Guys,

When forming a Transport helo squad don't be afraid to have one or two mini gunners as engineers, it makes all the difference when inserting a squad. There have been too many seahawks airborne in route to a destination that just have the pilot, nothing more......having one mini gunner on either the left or right side give the chance to provide overwatch before touching down...same thing goes for the hueys, SL's its not a bad idea to lay down fire on approach...remember suppression fire is your friend.

Also, firing the mini guns or the mec transport helo guns at either Main base is unacceptable and its so annoying once the helo is airborne, SL's and squadmembers please tell your guys not to fire unless there is enemy....it really hinders the art of suprise for a low flying helo, and the sound can be heard from a much longer distance than you know, plus if someone is on the comm's it makes it very hard to hear, if some moron is just shooting the minigun, i.e. spacemanc last night who kept denying it....you don't want to be like him.

also what i noticed last night in the helo transport squad on zatar was, that the SL was on the ground but could have been better off getting an officer kit, and or providing aeriel recon in a huey for the other team, this worked out well when i flew around with Jimmy Smack in the huey......transport helo guys when there is a lull and helo's are not needed don't be shy to help take flags....i've done it before on kashan and it helps out.

there is nothing more hurtful than just helicopters flying around and getting shot down...and also like in all maps look at the squad names, if you see a squad named helo transport, and ur not in it, don't fly the helo transport....it only makes confusion etc, and sl's keep in comms with the commander, because they do not always have time to check the team chat log, if u are giving another squad permission to use a helo, apc, etc....let the commander know.

These tips are universal all over...its the communication part that is very helpful for all...nothing hinders a team more when a squad isn't updating the commander on what they are doing, etc.

Also when spotting/marking targets put an attack marker, where the area is coming from, its easier to let the other squads in the AO know what is there, you can also simply tell your squadmates not to move there, because you "are just marking it for the commander."

its the little things that help out the rest of the team.