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An infantry squad in every Abrams that can be lifted by helicopter, dropped offshore over the horizon, and make 20 knots to the beach at night in any sea and weather!

An infantry squad in an Abrams!

Not interested. I was drawing a line between the results of a test, which would interest me, and the results of a debate, which wouldn't.

Was there ever a real test, or just a debate? I'd be interested in the results of a test.

I don't see a problem there.

I don't see the problem. Good luck!

Someday when I grow up, I'm going to hunt the guy who invented abbreviations down and kill him.

"Must be able to publish manuals on the Web, and understand that there's a reason why publishing uses certain type faces in certain sizes and colors."

Stay in the hanger.

Battlefront: Wanted: Manual Writer. Must be able to put basic concepts into words, and have a rudimentary grasp of how modern procedural manuals are listed.

With the death of Barbarossa to Berlin, where does one go to play on the rolling steppes of Russia? How does one slug it out for the Tractor Works?

Those are the worst charts I've ever seen.

That chart shows Black Sea as having the highest number of games.

Most BS players don't play on ladders. P.S. You're asking your question in the wrong place. The answer here will be weighted. (Obviously.)

Hasn't the concept of an IFV in battle full of troops been discredited?

I missed that. I thought you were including Bradleys. Yet another reason that He Who Wins Will Have The Bradleys!

If you unload a Bradley, split off two men from the infantry squad, and load them in the Bradley, that means there for four men in the Bradley. There is not another gunner, there is one gunner in the Bradley both before and after the squad adds two men. I doubt these additional two men benefits sighting anymore than an additional two men anywhere would.

But is it true?

He who has the Bradleys wins!

Speaking of the Land of the Morning Calm, look at this. Now we can say they're nerfing it, dude. https://www.armytimes.com/story/military/careers/army/2015/05/19/battalion-conducts-last-manchu-mile-korea/27538643/

Don't confuse him. He's looking for dust plumes.

2/9 was straight leg when I was there. I'm an axe murder guy.

Speaking of the mile, all the E-7s I knew were in 75-76-77, and they were all heavily hung, front line hard core infantrymen. Some of them, I didn't talk back to out of straight up fear. I don't remember any bad knees, and I don't remember a single one of them that was the least bit out of shape until I got to Campbell. That was where I saw the first E-7 that didn't look like an E-7 should oughta look.

What destroys knees in armor?

Okay, I'm running a small infantry scenario, and I've replaced the M107s with .338 Lapuas. So far, the snipers appear to be hitting infantry at a much higher rate.