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Special Events Forums => Friday Squad Operations => Topic started by: Dawger on March 23, 2017, 02:06:41 PM
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Hmm. No axis info either.
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well at least we're all in the watermelon together!
SCRAMBLE SCRAMBLE SCRAMBLE!
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Dantoo? Jaeger1? Bueller?
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Axis Orders:
Fly bombers to the land target at 3000 feet in a long trail formation with no escorts. 109's in at 30K to mill about over 102. 190's hit the ships 10 minutes before the bombers arrive.
Allied Orders:
Fly in circles over the ships at full throttle. Shoot anything you see. Avoid getting vulched by 109's while trying to land at 102 with empty fuel tanks.
See y'all tomorrow.
:salute
:bolt:
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The objectives going out at 6:30 on a Tuesday certainly doesn't help the situation.
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Axis Orders:
Fly bombers to the land target at 3000 feet in a long trail formation with no escorts. 109's in at 30K to mill about over 102.
No fair! That's stolen from the Lala jabo mission I led awhile back.
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The objectives going out at 6:30 on a Tuesday certainly doesn't help the situation.
:aok
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Pigs Briefing...Gentlemen, we are going to fly that direction real fast and real high. If it is red, we can shoot at it. Ok now, group hug and let's go! :joystick:
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The objectives going out at 6:30 on a Tuesday certainly doesn't help the situation.
No it is not.
Wish you were still in position to ensure the responsible party was capable of handling their responsibilities.
:salute
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The objectives going out at 6:30 on a Tuesday certainly doesn't help the situation.
Allied orders should be appearing this evening. Planes were divided up per squadron and base assignments have been made (last I saw).
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Too bad we don't have a forum for orders planning and prelims to be done in public
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don't you have email?
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Too bad we don't have a forum for orders planning and prelims to be done in public
Why would planning be done in public? That would defeat the purpose of planning against the enemy.
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We are going to fly until we see something red, then we will attack it!
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Orders are simple.
Step One: Take-off
Step Two: Follow wingman Navcad
Step Three: clear Navcads six whilst trying to shoot Navcad myself
Step Four: Manage to shoot down everything except Navcad
Step Five: rearm and repeat
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Why would planning be done in public? That would defeat the purpose of planning against the enemy.
He's talking about passworded forums where each side plans seperately, but accessible to all those on that side and get an idea of what's going on earlier than the day before the event.
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fo·rum
ˈfôrəm/Submit
noun
1.
a place, meeting, or medium where ideas and views on a particular issue can be exchanged.
e·mail
ˈēmāl/
noun
1.
crappy method to communicate, providing little opportunity for discussion
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fo·rum
ˈfôrəm/Submit
noun
1.
a place, meeting, or medium where ideas and views on a particular issue can be exchanged.
e·mail
ˈēmāl/
noun
1.
crappy method to communicate, providing little opportunity for discussion
Actually, either one should work well unless the information isn't formulated and transmitted in a timely manner and read. On Friday nights I see folks asking for information that was given on this forum days before.
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Too bad we don't have a forum for orders planning and prelims to be done in public
fo·rum
ˈfôrəm/Submit
noun
1.
a place, meeting, or medium where ideas and views on a particular issue can be exchanged.
e·mail
ˈēmāl/
noun
1.
crappy method to communicate, providing little opportunity for discussion
You can dress up the trough with all sorts of lights and flashy stuff, but you still cannot make the horses drink.
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Why do we need a forum to discuss orders? Do you think this is some kind of democracy soldier?
CiC'ing is hard enough to fit into people's schedules without trying to create plans by committee.
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Why do we need a forum to discuss orders? Do you think this is some kind of democracy soldier?
CiC'ing is hard enough to fit into people's schedules without trying to create plans by committee.
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You can pull a chain up hill. You cannot push it. If the first link does not do it's/his/her job, the chain fails. Seen it in life to often to not believe this.
If you get away from real life there is little to gain from a forum in terms of immersion. You get your assignment and use experience, instincts, training and operational envelope to get the job done. I would think many with military experience would say they had more rumor than fact about what was going on around them. A complete set of orders for the side is a luxury.
In the 17 years I have been watching this forum I have not seen a better way to manage a chain from either end. The links in the middle know how to tow the line.
If a CiC needs help, it is available. Just ask or PM the CM staff. If a CiC is unwilling, than hand off to a squad mate or pull out.
If squad personal want more info they need to push their CO/XO. If they want to be more involved, let them.
I was at my wits ends when others took over and my squad made our FSO commitment and tradition even larger. The system is not broken. If a squad cannot preform within the guidelines than perhaps it is broke. Hopefully not irreparably.