Esperance Campaign

Owen, 

Nice work so far (though you should spell check the text... *wink*). 

Good looking board. Looks like a reasonable tactical problem for each
side.
The ESU commander was obviously either quite on the ball or fairly lucky
(or
both, which is always a plus). 

I have a few questions that arose from reading the narrative and the
OBs. 

1) There was some comments about an ESU squad and a UN/OU squad
surprising
each other. Were you using any hidden movement? If so, would you care to
describe your method?

2) Your weap pltns seemed heavily armed (AGLs/RFACs in profusion). What
stats did you use for the AGL? ( I want to contrast them with my own ).

3) How much EW (# of chits) would each side have had? 

4) Were any snipers or marksmen employed? 

5) How did you handle the engineers clearing mines? 

All in all, very interesting. Gives me a good idea or two (you might
drop me
a mail offlist at kaladorn@fox.nstn.ca).  

Thomas Barclay
Software Specialist 
Defence Systems
xwave solutions
www.xwavesolutions.com
v: (613) 831 2018 x 3008

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