Fog of War

[cjsiam]

Alas, my distinguished colleague, ignores that fact that the FOW forces also premature OBA bombardments and also air strikes.

I'm not sure....
You see in my perspective the "Friction of War" rule addresses the time spent by the commander making sure important orders are
carried out....He is not omnipresent and can't be everywhere at once, all the time....so he organizes his forces with subordinate activation chains
to get underlinings moving in mass without individual attention, and addresses the Important tasks before the FOW could rob him of the opportunity....

If OBA and air strikes are important---he does them before he does something else....he has to decide where to spend his time...