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U.S. Army Military Organization
Here is a rundown of the various elements of command in the U.S. Army
A Fire Team is comprised of 2 Riflemen, one being the Team Leader, a Grenadier, and an Automatic Rifleman used when small recon or special missions are required. Led by a sergeant.
A squad, which is the smallest element in the Army structure, is typically made up of four to 10 soldiers and normally is commanded by a sergeant or staff sergeant. Some units have two squads that made up a section, commanded by a staff sergeant.
Normally, a platoon includes 16 to 44 soldiers and is led by a lieutenant with an NCO as second in command. A platoon usually consists of three to four squads or sections.
https://www.thebalancecareers.com/u-s-army-military-organization-from-squad-to-corps-4053660
But that being said I would say it is between a LT to Major. Based on the equipment provided I'd be more biased towards the further end with Major.
were playing military... without hierarchy.