Little blunt, but I have to agree with Raz. This works ok for an initial strategy, its nice to hope for, but theres a LOT of assumptions in this battle plan; and if your squads are skilled enough to pull this off flawlessly, they're skilled enough to win without an overall plan. Going for both Com and Statue is a common tactic, because its very likely that your team will get one or the other, but both is, again, the 'perfect' scenario.

Having a full squad on the monorail isn't as effective as it might seem -- the only flags that are truly open to attack from the monorail are ruins, statue and playground. Not to mention that once the enemy knows that there are units on the monorail, it is very easy to take them out. Its also very easy to fall off the monorail when you get shot, so to rez the fallen SM, your medic has to bail from the monorail -- this makes your location very well known and diminishes your effectiveness (if your mission is to pressure from the monorail).

Making true and effective tactics cannot be done in advance. If you know that a player on the enemy team is an epic walker pilot, then you know that you have to deny them the walker. If there isn't such a player on the enemy's side or on your team, then Statue is really just a novelty. Yes, I know its a good staging area and you can attack most flags from there, but it becomes less necessary without good walker pilots on the server. It takes longer to get to statue, its one of the hardest to assault and you can most likely cap another two flags with the tickets you'll lose caping it. The only flag that is harder to cap (arguably) is Com. Considering the map is a 'Head-on' assault, holding the majority flags is important. A stronger strategy would to be ignoring Statue in the begining, bulldoze the mid-line flags from monorail to ruins/pond to playground at least, and have an engineer in every squad but the one on Com. This way you control the majority of the flags and could deal with any armor that comes at you between the engineers and the rorshes available. An apc at Statue could rain death on com or playgrounds though, so be careful there. Still, you'd hold the majority flags, two of which are easily defendable (com/playground are easy to defend when you have both), not to mention you'd have the option of taking the 'gate flag' which could allow you to disrupt enemy armor coming into the fight (except the walker). In all likely hood you'd only get four out of the five 'mid-line' flags at the begining, since you'd have 2+ squads going for com with stragglers going for the others such as playground and what not, but this still gives you the majority off-the-bat. By all means send a squad to Statue, but the flag isn't an important one -- its the walker/armor denial that's important.