Assignment 3

Well I am not really sure who goes with what, but I do remember many instances where other platoons and also other companies attempting to cover the other's flanks and in one instance it wasnt much time after that if they hadnt done that then the other unit might have been over taken.  From what I remember it seemed more like the decision making was more defensive and really the only strategies that were employed were to have the units that were still coming in from the helicopters to go and aid the other forces that were already on the ground.  One good decision that was made was to set up a defensive area on the creek bed because he felt that was an opening that could be easily flanked.