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Max,

That kinda goes against everything that I've ever been taught??? Everything being a few years in the 101st and Ranger School so take it for what its worth.

I suppose that the METT-T analysis would help answer that question if ever raised.... I've only ever conducted ambush's in training and don't seem to recall so much obscuration that maintaining good sectors of fire wouldn't mitigate the effects. Keep in mind that the training was never done in such an arrid environment that one would expect a ton of dirt and dust, and the positions were generally firing down into the kill-zone from elevated positions.