Couple of questions

[Buffaloes]

I use the following rule-of-thumb when contemplating night movement: If the fatigue recovery rate in the PDT is 10 (which seems pretty standard), a unit not resting at night will have an average of 30 more fatigue than a unit that rests. The moving unit not only foregoes the average fatigue recovery of 20, but will accumulate additional fatigue averaging 10. The worst-case scenario for the moving unit would be 60(!) more fatigue than their resting brethren.

While there are other factors at work (units being shot at won't recover fatigue and units with 0 fatigue can't recover fatigue), it's a reality check to keep the above figures in mind. In longer scenarios, troops cannot fight 24/7.

Regards,

Billie