Seal Team Flix: Going Campaign/Loadouts

Now that I have a my own copy of Seal Team Flix, I'm into my typical obsessive/compulsive routine. I refreshed my rules/execution by doing a 2 S.E.A.L Rookie run of the first scenario, which went fantastic. Then, decided if I am doing a Campaign, I need to "level up" all my S.E.A.L.S and re-ran it with 4 S.E.A.L's with similar success. I prefer the female characters for the one extra movement and plan to build both of them into stealth machines that move quick and hit (mostly) silently.
In video game terms, my fast commandos will be Techu-ing though the levels while I "loud load" another commando to essentially "Tank" and secure sound/aggro as needed. Any thoughts on this as a plan or any obvious flaws? I don't want to paint myself into a corner for later missions but it's the plan I am following with "Power Leveling" my quick commandos by giving them the bonus token in each mission.
I'm off to watch those "Dumb Daddy" STF videos on Youtube and see if i can find the twitch of SU/SD playing it.

A key realization for me was to always remember the pistol you start with. Even your loud characters are often better shooting pistols until the shit really goes down.

I've only ever played with 2 SEALs but I went with silenced/loud combination. I had a lot of trouble with it, actually.

I see. That's the type of feedback I'm talking about. I could see it backfiring later and was trying to circumvent that with feedback. Are you doing campaign? How far are you in?

Don't watch the SUSD video for game play tips. They fucked up tons of rules.

The biggest decisions are what specializations you want. ASO is a given, and if you are good with the sniper board, Sniper as well. Otherwise I'd go EOD. Then I'd probably look at HTPS, not so much for the hostage abilities but if memory serves, they get some cool late game gear.