For an armed APC and by extension armored, the M47 would required at least 2 shots to destroy it, after the first shot the long reload would give the enemy plenty of time to stun and to lower the morale of the team, significantly degrade the reload speed and accuracy, thus it's safe to say that light riflemen is outright incapable to kill any armed vehicles at close range. The Dragon gives them roughly three times the range of the M72, and is slightly more accurate, but is also less powerful with 10AP instead of 13AP thus requires 2 hit to kill a vehicle with only 1 armor, and the reduced fire rate makes the unit useless in almost all situations, in deep forest m72 is better suited to take out vehicles because of the increased accuracy from the range scaling and the faster fire rate allow a faster second shot should the first miss or fail to kill the enemy vehicle, the light riflemen on the other hand, needs at least 2 shot to kill all but unarmored vehicles, since unarmored vehicles are all unarmed, killing them with 1 shot is irrelevant. The difference between Light Riflemen '75 and Riflemen '75 is fairly significant: wield an M47 Dragon instead of an M72 LAW, carry an M240 instead of an M60, and are 5km/h faster. In Wargame: Red Dragon, Light Riflemen '75 are a light infantry squad available to the United States. They also carry the M240 in place of the M60, giving them slightly better accuracy. You stun their spear, gives you time to deploy/counter appropriately. Then some sort of cheap arty or bomber, o the main collum. The main difference between them and normal Riflemen is that they carry the Dragon ATGM instead of the M72 LAW. To defeat tank spam you deploy a tank with heavier armor value then the one is spamming you, while securing the flanks. Light Riflemen are available to all decks except for the Armored and Mechanized deck types. While units in the Pacific theather were mostly light infantry.
The 10th Mountain Division has contigiency to Norway. In the Northern Europe and Asian theather of conflict were the areas where most of the American Light Infantry Units were deployed. Only the Berlin Brigade, 2-4 th Infantry Battalion and Southern European Task Force's Airborne battalion are light infantry.
In Central European theater, most of the American infantry are mechanized to fight against the armored threat.
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