Jeffrey H.
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Joined: 4/13/2007 From: San Diego, Ca. Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: Captain Cruft I am finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel with putting the towns on. However, alongside this I am developing the movecosts matrix, as below. This is based on 4 day turns. I did some searching for systained march rates and found this old WWII era Time magazine article... "...The Germans announced last week that infantry forces had for 16 days advanced at the rate of 22 miles a day. This was extraordinary speed. The U.S. Army considers 14 miles a day good speed, 16 miles exceptional. There have been few more spectacular marches. During the siege of Gergovia, Caesar's men marched 50 miles in one day, fought a battle, marched back next day; but that one was an overnight stunt. Napoleon's crack Imperial Guard marched 33 miles a day for 13 days in the campaign against Prussia, 1806. World's record for sustained marching belongs to Alexander, who after the Battle..." So lets say 14 miles/day with 4 day turns would net out at 56 miles. So with 10 odd mile hexes, it's looking like infantry can move around 5 to 6 hexes. IS that about what you were aiming for ?
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