Most Navy commando helmets were equipped with comlink antennae. Though they did not use them often in battle, Navy commandos also carried thermal detonators as part of their equipment.
As a sidearm, they were provided with an EC17 holdout blaster pistol. Other commandos did not wield their rifles for the majority of their assignments instead, these select troops manned blaster turrets stationed around the battleground. However, some sergeants carried laser-guided sniper rifles that were deadlier than the average weapon. Arsenal ĭepending on their rank, mission, profile, and training protocol, an Imperial Navy commando primarily wielded the E-11 blaster rifle, which was standard issue. The helmets had wider visors than those of the stormtrooper variant, similar to that of the Scout trooper, with comlink antennas attached to the right side of the helmets.Īn Imperial Navy commando sergeant. The Navy commandos appeared to have temperature-controlled chestplates similar to that of snowtroopers on their backplates, making them among the Empire's environmentally-specialized divisions of troopers. Though they were part of the Imperial Navy and not the Stormtrooper Corps, Naval commandos nevertheless wore a similar uniform as the stormtroopers, though elements of the design were similar to that of the scout troopers: their black body suit partially revealed and little leg armor shared the resemblance to the scout troopers' own outfit. Squads consisted of five to seven commandos and a sergeant, and sometimes an officer or a medic. They were typically stationed at key Imperial facilities where they provided accurate covering fire for other units. At least some commandos were trained in piloting All Terrain Scout Transports, as one was seen during the Battle of the TIE Fighter Construction Facility. Often navy commandos acted as elite guardsmen to provide extra punch to the navy trooper forces.
Navy commandos were lightly armored soldiers that were trained for patrol, guard and monitor duty.
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