On the CMO map be careful where the land and sea begin. Have the tick in for coastlines and borders. Dont go by the visual of where it starts and ends. Also your vessels course points finish away from the beach then with the final point drag that to see where it will allow the vessel to go.

Go to google maps drop yourself off on the map at the closest point to the beach you can. Survey the area. You can online get tide charts for rise and fall. Alot of beaches have the single camera points were you can look along the length of the beach.

Barely use it so it could go.

I wanted to make my scenario's have playabilty, therefore the fleets of one side would appear in different locations
I used reference points called Zone1, Zone2, and Zone3, (South of Japan) where i wanted the choices for the fleets to position. Also a reference point called Test. This Test Reference ...

Set up a landing zone to get the marines ashore a cargo zone. Then setup a beach head zone patrol asuw (ground). Set the beach head zone to activate once the first wave lands they will move forward to the beach head zone and engage based on the rule of engagemnt yo have assigned to the beach head ...

To land 3 waves of marines I find that i have to delete a wave mission for the next wave to activate. So all troops are assigned to wave 1,2 or 3. So i load wave 1, send the landings ships in and the LCAC's will carry them ashore once the wave is activated. I give the wave time to land from LCAC's ...

Amphibious vehicle behaviour
Vehicle Float, Human Move, AI Move,
LCAC110 Yes, Yes, Yes
LCAC Yes, Yes, Yes
LCP Yes, Yes, Yes
AAVP Yes, Yes, Yes
ACVP Yes, Yes, Yes
ACV-30 Yes, Yes, No
ACV-R Yes, Yes, No
ACV-C Yes, Yes, No
ACV-P Yes, Yes, No
LAV-25 Yes, Yes, No
LAV-AD Yes, Yes, No
LAV-AT Yes, Yes, No ...

The northern fury series
Well thought out and challenging
Set in a time i was in the Royal navy so i maybe biased.