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==Gameplay==
''Full Spectrum Warrior'' is a squad-based game in which the player issues commands to two [[fireteam]]s, Alpha and Bravo. Each fireteam has a Team Leader equipped with an [[M4 carbine]]. The Team Leaders also carry a [[Global Positioning System|GPS]] receiver, which can be used to locate mission objectives and enemy locations, and a radio for communication with [[headquarters]]. The second team member is the Automatic Rifleman, equipped with an [[M249 Squad Automatic Weapon]], used to lay [[suppressive fire]] on the enemy and assigned to take command if the team leader is shot. The third team member is the Grenadier, equipped with an M4 with an [[M203 grenade launcher]] attachment. The last team member is the Rifleman, equipped with an M4 carbine. If a member of the team is wounded, another member of the team will carry them. [[Lieutenant]] Phillips is the team commander and the player will usually find him with the [[CASEVAC]]s, which are healing and ammunition points. Each fireteam has a limited amount of [[Frag grenade|fragmentation]] and [[Hand grenade#Smoke|smoke grenades]], in addition to the M203 grenades. Occasionally throughout the game, there will be a third asset designated as Charlie Team, ranging from anti-armor engineers to [[US Army Rangers]].

Throughout the game, the player does not directly control any of the fireteam members; instead, orders are given using a cursor that projects onto the environment, letting the player tell his/her soldiers to hold a position and set a specific zone to cover with fire. It is also possible to order them to lay down suppressive fire on a given zone to cover the second squad's movement, or to reduce incoming fire.

Gameplay revolves around the concept of [[fire and movement]], with one team providing suppressive fire while the other moves. The basic gameplay mechanics remain the same for the retail version of ''Full Spectrum Warrior'', which was released on the [[Xbox (console)|Xbox]], [[PlayStation 2]] and [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]] platforms. The retail version places much more emphasis on aesthetics; it possesses substantially improved graphics and sound. [[Cut scenes]] and voice acting are also characteristics that distinguish the retail version from the military version.

===Multiplayer===
''Full Spectrum Warrior'' includes a cooperative mode that was designed to take advantage of Microsoft's [[Xbox Live]] online gaming service through the use of voice communication. In co-op mode, two players are in command of their own fireteam and must work together to accomplish the goals of the level.