03-01-2012, 09:26 PM
David.
I think from a defence point of view they should be put into the soil at the back of the berm so as to have the two points facing as shown in the pic' you have given.
Then for the next ones each side of that should be around 180 degrees and this way you have a continuous row of spikes facing anyone wanting to come over.
However do we have to then ask ourselves the question, were they even put into the ditch itself and strung together in a long row.?
For if a ditch was deeper I think the enemy would have one heck of a job getting at you fast.
I think from a defence point of view they should be put into the soil at the back of the berm so as to have the two points facing as shown in the pic' you have given.
Then for the next ones each side of that should be around 180 degrees and this way you have a continuous row of spikes facing anyone wanting to come over.
However do we have to then ask ourselves the question, were they even put into the ditch itself and strung together in a long row.?
For if a ditch was deeper I think the enemy would have one heck of a job getting at you fast.
Brian Stobbs
