Glenn E. Meyer
New member
Maybe if one lives in the Adams or Munster House, you can silently navigate through the shadows and or creaks.
I find it very hard to imagine that the homeowner on the move is at any advantage against a determined attacker who can take reasonable cover or concealment in the dark in your house.
I know my house well and I would be at a tremendous disadvantage trying to move through it against anyone with a modicum of thought.
The only reason to go to the attackers is if you have to save the loved ones.
The scenario is predicted on dedicated attackers that wouldn't flee from a warning. I think they could take you with a little bit of common sense and concealment.
I've been reading about the street battles in retaking Manila from the Japanese. There is a reason the US forces threw in grenades and satchel charges. Moving into a position where the opponent was hunkered down was usually bad.
I find it very hard to imagine that the homeowner on the move is at any advantage against a determined attacker who can take reasonable cover or concealment in the dark in your house.
I know my house well and I would be at a tremendous disadvantage trying to move through it against anyone with a modicum of thought.
The only reason to go to the attackers is if you have to save the loved ones.
The scenario is predicted on dedicated attackers that wouldn't flee from a warning. I think they could take you with a little bit of common sense and concealment.
I've been reading about the street battles in retaking Manila from the Japanese. There is a reason the US forces threw in grenades and satchel charges. Moving into a position where the opponent was hunkered down was usually bad.