In a effort to save peoples lives im writing a guide that hopefully everyone will read because its pretty hard explaining in game.

Bounding Overwatch in fireteams when close to the objective will most indefinitly cause mass casualties because even if u have a base of fire fireteam as one fireteam pushes it will still turn into a meatgrinder especially if the objective is heavily guarded. This is when fireteam buddies come into play when assaulting objectives close up fireteamleaders need to coordinate a fireteam rush, buddy rush, 3-5 second rush, or just simply rushing.

Know most of you probably think RUSHING!? that is just stupid, dumb and wont work. Well this type of rushing will save lives and cause less casaulties then you think....

Generally the U.S. Army and the U.S. Marine Corp Organize their squads or teams firepower around the M249. Upon receiving fire, the fireteam can organize in a methodical way to engage the enemy with fireteam "rushes". Fireteam rushes are movement by one part of the team during cover by fire by the other part of the team. Generally, first the Rifleman and Team Leader will move ahead, being covered by the Automatic and Assistant Automatic Riflemen, then the Automatic and Assistant Automatic Riflemen will move up to the Rifleman and Team Leader, being covered by the Rifleman and Team Leader. The process is repeated until no forward progress is possible without serious risk to the entire fireteam. This theoretically increases the safety of the team members during movement.

Breaking it down for you. When Rushing remember the following words in your head.


At "I'm up," the soldier executes a combat roll to the left or right, gets to his feet and begins to rush forward.

At "he sees me," the soldier prepares to assume his next covered position.

At "I'm down." the soldier drops in place, situates himself behind adequate cover and begins to return fire.

Every member of a fireteam should know this tactic. Actually every player should know this.



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Try it out sometimes.

It works better then you actually think and instead of 3/4 of your team dying maybe only 1/4 or none will die




Next one is the Australian Peelback, Aussie Peelback , Or just straight up Center Peel.

This tactic was designed with human psychology in mind. It begins with an infantry unit facing off with a larger force of enemies. Once the command is called, the soldiers implement line formation facing into the enemy's midst. The soldiers then begin, or continue, to use suppressing fire to delay the enemy's attack and advance. Depending on the direction of the retreat, the second to last soldier on the farmost end, opposite the retreating direction, calls out, "Peel one". Next, the infantryman next to him, on the end of the line, ceases fire, works his way behind the line towards the other side, takes a position one meter diagonally back from the farthest soldier on this side, and resumes suppressing fire. Then, the process repeats with the commands being simplified to "Peel", the "one" only there to signify the actual start of the tactic, and continues until the party has safely disengaged the target.

The slanting motion of the tactic gives the impression of increasing numbers of infantry joining the battle, a psychological move designed to demoralize the opposition. The slanting motion also has the benefit of keeping open one's field of fire. Retreating directly backwards would put the soldier too closely behind his own men, severely limiting his/her field of fire.





Now i know this will be extremly hard to implement on pub games but im assuming as time goes and and people further gain knowledge in small unit tactics. Things like these will be pretty easy to implement.

All these tactics i use in ACE Mod and are from real life. When used appropriately they come with prefound results. In PR it will too