<r> According to <URL url="http://www.kadena.af.mil/units/index.asp">http://www.kadena.af.mil/units/index.asp</URL> at least the 1-1 ADA is located there which is a Patriot organization consisting of 4 batteries, a headquarters (HHB) and a support company. (<URL url="http://www.usarj.army.mil ...

For that budget, i'm sure Roseanne Barr would volunteer to be the woman in the commercial. Of course, that would be like a WMD release and send the other side running for cover.

The only good bug, is a dead bug!

<t> Another example, for those readers among us: First Air by Michael Skinner. While I was "eh" for the first half of the book, the initial strikes are the type of thing I am envisioning where F-4 Phantoms did some SEAD work followed by low level passes by Tornados with cluster munitions which had ...

<t> Thanks for the responses...not so much an issue to look at, more my curiousity which Sunburn has addressed. I have noticed quite a few "my munitions didn't drop/planes didn't attack" questions over time which track back to a theme about the cloud layer and visibility. The answer to that, lower ...

<t> I mean, I go through all the trouble of getting it and Kate Upton did NOT show up in my village to help me fight in her armored push-up bra. What a rip off!<br/>
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Oh, wait, thought this was the Game of War forum. My bad!<br/>
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Read the write-up on the new mission planning "stuff ...

Sounds like my wife, "why do your ideas always involve me being all the way down there?"

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This would be an example guys. How on earth is this helpful. [:)]

It gave you an example?

<t> Ok..i'll chime in but ask this more of a logic question to any folks on here w/ actual mission planning experience. My interpretation is that the WAG is logically correct and here's why:<br/>
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You have two choices: (a) strike first and refuel on way back, or (b)refuel on the way out so ...

<t> Thanks Mikmyk,<br/>
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I posted in the main forum rather than here, but I think it's two problems really. One is maneuver and the second is behavior in contact. LUA may provide the maneuver solution (or maybe the unit size idea I posted in the other forum); however, contact may be a ...

<t> It appears that one of the issues around realistic ground combat beyond simple direct action activities is the encroachment of one unit upon another. At least to me it appears that a ground unit's "size" may be what causes the stomping-on since it doesn't appear to be the equal to the coverage ...

<t> The formations were all over the map. It may be due to the entire formation trying to move at 24 kts. The result was "interesting" with the trucks up front, followed by the air defense, followed by the combat elements. I just let it run and watched my force get wiped out rather quickly.<br ...

He said he dropped targets. I'm guessing the ROE is set to engage targets of opportunity and so it keeps retargeting.

<t> Did you establish the formations or are they just random? Some platoons show a 400m front while others are stacked on top of each other; however, the formations "seem" semi-structured (but that could be the AI). That was for Bravo. Alpha is string out in a line with the AAA up front =)<br/>
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I'm just not a fan of auto loggers or forms primarily because the human interaction gets cut out of it.
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To expand a bit here, Mikmyk makes a great point and anyone who deals with QA reports out of an offshore shop ...

<t> FYI, the infinite circle is the same behavior as if you set a plane with LGBs above the cloud layer (so it can't mark the target), tell it to ignore plotted points, and then allocate weapons. I had 4 hornets circling around infinitely within range of Shilkas because they never hit their weapon ...

<t> The problem with going too overboard on land combat is the amount of deconflicting of assets necessary for realistic behavior. In the air & salt sub-theaters you have a sparse population of assets in many cases, or semi-static targets when you consider airfields/IADs/etc. On the ground the ...

WAD -- they're British. Cue the Benny Hill music.

I always though "Select side" meant I had to choose french fries, broccoli, or fruitcup. Shouldn't it say "Blow chit up" or "Fight" ? j/k.

Select side, NATO.
Would you like Tomahawks with that?

Gunner98, I dumped sound and ran a mass-launch opening about 2-3x bigger than I had ever done. Even at 1sec compression each second took 8-10 to process, but it went through the whole strike and kept going. I can live without sound!