Greetings, comrades!
This short guide was created to inform members of the CSUNC about the uniforms they are to wear while they are assembled on a server in Garry's Mod. These uniforms are for easy recognition. You can use any player model you want when not taking part in a battle. Just know that the weapons shown are not parts of required equipment, but rather just for decoration. So, without further ado, let's get started!

These units form the bulk of the ground army. There's nothing special about them, but without them, almost every quick firefight or battle would be lost. Their playermodel is dod_american, and their body and helmet settings under the "Bodygroups" tab are 2 and 0 respectively.

These units are simply highly respected and trusted players. Whenever an officer is present in a battle, his or her job is to order their fellow soldiers in combat. If the officer does not give orders, then lower-ranked players are free to do whatever they want. An officer's playermodel is also dod_american, and their body and helmet settings are 4 and 0 respectively.

Artillerists play a useful, but not vital role. They are players given access to the CSUNC's wide collection of artillery pieces, including, although not limited to, cannons, rockets, and mortars. An artillerist's job is to damage enemy structures and pick off enemy soldiers from both close and far range. An artillerist's uniform is, like the others, dod_american. His or her body and helmet settings are 3 and 0 respectively.

Members of foreign legions and partisans are both very similar. Both are considered to be extra units. A member of a foreign legion is a person from another group or location who serves part-time in the CSUNC as a standard infantry soldier. A partisan is any non-CSUNC player on a server who decides to temporarily fight alongside our soldiers. Both foreign legion members and partisans are assigned Half-Life 2 rebel uniforms, specifically with a gray color. Neither the face nor gender of the playermodel matters.

The CSUNC uses a wide variety of different units and equipment, and there would be no point in covering them all here. However, these are the main and most commonly used units of the CSUNC. If you are not currently a part of the CSUNC and are now interested in joining, be sure to send me a friend invite so we can discuss it! Thanks!