Originally posted by Technical Ted
"Peeling and bounding was AWESOME. Everyone dump a mag and peel back to a position of cover from the formation. Reload, COMMUNICATE and wait until the last shooter is clear. Dump another mag and PEEL! Tired, sweating, breathin hard, carbine smoking, and lovin every minute of it!
Once your class has the communication aspect down, there is rarley a task given that you can't accomplish. The five class members were tasked with "assaulting a hostile position".
At least one rifle must lay down cover fire ,ALWAYS ,while your team assaults the position: The only rule. Improvise the rest. 30 second huddle and then its go time."
This is fire team and squad tactics they teach in infantry school, except our fire teams had 4 people. Do you expect to do this type of warfare in civilian life? In the Marines everyone was expected to know this stuff and do it if needed, but what scenario do you expect to have to "assault a hostile position" in the civilian world? After reading the review and looking at the pictures, it looks like a thrill camp for Rambo types. I will use my firearms to kill a person in self defense only.

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