Okay, I'll admit that the Guardsmen made it easy for us that
day, walking down that track like it was Orchard Road and giving us
plenty of time to identify the chain of command. Within the first
few minutes we took down the OC, CSM and PCs, and the rest of them
just stayed there for the rest of the afternoon with nobody making
any tactical decisions. Eventually the umpire said it was boring
and asked us to let them overrun the position.
It would have been extremely easy for them to overrun our position,
if anybody had stopped to think things through - all they needed to
do was get one section to flank us, while the rest of the company
provided covering fire. It's not our fault they panicked. Well,
maybe it is. 
