The unit had grew strong enough at the start of July to expand fully to encompass a second squad led by SSG A. Mansell.

The unit had reached a point where an entire platoon encompassing four infantry squads were operational, lead by 1LT Andrew Mycka as their Platoon Leader. The platoon was nicknamed "Viking" Platoon.

The unit was in a position to offer extra detachments for its esteemed members. This was done through the EOD Detachment which focused on making a difference in the patrol operations during deployments.

The first platoon had grown enough alongside the training platoon to justify opening a second platoon, nicknamed "Anvil" Platoon. 1LT A. Mycka stepped up to Company Commanding Officer. OCS J. Birch stepped up to Viking Platoon Leader, with OCS J. Zamora stepping up to Anvil Platoon Leader.

MAJ A. Mycka, the person who led the unit from the very beginning, decided to step away from the unit. In his stead, CPT O. Hendrix stepped up to be the new Company Commanding Officer. With this fresh change in leadership, the unit underwent a huge makeover to incorporate improved techniques and new units such as the 75th Fighter Wing.

The second platoon, designated "Raider 2" was opened and designated as a combat engineering platoon designed to support the first platoon, designated "Raider 1".