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The objective of this maneuver is to introduce a three front attack to the opponent during battle, catching him off guard and unprepared.  The attacking force pulling off this maneuver needs to have two units of reserve to use. It helps if this force is superior in numbers, but will be just as effective if out numbered, given it's soldiers are "battle ready." R stands for reserve, once again the attacking force (red) needs two have two units of reserves per assigned. X stands for units of any type, foot soldiers, armor, does not matter. The blue force is in a defensive mind set. It is important that their is enough room on the battle field to move how ever size your force may be, quickly.  Phase One: The attacking team (red) will make contact with the enemy and hold their position. They are responsible of either inflicting enough damage or taking enough hits to get blue's reserves to commit.  Phase Two: As soon as the red force's front line has pushed the blue force to commit it's reserves the red reserves will spring into action. Much like the development of a single flank this maneuver requires the reserves to quickly attack and "role down"  blue's flanks. In turn this forces blue, unprepared and unable, to fight a three front battle.  This maneuver will only work if blue commits it's reserves. if this does not happen the outcome of the battle could be defeating to red.
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