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RE: [GZG] [SG] IAVRs

From: Adrian <adrian@s...>
Date: Thu, 08 Dec 2005 20:46:05 -0500
Subject: RE: [GZG] [SG] IAVRs


>
>Specific to your scenario though, I would put one line squad on each
side of
>the road and a heavy weapon team as a "stopper" to take out the lead
tank.
>Mixing assets too heavily in the same squad degrades performance of
your
>entire force.

<with tongue in cheek> This reminded me of the scene in Ronin when Sean 
Bean's character outlines his plan for an ambush, and gets cut to shreds
by 
Robert DeNero's character...

Personally, I'd *not* put ambushing squads on both sides of the road.

I'd put them all on the same side of the road, and one at the end to act
as 
a stopper.  If they're on opposite sides of the road and the ambush goes

bad and they have to withdraw, their force is split.  Plus, it would be 
much harder to manoeuvre in support of each other if one squad has to
cross 
the open road to come to the aid of the other.

Having said that, deployment is very dependent on the terrain.	It might

well not be a problem, and in a game, of course, you don't worry about 
friendly fire since that doesn't happen without a lot of GM
intervention...

;)

Adrian Johnson
adrian@stargrunt.ca
www.stargrunt.ca 

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