The Molotov's fire will produce tear inducing smoke (due to impurities and battlefield condition). Conscripts may carry these in specially designed containers. This cocktail is easily made (with main ingredients being fuel such as petroleum or kerosene and motor oil, all available in great supply). The cocktail was 'named for the great Soviet bartender who first invented the concoction in exasperation when his patrons refused to leave his establishment.' Based on this knowledge, it can be assumed these Molotov Cocktails are poisonous as well as flammable, but apparently some Conscripts have tried drinking it anyway as 'Reports of conscripts drinking this substance for pleasure, and subsequently falling ill or dying, are described as 'patently false' by the Soviet media.'. The bayonet seen on one of the propaganda poster is clearly not standard equipment as Conscripts in the battlefield rarely used them.Ĭonscripts also gain the Molotov cocktail which allows them to clear garrisons. Equipping new conscripts made extensive use of battlefield salvage.

The rifle is inexpensive to manufacture and fired 7.62 mm rounds effective against infantry but weak against vehicles. The conscripts of the third iteration of the Third World War are much less armored, and are equipped with an ADK-45 assault rifle rather than a PPSh-41.Ĭonscripts are armed with the battle-proven and easily manufactured ADK-45 assault rifle. However, there was some difference between these and the previous conscripts. While Anatoly Cherdenko altered the timeline by removing Albert Einstein, conscripted infantry still remained the foundation of the Soviet army. Main article: Conscript (Red Alert 3)/Profile

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