If you have time, you also should arrange the right infrastructre is in place - ports, air bases and province infrastructure, so you don't run out of supplies or places to put your air support. The holding troops can then be used in the mop-up phase. armour and motorised troops) will penetrate his line, and others (light, fast troops) will exploit the penetration.
infantry) will hold the enemy, some (e.g. This means that you should build and organise troops on the basis that some (e.g. Never give one province orders, always tell your troops where to go at least three provinces ahead. You should decide to have areas where no attacks occur so you save supplies and the enemy won’t be pushed back before the enveloping troops arrive in their rear, though you may need to pin him in those areas so he can’t escape your trap. Short penetrations and envelopments are possible even with infantry units. To do this, you should aim for as deep a penetration as possible, in order to evade his defences. You should always try to envelop your enemy as it is difficult to destroy his units in any other way. Try not to always take the enemy head-on.
Depending on the terrain and the units available to you, you will have to choose between a broad front, or envelopment strategy. Draw your plan of attack and stick to it after combat starts. For this purpose, the plans editor is excellent. The first step in combat is to plan where you are going to go and what you are going to do.
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