Refs, graders,hits or no...........whats a reenactor to do?
I often think while sitting in my home office in the wee hours of the morning, about sailing ships and sealing wax, of cabbages and kings, otherwise known as reenacting. the many problems possible solutions and how in the hell did I get here.
one of those things is tactical events, What is the best way to decide who dies? we have casulty cards, fall back rules, and refs that just dont seem to pay much attention....kevlar soldiers on both sides. and I ask this one question....
WHAT DID THE ARMY DO BEFORE THEY CAME OUT WITH MILES GEAR?
Seamus
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I know at one time...
... They used flour sacks etc...
2nd Lt Eric R. Reeder
United States Army
Corps of Topographic Engineers
"Hawks and Eagles fly like Doves"
"hits"
Whenever the Army had War Games, there were hundresds of neutral officers assigned as referies or observers. They were sort of the "Dungeon Masters" and would watch the troop movements and maneuvers then make a determination on casualties, captured or wounded. based on their humble opinion. Remember the first half of the "DIRTY DOZEN"
"Never Apologize, It's a sign of weakness!
Cpt. Nathan Brittles
Pvt. Steve Henry
Co. A, 3rd Maine Volunteer Infantry
"Bath City Greys