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>>Anybody else? >> >>-- Alan Yngve > >I'll have a go, although I'm barely better than a >novice myself. Here's a couple of thoughts which could >get a discussion going at least. >All gleaned from losing more than winning. :) > >1. Regarding maneuver, whenever possible aim to offer >your opponent either no opportunities or far too many. >Nothing worse than having to choose the lesser of two >(or three or four...) evils. > >2. Don't underestimate psychology. >Even a single unit can be intimidating if it's >covering a patch of open ground. Even a little old LMG >screams "penetration" if you're under pressure. >The corollary is not to let yourself get intimidated >out of advancing if it's tactically right (especially >if you can pull off #1, above). > >3. Practice your timing. If you can get two >significant sets of things to happen at once, I >calculate that it's about 87 times more effective than >having them happen separately. > >Thoughts? >If I think of anything else, I'll add it in. > >Gethyn

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