AAR [HLL PC] - Campaign Iron Will (#11) Operation Engine Deck

[Sotelo.R]

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
S3 BATTLE STAFF
Headquarters
7th Cavalry Regiment
COMBAT AFTER ACTION REPORT​

Name of Combat Mission: Campaign Iron Will | Operation Engine Deck
Game: Hell Let Loose
Server Hosted on: Training Server 1
Date of Combat Mission: 13May23
Time of Combat Mission (Zulu): 2330z
Mission Controller: First Lieutenant Sotelo.R
7th Cavalry Personnel Involved in Action: 10

First Lieutenant Sotelo.R
Second Lieutenant Smith.V
Sergeant Ackelson.K
Sergeant Thrawn.N
Corporal Balazova.S
Corporal Jinto.H
Corporal Mueller.H
Specialist Busch.J
Specialist Caldreas.B
Specialist Guillermo.C

 

[Sotelo.R]

Element Callsign: Lead Allied Tank - Cheap and Easy
Element Leader: First Lieutenant Sotelo.R
7th Cavalry Personnel Within Element:
First Lieutenant Sotelo.R
Sergeant Ackelson.K
Specialist Caldreas.B

Pros:

• Comms between TC's stayed clear and effective, continuing that trend.
• Individual and team tactics felt strong when executed.
• Kept of fighting REGARDLESS of the tough opponent. Proud to be able to hold our own.

Cons:

• We lost on our errors. I wouldn't say we were outplayed, but skill wise, we messed up more than they did, and they capitalized.

 

[Balazova.S]

S3 BATTLE STAFF
Headquarters
7th Cavalry Regiment
COMBAT AFTER ACTION REPORT
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Element Callsign: Allied Tank 3 - Ajax
Element Leader: Corporal Balazova.S
7th Cavalry Personnel Within Element:
Corporal Balazova.S
Specialist Busch.J
Specialist Guillermo.C


Pros:

• Comms between tanks were clear and effective. My tank understood what we needed to be doing at all times.
• 10th Mountain was very respectful and was a very challenging opponent.
• Tank crew executed orders accurately and quickly. Shooting and driving was on point. All errors leading to the loss were on the part of tank commander.

Cons:

• Combination of map and ruleset allowed last round to essentially be a wash.

 

[Armitage.T]

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[Xinos.T]

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