by Watchman » 04 Jul 2024 10:13
The main difficulty in holding a position is the availability of resources, particularly trained personnel, firearms, and ammunition. Having a large arsenal is less useful if there are not enough people to operate the weapons, as a person can only handle one weapon at a time. This makes manpower critical, unless there is an expectation of reinforcements.
Ammunition, however, is a key factor. It’s common for people to have sufficient ammunition to get into a conflict but not enough to get out. Prolonged firefights consume vast amounts of ammunition, so it’s crucial to avoid using all your supplies in one battle. Therefore, it is important to steer clear of unnecessary engagements whenever possible.
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The main difficulty in holding a position is the availability of resources, particularly trained personnel, firearms, and ammunition. Having a large arsenal is less useful if there are not enough people to operate the weapons, as a person can only handle one weapon at a time. This makes manpower critical, unless there is an expectation of reinforcements.
Ammunition, however, is a key factor. It’s common for people to have sufficient ammunition to get into a conflict but not enough to get out. Prolonged firefights consume vast amounts of ammunition, so it’s crucial to avoid using all your supplies in one battle. Therefore, it is important to steer clear of unnecessary engagements whenever possible. [b][size=150][url=https://prepperswill.com/how-to-defend-a-bug-out-location/]READ FULL ARTICLE[/url][/size][/b]
