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Originally Posted by Skirmisher
But I wouldn't be against deploying some mines in a meeting.  Even just something like claymore charges. |
Claymores are cool
But this suggestion isn't only about making temporary or quick and easy defensive features available for Meeting Engagements.
I was thinking about any WWII front line position that's been static for a couple of days, soon has a no-mans-land with all sorts of defensive positions built on BOTH sides of the no-mans-land. Barbed wire, trenches, mine fields, bunkers, etc. The longer the stalemate, the more sophisticated these defenses could become.
Both sides - often evenly matched - would try to attack/counter-attack and gain ground from the other side.
'Meeting engagements' didn't only take place in a mine/trench free environment.
In other words, I think defensive features could realistically be made available for both sides, and the forces could be evenly matched.
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