In Position

The command post provides good over all vision of the area of operations.

The missile carriers are in position.

We have been sitting here for three days, yesterday was December 7, I figured they would attack then, to hit us on the anniversary of Pearl Harbor.

 The troops have dismounted for better vision and for close in protection.

Vehicles are making use of what little cover there is here.

Readiness

The anti-tank company commander wonders "Is this really war, or another drill?"

Will then enemy attack here?

The men seem ready.

Missiles are at full readiness, and our operational level is high.

Still, the Intell guys say we have to destroy enemy tanks at a rate of at least five to one!

That's a lot of missiles.

Hot War?

1965.

The Cold War has gone hot!

President Goldwater has placed American troops on full alert.

It's hard to be strong everywhere.

That's where radar and other electronic measures will help to find the enemy.

Tanks and Troops

The alien looks around the corner.

The tank makes an inviting target.

Two tanks are visible.

So is the anti-tank missile launcher.

An improved bazooka.

The command vehicle.

Infantry.

More troops move up.

Troops moving past the command vehicle.

Alien Viewpoint

The Americans close in.

The alien sees through the holes in the debris.

The robot soldier goes first, the tanks cover the infantry, the long range anti-tank missile launcher provides covering fire, and the command vehicle provides coordination.

The tanks move in.

The alien and the robot.

Tank Infantry Cooperation

The robot soldier has an alien cornered.

The long range anti-tank missile carrier fires.

The scene from above, showing combined arms in operation.

The tanks work closely to support the infantry.

The infantry can see were the tanks have blind spots.