The Tactics Series, #1: Former Tactics instructor talks mission design 

Military aspects of terrain 101: remember OKOCA: Obstacles, Key terrain, Observation&fields of fire, Cover&concealment, Avenues of approach

This series is great to show us civvies what mindset to get into when building missions and planning flights. Thx

Thank you for making these videos, the insight is always enlightening. Looking forward to the rest of the series.

I'm looking forward for this new video series. Thank you for the efforts you put into creating meaningful content.

Wait. You're telling me there's more to war than getting the highest A2A kill count? What is this madness? Next, you're going to tell me that I need to work as part of a team instead of going Rambo chasing targets on a magical F10 map that has perfect intelligence 24/7 just like in real life.

Great video and very interesting! As soon as you mentioned this is gonna be a series I was immediately happy :D This is something I always wanted to learn more about because my scenarios tend to be.....very similar and most probably not that realistic. Keep 'em coming! :D

CASMO, this is great. It gives us a lot of material to understand how to setup missions! Thank a lot!

These are the best videos.

IPB! Define, Describe, Evaluate, Determine

I'll have to bear this in mind when I'm building my missions and also when flying in others. It's really easy to miss the wood for the trees when building a multiplayer mission and I guess 90% of the enemies I plonk down are in ridiculous places.

great info! can't wait for more. *subscribed* Any chances of you doing a full mission design video?

Thank You.

'I WANT YOU' 👇[US Army Poster] for more Tactics Series ASAP, let's keep the DCS on its REAL SIMULATION PURPOSE (not downgrade arcadely),.. If your time allows of course, I wish watch more for SCOUT Technique< Holding Area, Observation positions >, TARGET Hand over {Verbally}, TERRAIN Analysis| may be a couple of simple senarios |.. even WEATHER Analysis for Army Aviation🚁'

Bring it!