I think it is easier to be guided by a real map for the strategic map as we have google maps. The tactical map could approach.
Example: Russia vs Chechnya
Other information
http://www.globalsecurity.org/milita.../chechnya1.htm
See maps:
To the east we have meetings of engagement and delay. In the capital we have defense.
To fight guerrilla warfare forces can command level companies.
In the first Chechen war the Russians had 45,000 troops against Chechen 15000. Without the armored disproportion.
I do not know specifically what size of force used by the Russians in that direction but suppose that is a division with 15000 men, how many tanks and armored vehicles?
We may have 5000 men. Not every fight in every battle since the Chechens avoided large-scale battles. I say this to take account of the forces that will use and see the fix points.
The objective would be to produce as many casualties on the enemy to lower their morale.
It's an idea. Say if you are interested to continue with the details.
I think the situation is raised. But as I have to see the details.
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