I have four different screenshots to help indicate some confusion about the various symbols being used for Militia, Conscripts, & Line.
I rely upon unit symbols tremendously to quickly verify what I have at a glance; however, now I feel as if what I see as a symbol may be nothing even remotely close to the unit detail report.
For instance, I can look at a unit that i think might be a militia, but it's in truth a Line Infantry or maybe it is a conscript, or maybe it's actually a militia; however, I cannot trust the unit symbols to give me that information accurately?
I know I've asked a similar question in another thread about what exactly is a militia, or conscript....etc... but I have to honestly say that I am now even more confused than before.
(1) A New York militia unit
It has the State of Origin indicating it's from New York, which according to the guide/pdf is "only for militia."
It also has the letter "M" inside the Infantry NATO symbol further denoting it's status as militia.
In the Unit Detail, it is classified as Volunteers (Militia)
This is what I would expect to see from a militia unit.
(2) A New York militia unit
It has the State of Origin indicating it's from New York.
It also has the letter "M" inside the Infantry NATO symbol.
However, in the unit detail it is classified as Infantry (conscript)(Line Infantry).
I would think if it no longer is "militia" the "M" would be gone as well as the State of Origin.
(3) A New Hampshire militia unit
It has the State of Origin indicating it's from New Hampshire.
It DOES NOT have the letter "M" inside the Infantry NATO symbol, but still has the State of Origin.
Again, in the unit detail it is classified as Infantry (conscript)(Line Infantry)
NOE: I found that all of my New Hampshire militia did not have the letter "M" in their NATO symbol regardless if they were still Volunteer (Militia) or not. Hence, all of my New Hampshire militia started/formed with no "M".
(4) A Maryland militia unit
It has the State of Origin indicating it's from Maryland.
It also has the letter "M" inside the Infantry NATO symbol.
However, in the unit detail it is classified as Line (Line Infantry). I would think if it is a Line Infantry element that it would not have the "M", nor State of Origin.
Regards,
Deca