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When does a unit go "under" an entrenchment?
01-08-2020, 08:55 AM,
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RE: When does a unit go "under" an entrenchment?
But one thing to take into account is that we’re not talking about just one guy jumping into a trench. I am picturing a platoon of guys moving into the trench, what with a semblance of organization and various types of equipment inside and outside Of the trench.

What if a bunch of guys jump on top of an artillery position or AFVs or APCs? Or what if an AFV, APC or dragged (A bit daunting in real combat) artillery unit.

I like Peter’s artwork for the1898 counters. Thinking of 2 rated MPs for yesteryear’s soldier: Of coarse people in 1898 moved slower because they were shorter (like TR) and out of shape (except TR, who probably carried an inhaler) unlike the svelte wargamer of today. Big Grin
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RE: When does a unit go "under" an entrenchment? - by saracv3 - 01-08-2020, 08:55 AM

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