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There’ll be an O Group update any day now if I can just distract Mr Clarke from his new Ancient VD rules!
Yes, I base = 1 squad but it’s the platoon thats the actual manoevure unit. (Sections are removed as casualties, thus representing a platoon’s decreasing battlefield capability.)
A platoon is made up of three sections, as in the picture below of a Russian platoon attacking. (Unlike BG-PG thre’s no need to identify a platoon commander or LMG section, you can use any type of base to represent a rifle section.)
Command is at Company+ level.
DB
The latest update to the development of the O Group WW2 rules is now over on the TFL blog and the GdeB blog!
Following on from a couple of recent play-tests we move away slightly from the pure “combat” aspect of the rules into a discussion on mechanisms that cover how we deploy our WW2 battalion, how it advances to contact and fights and also reflect on some of the reasons as to why battalions deployed and fought in the manner they did.
So, we look at the actual deployment of your battalion’s companies, looking at how the companies and platoons were deployed or could be deployed, including nut just on-table units and just as importantly holding units in reserve and the ability to commit them to battle at the right time and in the right place! We also look at the advance to contact phase and how we have tried to make the mechanisms covering this vital aspect of a WW2 battlefield just a little different from other wargames in order to try and produce a certain amount of the fog of war. Finally we discuss the actual contact and consolidation phases of battle and how we could in incorporate WW2 doctrine into the rules.
http://toofatlardies.co.uk/blog/
https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/generaldebrigadefr/
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