Keep Moving

[Ratzki]

I am sure that you are right Col. T., the time starts after the last waypoint is reached for one move order.
I will add that you should assign more then the number of waypoints needed to get to where you are going. By doing this you open up more options when you do make contact with the enemy. You can stretch out waypoints, change directions and/or change movement types on the fly, instead of having to issue more move orders and suffer more delays. I would rather have my longer delay used in relative safety by assigning extra move waypoints, then have to issue just one waypoint order delay under heavy fire.
Also, be aware that you are walking a fine line with moving your infantry, as they are most vulnerable while moving. You do have to move but you can't push them too much. If you come under heavy fire, don't be afraid to cancel the orders and hope that the enemy will take on another moving target. You will, by alternating move orders, be suprised how much enemy fire a platoon can take and still gain ground.
Good topic DK.