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Originally Posted by Griefbringer
As for infantry and scouts being transported, don't unload them within enemy line of sight. Use terrain (forests, hills, buildings) to shield them from likely enemy positions, or drop a protective smoke screen in front of the area where you are going to unload.
Then advance them slowly (one hex per turn) towards enemy, this will make them less vulnerable.
Against a dug in enemy, you might be rather unlikely to spot them before they open fire. Be prepared to take a couple of shots before being able to return the fire.
Spotting a dug-in and concealed enemy is not supposed to be easy in real life, either.
Griefbringer
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Thanks for your helpful advice,
I am learning to not be so bold!
It reminds me of an old WW2 flick i saw once(the title ecapes me)
A platoon of americans were set up for ambush in the woods,
A tank was advancing slowly with a scout walking slowly ahead.
The platoon leader made everyone hold fire till the tank was in close range,I suppose if i turned off weapons on scouts and infrantry "except for AT" in good cover might help.