largely of Russian, Chinese and European origin.
There are several types of militia members:
- Assault - standard infantry. They wear tan clothing and khaki vests. Some of them wear red bandanas around their heads and have a short moustache. Assaults use AEK-971 with GP-30.
- Engineer - they wear dark blue clothing, vests, balaclavas and bandanas on their necks. They use TOZ-194 shotguns as their primary weapons. Some of them use M2 Carl Gustav launcher and MP443 pistols instead of T194.
- Medic - they wear light olive clothing, tan vests and cowboy hats, and have full beards. They use mainly QJY-88. There is another, very rare variant of medic. They wear officer caps, have a moustache and use MG3.
- Recon - they wear tan clothing, vests and officer caps. They use either M95 or QBU-88.
- Officer - they wear dark tan jackets, dark blue trousers and brown officer caps. They are better skilled than other militiamen. They use either AEK-971 with Red Dot Sight or F2000.
Appearances
The Latin American Militia appear many of the missions in South America and are first encountered during Heart of Darkness.
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Equipment
Infantry Weapons
The Latin American Militia uses similar equipment to the Russian Military.
Assault Rifles
Lightmachine Guns
Sniper Rifles
Shotguns
Rocket/Grenade Launchers
Vehicles
The Latin American Militia uses vehicles supplied from the Russian Military.
Light Vehicles
Armored Vehicles
Helicopters
Emplacements
Trivia
- In the singleplayer campaign of Battlefield: Bad Company 2, there exists a character skin that equates to each of the different multiplayer skins, with the exception of the Recon kit.
- Their voices are provided by Carlos Cortiglia, Eliud Porras, Carlos Maita and Taris Wilson.
- The "Medic" (The one with a cowboy hat) has a repair tool attached to his belt.
References
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