Here are the standard weapons used by the Eurusian infantry. From left to right: AN-84 assault rifle in winter camo, AN-84 assault rifle in standard colours with an underslung grenade launcher, KR-86 semi-automatic carbine, KR-86 carbine with precision scope and a PK-64 SMG.










Two infantry soldiers pose with an AN-84 assault rifle and an AN-76 compact assault rifle. The AN-76 was specially designed for airborne soldiers, but is used throughout the army.










A group of Commandos is posing with their standard weapons, a Eurusian produced G-36 assault rifle (designated EG-36) and a 50 cal. sniper rifle.









A selection of heavier weapons. From left to right: RPK-82 5.45 cal. light machine gun, KSR-555 12.7 mm sniper rifle, KSR-450 12.7 machine gun, KSR-680 14.5 mm machine gun, SA-8E shoulder launched Surface-to-Air missile and the 9K40 "Igla II" portable Anti-Armour missile. The heavy machine guns are usually mounted on vehicles or stationary ground positions.










Though a terrifying device, the flamethrower is used mostly to clear dense vegetation in order to create landing zones or camps. It can also be used against enemy bunkers, foxholes and machine gun nests if necessary.










A couple of Arctic Elite soldiers are posing with the AN-76 compact assault rifle and the AN-96 semi-automatic precision rifle.










Credit to Colla Designs for the AN-84 Assault rifle design.

Credit to Brickarms.com for providing the G-36 rifles and PSGI sniper rifles.

Christian Sødal Vole:
No, no, airborne troops was a good idea. The SPEAR and STAB (Spec-Ops) sometimes uses air drops for insertions into hostile areas, but I haven't got a separate division with paratroopers...yet. Maybe I'll add one in a future update.