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| Re: In Amber Clad loadout discussion | |
| Posted By: Cpl Huddie <marine_tow_gunner@hotmail.com> | Date: 4/6/05 12:09 p.m. |
In Response To: Re: In Amber Clad loadout discussion (Zak Anderson) : So how ever many people these areas take up time by 3, for 24hour coverage : Are you sure 4 marines would be enough? After all the IAC is longer than a US
: Notes that the UNSC seem to be trained more towards small unit
: Additionally the vehicles seem to operate as an independant unit to the
: 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
I doubt a squad would be patrolling IAC but I wouldn't put the idea down either. The easier and more popular method for manning stations is a 12 hour shift, saves time and personnel. I'm nto Navy so I can't say how they would run it but generally you have 3 shifts, 1 shift on, 2 shifts off. This allows for plenty of personnel to do the dirt jobs that have to be done and also allows plenty of time for recreation and rest.
It is good to be geared to small unit tactics as it has been proven in the past to be quite effective, though having a company on board a ship that size would mean that the Marines would be tied up doing security all over the ship and no training. Marines provide the security on Naval installations including ships.
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