The choppers needed to hit back flags will need to be organized.
If they can pull it off, more power to them.

Also, keep in mind that for best gameplay, the two most rear flags should only be neutrilzed by the enemy. So the assaulters will not have any vehicles to spawn in on their position because it will be neutral ground. If they need support to defend the area, they will need to wait to it arrives. Furhermore, the team who lost the flag, as a better chance of taking it back with four warriors.

This is the beauty of this idea.

1. It does not dumb things down and force you to focus on positions the enemy knows you HAVE to go to. Sure AAS v2 is not as liner as before. But I want more options.

2. With enough coordination, rear flags behind enemy lines can be assaulted with superior numbers and superior numbers alone.
This resembles real life, and why we at TG have the no attack UCB rule. In real life, assaulting the H.Q. with a squad is reckless and suicide. With this game mode, more support is needed just to neutralize the rear flag.

Think about it. How risky is it to assault the rear flag when 16 warriors are needed. Big time risky. If just one guy is killed, the flag will not go down. Sure you can still destroy their assets and vehicles, put meanwhile; you may be losing flags, and most likely bleeding while you’re waiting for your guy to spawn in.

3. It stops the need to defend flags with entire squads, and focuses the battle on the front lines more. Granted, not as much as AAS v2, but a lot more than reg Conquest.
As Tempus wrote, those who are defending a flag, can go out and set up ambushes.
Indeed, a squad could patrol the rear flags, and hit them before they hit you.

4. No more back tracking. This is for you Al.
No more organized marching and assaulting a flag only for it to change to a UCB all of a sudden.

If you have got the men and the fire power, you can affect the flag.

Example, a SL, can scope out the place that requires 11 players to cap, and talk to the CO about getting reinforcements to attack the position. (Slows game down and requires SL CO communications)
If the CO feels it is warranted to make it so, he can order support.
The squad then sets up and organizes their assault as they are waiting for support. (Again slows down the game. It should require cunning and daring to affect rear flags.)
Once the support arrives, followed by arty or air support, the assault begins. Advantage, defenders if they just have a fire-team defending. However, if the flag is empty, then it is a easy flag to neutralize.

5. The return of bleed. Controlling territory is vital in real life combat. Let’s reward the team that does so by bleeding the enemy. The less territory they have the more they bleed.
Due to the riskeness of assaulting rear flags, sound commanding will result in keeping their rear flags lightly defended and up, and defending their flags that can be flipped ( require 4 players to cap) more heavily defended. As before, bleed will be the conservative play calls and result in the best chance of winning.

6. Excitement and sudden action. To quote the British SAS, “Who Dares, Wins.”

You can have a two man fire team defending your rear base the entire map and suddenly report to their SL, “Oh, blank, their assaulting, blank, I see two Blackhawk’s and a lil bird. Need support. Suddenly arty drops down and wipes out the fire team. The enemy starts sacking the base by

1. Neutralizing the flag.
2. Destroying assets that are there.
3. Throwing down mines. And sticky on vehicles.
4. Killing anything that is foolish enough to stop them.

After a few minutes of this, a four man squad stays and defends the position, the rest ditti back to their H.Q. Remember, the squad that stayed behind cannot cap the flag.

To Quote, Steve from Fox news. This is HUUGE!

As we know, in PR, the tanks and heavy armor spawn at the rear base. Sabotaging things, and preventing the enemy from capping their flag back will greatly retard the enemy.

Keep in mind, the CO that just had their H.Q. compromised has the option make a heavy push of their own.

For example, they can capture more CP flags and really put the bleed on the enemy. Or they can capture or neutralize all the flags on the map, causing the enemy not to be able to spawn.