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| Re: In Amber Clad loadout discussion | |
| Posted By: Zak Anderson <zakman1989@hotmail.com> | Date: 4/5/05 11:52 p.m. |
In Response To: Re: In Amber Clad loadout discussion (Cpl Huddie) : In the Marine Corps and Navy, there is always someone monitoring every
So how ever many people these areas take up time by 3, for 24hour coverage : Not to mention that there would be at least
Are you sure 4 marines would be enough? After all the IAC is longer than a US supercarrier, also its going to be full of ducting and piping and stuff where people cpuld hide. I think a squad sounds more likely. :As far as compliment, it sounds on the money
Notes that the UNSC seem to be trained more towards small unit operations[platoon strength tops] rather than company or battalian level operations. Additionally the vehicles seem to operate as an independant unit to the infantry : Not only would you have to have this battalion but
That number seems a little small dosnt it? I am a Marine, so I know that you can cram all that stuff
Also remember that the more packed something is the longer it take sto acess it, and judgin by what we see stuff seems to be stored pretty ineficiently space wise.
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