Combat driver

Combat drivers were the ground-vehicle pilots of the United Front Army. Combat drivers were trained to pilot all the various vehicles in the United Front's arsenal such as speeder bikes and walkers. Walker drivers were combat drivers that specialized in piloting the various walkers of the army.

Equipment
Combat drivers of the United Front wore a jumpsuit, body armor, gauntlet-style gloves and a domed helmet with a faceplate. With the Union crest on the armor, the uniforms of the combat drivers represented the United Front, and came in two different color schemes. The uniform of the ground-vehicle pilots featured a light grey jumpsuit, helmet, and gloves with dark grey armor. The uniform of the walker pilots featured a dark grey jumpsuit with a white helmet, gloves, and armor. All combat drivers were often equipped with an AC-12 blaster rifle or a RT-11r light repeating blaster.


 * Walker driver — The filed uniform of the walker drivers resembled a white version of the flight suit of the United Front fighter pilots. It consisted of a light grey flight suit complete with webbing, and white armor, gloves, boots and helmet.
 * Tank driver — The armor worn by tank drivers were similar to the standard issue armor of dark troopers, only with less teraplast plates for maneuverability. It consisted of a dark grey jumpsuit, armor with a white, grey and black color scheme, and a helmet with a different design from standard troopers.