Thanks for proving my point.

You are right, it is 100% impossible to gain fire superiority while in an ambush and maneuver out of it, what am I thinking. Please teach me more you aarogant prick. I'm guessing you are a cook in the army?

Ambushes do not always have supeorior numbers, infact in Nam a seal team often ambushed much larger groups of enemy and put down SUPEORIORAND ACCUrATE firepower and won the fight. But wait, seals never put down superior firepower. Shut, you might wanna call Harry Constance and tell him he's full of fluff. Let me know how that goes.


When caught in an ambush you attempt to gain fire superiority and maneuver. usually back out the way you came in if possible because a wall laid ambush will Have other exits blocked and a pincer move to the rear unless you can counter it. That's pretty basic.

Once you get the fluff off your high horse maybe we can have a discussion, but I don't see that happening. He'll you probably went even in the service lol, just a internet cool guy.