Here’s a link for the previous suggestion on Guerrilla Is.
Currently, there is only one Guerrilla squad available in each tech tree, which unlocks the Guerrilla II soldier via a BR 2 SMG or Shotgun unlock:
USSR: PPSh-41 Obrez
Allies: Ithaca 37
Axis: PPSh-41 Obrez (No Front Sight)
Japan: FN Browning Auto-5
This suggestion is for a Guerrilla III Squad, which would also be a tech tree unlock. Guerrilla IIIs would be able to use the same weapons as Guerilla Is and IIs, and would have a maximum 22/16/21 perk distribution (Guerrilla II is 21/16/19). Their default perk would be +60% Climbing Speed.
These squads would be unlocked via BR 3 SMGs. In particular, these SMGs would be otherwise BR 2 SMGs in terms of balancing, but featuring suppressors, and are exclusive to the Guerrilla class. Suppressed SMGs as a potential inclusion to the tech trees was a concern with the PPSh-41 (S) that was once planned to be a tech tree addition, but these suggested weapons offer a firepower tradeoff for their utility, and are exclusive to Guerrillas only. They would also, of course, be present for all of the tech trees.
TECH TREE UNLOCKS
USSR: PPT-27 BraMit
5.5 (6.6) Damage
1080 (1270) Rate of Fire
20 Rounds
2.2 Second Reload Speed
The PPT-27 is one of few early Soviet SMGs to ever be equipped with a suppressor. This SMG has better stats than the PPT-28 battlepass weapon, making it very effective at close-range.
Allies: Thompson M1 20 (S)
6.6 (8.0) Damage
800 (920) Rate of Fire
20 Rounds
2.3 Second Reload Speed
This is essentially the same SMG as the Thompson M1 (S) in the No.1 Commando premium Guerrilla squad, but with a 20 round magazine.
Axis: MP 40 (L41)
5.7 (6.8) Damage
500 (570) Rate of Fire
32 Rounds
2.1 Second Reload Speed
The MP 40 Silenced in the 277th Reconnaissance Battalion uses the L26 silencer, while this version uses the Arado L41 silencer.
Japan: Type 100 Early (S)
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5.5 (6.6) Damage
700 (810) Rate of Fire
30 Rounds
2.2 Second Reload Speed
A limited number of Type 100 SMGs were supposedly modified by the SNLF (Special Naval Landing Forces) for covert operations. The same may also be true for the MP 28 7.63mm (Type Be).
POTENTIAL EVENT & PREMIUMS
When a new squad type is introduced in a major update, they are typically accompanied by two premium squads in a bundle, and two event squads in a 10-13 stage event. For potential premium and event squads, there is potential for premium or event Guerrilla squads to use also use silenced Machine Guns. Any SMG or Machine Gun with a silencer or suppressor will lose 0.2 damage compared to the regular variant:
USSR: DP-27 (S) (BR 3)

11.8 (13.0) Damage
550 (610) Rate of Fire
47 Rounds
3.2 Second Reload Speed
An experimental DP-27 variant with a silencer attached.
Allies: Sten Mk.VI 50 (S) (BR 3)

5.5 (6.6) Damage
550 (630) Rate of Fire
50 Rounds
2.3 Second Reload Speed
The Sten Mk.VI was the silenced variant of the Sten Mk.V SMG. This version uses a 50 round Lanchester magazine, which was compatible with this weapon.
Axis: Gerat Potsdam Silenced (BR 1)
5.5 (6.4) Damage
550 (630) Rate of Fire
30 Rounds
2.3 Second Reload Speed
A copy of the British Sten gun, the Gerat Potsdam was an emergency weapon at the end of WW2. Some were experimentally fitted with crude silencers.
Japan: M1921A 50 Maxim Silencer (BR 5)
6.6 (8.0) Damage
900 (1040) Rate of Fire
50 Rounds
2.6 Second Reload Speed
The Japanese Navy purchased a small quantity of M1921A Thompsons, and tested them in 1930-1932. The Maxim Silencer, which was commercially available and may have also been purchased at the time, was compatible with the M1921A Thompson. Combined with a 50 round drum magazine, this could be a potential BR 5 weapon for Japanese guerrillas.
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