Tactica Imperialis: Imperial Guard
August 2009·pp. 22–29
THE SHORT VERSION
Andy gathers advice from several experienced Guard commanders. Orders and combined squads make the infantry more adaptable, while armour and airborne troops solve different problems. The contributors discuss splitting a battle line, withholding tanks in reserve and denying useful targets to enemy weapons. Sentinels and the new flame-tank variants illustrate how specialised units fit into a broader plan.
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Find this article in White Dwarf 356, pp. 22–29.
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