I — Command & Duties

Commander: Sets intent, allocates resources, coordinates armor and artillery. Issues short, achievable orders.

Squad Leader: Enforces squad discipline, places OPs, coordinates supply, marks targets, reports to command.

Squad Member: Executes orders. Reports contacts clearly. Supports the plan over personal score.

II — Communication Doctrine

Keep it short. Speak only to report information or issue/confirm orders.

• Use bearings, grid squares, and landmarks.
• Report type + location + direction of movement.
• Do not talk over command traffic.

Good: “Enemy infantry, bearing 285, hedgerow north of chapel, moving east.”

Bad: “They’re over here! I’m getting shot!”

III — Map, Marks, Reports

• Check map every 15–30 seconds.
• Mark only what you see or confirm.
• Remove outdated marks. Bad intel kills assaults.

Report format: “What / Where / Movement / Strength.”

Example: “Medium tank, E5 keypad 7, moving south, infantry escort.”

IV — Movement & Formations

Spacing: 5–10 meters minimum. Do not clump. Do not skyline ridges.

Column: Default travel through hedgerows/roads. SL front. AT rear.

Line: Assault formation. Spread wide. Advance by bounds.

Wedge: Contact likely. SL center. Firepower on flanks.

V — Attack & Assault Plans

Principle: Garrisons win battles. The objective is captured by denying spawns and controlling approaches.

• Establish attack garrison outside the strongpoint.
• Identify and destroy enemy spawns first.
• Attack from two directions minimum.
• Use smoke to block sightlines, not friendly fire lanes.

VI — Defense & Counterattack

Principle: Defense is active. Hold approaches and maintain early warning.

• Build multiple garrisons around the point.
• Keep one fallback garrison safe.
• Patrol and intercept; do not all sit inside circle.
• Counterattack immediately when the point is contested.

VII — Garrisons, OPs, Supply

Outpost: Move it forward safely. Replace often. Never place in obvious lines of travel.

Garrison: Space correctly, defend it, and keep it quiet. A garrison is a weapon.

• Support announces supply drops.
• SL confirms placement and purpose.
• Supplies are spent with intent, not impulse.

VIII — Armor & AT Doctrine

Infantry to Armor: Screen tank flanks, mark AT threats, clear hedgerows and trenches.

Armor to Infantry: Hold angles, do not overextend, work with the push.

Anti-Tank: Ambush, don’t duel. Prioritize side/rear shots, coordinate traps.

IX — Artillery & Fire Support

• Fire on marked targets only.
• Cease fire when friendlies close distance.
• Do not request artillery on vague intel.

Effective arty: suppresses spawns, denies routes, breaks defenses before an assault.

X — Common Battle Plans

Flank & Pin: One squad fixes the enemy. One flanks wide. One cuts spawns.

Defensive Hold: Two squads defend. One patrols approaches. One counterattacks.

Delay & Fallback: Trade ground slowly. Maintain fallback garrisons. Bleed momentum.

XI — Discipline & Conduct

• Respect players and orders.
• No griefing, sabotage, or intentional team damage.
• Follow admin direction immediately.
• Appeals occur after the match through proper channels.