Scenario: The River Flows Frozen

[Tomas]

Indeed, the reinforcements for PRC sound like good idea, making them a company makes sense too.

Technically, the soviet tank & motorised units are still in 'marching' formation. It's more than 1km to assumed enemy positions, i think that's okay. Tanks were allowed to lead formations - even after the contact was made, if the terrain was clear/accessible enough for tanks and AT threat was low. Alternatively, deployed formation could be led by troops, followed by APCs and backed by tanks if the terrain was bad and enemy was dug-in.

I read Russian (with very much pain), but it's needed only in special cases. Since my country was in WP for long years, 99% of info can be obtained in my native language (Czech). Feel free to ask about anything 'eastern', i've got access to lots of material.

[shahadi]

Originally Posted by Tomas

I read Russian (with very much pain), but it's needed only in special cases. Since my country was in WP for long years, 99% of info can be obtained in my native language (Czech). Feel free to ask about anything 'eastern', i've got access to lots of material.

Ah, that is good to know that you have access and the language ability to understand a lot of things Russian related to how they fight. Would a Russian commander, or Soviet in say the Cold War era of the 60's, deploy his assaulting force spread over a wide front, or would he concentrate rocket and artillery fires at a point in the defensive line with rapid armor and mech forces following to breach at the point of the fires?

Your kind attention much appreciated.