e turn. They should also have a posture which may well change from turn to turn as they carry out the ... fire, registering likely indirect fire targets as well as digging themselves in. |
| Defend | Unit wil... which ground units they wish to target with their weapons and their route to the weapons release point.
ment that an infantry unit has will determine how well it can engage other units and also how well protected it is from fire.
===== Training =====
All t... ne of the categories below, if in doubt use the lower category.
^Category ^Definition ^Stand Size |
^... nd, not very flexible, no officers or crew served weapons. |
^Recruits | A minimum of 40 days training
uld be then they may fire collectively as if they were one stand.
==== Infantry Firing Modifiers ===... uits/Civilians | -2 | non-tactical | +1 |
==== Weapon Range Bands ====
===== Air Defence =====... Air and Surface to Air. Orbital to Air is not allowed except for //very slow// aircraft.
The probabi
e than one commissioned officer present)) | +1 | Wearing HMA | +2 |
| Each enemy casualty in sight (w... Enemy Tanks | -2 |
| Melee threatened with edged weapon | -2 | Unarmoured | -1 |
| Officer taking mo... ir attack | -3 |
| NCO taking morale | +1| Enemy weapons can't kill | +4 |
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^ Result ^ Resulting ... they are and fight. Will not enter a known fire-swept zone unless leaving an enemy trench while under
is partly from //On The Bounce// but it probably owes more to a combination of //Plan A// and //Starship Soldier// all of which were written by Jim Wallman.
===== Credits =====
M... om the main action level. The size of action that we are most likely to play with these rules might ha
