Ok, thank you

“It would be helpful if the manual also included information on how Readiness is affected by different movement speeds and movement types.”


It isn't - all movement has the same impact. Readiness losses due to movement are insignificant relative to those from combat, receiving indirect fire ...

From what I understand from the manual, artillery units with the On Call or Counter-Battery orders should be able to carry out Counter-Battery missions assigned by the FSCC.However, in the Tutorial - Artillery Operations, neither the MLRS on Counter-Battery duty nor the M109 on On Call ever fired ...

“It would be helpful if the manual also included information on how Readiness is affected by different movement speeds and movement types.”

In the tutorial there is very little information about the differences between the Hold and Screen postures, and I can't find anything that clearly explains the specific advantages of the Assault movement order. Could someone please clarify how these mechanics actually work in detail?