RE: Troop Quality was RE: [SG2] weapons

It would also help resupply if the best gear and the older gear had the
same
replenishment requirements.  ie. H&K G11 vs AK47, but using the same
round. 
It's a matter of perspective I suppose.  One-shot disposable weaponry
isn't
as important as long as the regulars have cross-trained with the old
equipment that they may end up with when they run out of high-tech ammo.
Losing a resupply convoy in the middle of an offensive would be really
bad
otherwise.

Brendan
'Neath Southern Skies

> -----Original Message-----
> From: DOCAgren@aol.com [SMTP:DOCAgren@aol.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 12:42 PM
> I would go with 1 Regular Brigade fully staffed 24/7, 2 Regular
Brigades, 
> staffed at 30-50% with rest being Reserve Troopers, and 3 Brigades
(Read
> Training 
> Cadre) at 20% to be staffed out with drafted troops ASAP.
> 
> Equipment wise, the 1 Brigade staffed with full time troops, should
have
> the 
> best money can get top of the line gear, The 2 Reserves should mixed
of
> some 
> top of the line, and older gear, and the 3 training units basicly all
> older 
> gear.
> 
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