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    Withdraw Order

    in Combat Mission Cold War

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    On 5/6/2021 at 2:42 AM, Chibot Mk IX said:

    we got to live with what we get. 

    the "fast" , "pause", "reverse" order combo needs a lot of micromanagement, but it will be a powerful tool when use it correctly 

     

    in the age of Javelin , a 10 seconds pause then move away is the only way to survive in front a defense with couple Javelin teams. (Besides fall back and call in an Artillery barrage)  :)

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    in CMCW, shoot & scoot is needed when you are facing a long range ATGM threat .

     

     

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    Regarding ATGM vehicles,  in WEGO mode there is a way to make it shoot & scoot.  You can get it into the fire position at the second half of the turn, let it fire then reverse back in the next turn cycle . For example , you can give a 30s pause then fast into the fire position 30m in front of the ATGM Vehicle . Assume it gets into the fire position at 00:40s , then it takes 10 seconds to finish the aim and fire process.   Reverse it back at the new turn cycle. 

     

     

     

    how to give a move command, then pause, the move, then pause?

     

    If I press P I have only the pause at the start of the waypoint and not in between

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    Mig-27 inbound

    in Combat Mission Cold War

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    38 minutes ago, IICptMillerII said:

    Yes, the Soviets intended to use helicopters as their close air support. That said, they are also a relatively rare asset. Artillery is the real money maker for the Soviets.

    Soviet artillery Is an Amazing rain of steel

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    How US Airborne🪂 would have been used?

    in Combat Mission Cold War

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    On 4/27/2021 at 3:16 AM, Vet 0369 said:

    If the Cold War turned hot in the late 70s or early 80s, I don’t envision many USMC amphibious assaults taking place outside of Norway. The USMC just isn’t large enough. The primary Marine area of operation was defense of Norway. That’s why we trained there starting in 1976. In 2020, the total strength of the USMC was 219,458 Marines. That’s 180,958 Regular Marines and 38,500 Reserve Marines. Those are the numbers allowed by the Congress, who set the manning limits for the U.S. military. To put it all in perspective, of the five largest Marine forces in the world, Russia’s Naval infantry is the largest, followed by the ROK Marines. The USMC is number five in size. Even the Netherlands Korps Mareine (spelling is probably incorrect, but you get the gist) is larger than the USMC. The entire USMC is only about 30,000 larger than the U.S. Army Reserves. People think we’re larger because we do more with fewer.

     

    Yea, though I walk through the Valley of the Shadow of Death, I shall fear no evil, for I’m the meanest S.O.B. in the valley!

    No way Russia navale infantry Is the First in the world for numbers. 

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