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Originally Posted by nuNce
Also, I've started the second scenario, and it gets even worse. You have to attack a village, closing by in trees (so you get 2 hex movement at best), on a slope (the village is lower from your starting position). The problem is that even if it's marked as a Meeting Engagement, after the 2nd turn the Japs control almost all the VHs. You engage them under heavy MG and sniper fire, not to mention that you are supposed to engage them from distance where your fire is almost uneffective against the iron forged Japanese troops.
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Originally Posted by nuNce
I never, if not absolutely necessary, separate my units, and if I have a company I apply the same principle to the platoons.
PS: I've bought C-47s for the job, not gliders.
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You mention the second battle.
In that one it would be advisable to split your forces or else the japanese will have a reserve from the south or north (depending your main attack) to stop your advance.
Just my opinion
