"I was thinking, for ragged colonization (large colonies but with poor military training but sufficient arms ) would Guerilla Warfare tactics be useful for confusing and eliminating zombie threats? (This will be used for asaults and similar attacks"

"I'd say the guerilla warfare tactics is like minute men, poor training but high fire power.

Also i honestly will need some great tactics. I only know a few tactics.."

"Oh i see now, guerilla warfare is just getting an unfair advantage correct?"

"Actually the most effective tool of guerilla warfare is the fear it instills on the people it's used against. That fat gun historian from the military channel did an hour long special about.

Against an enemy that potentially is unable to fear for it's life, guerilla tactics would be pointless. Save booby traps for raiders and as a warnin that your perimeter is breached. Those automated motion detecting machine guns from Congo would be the **** too."

"Well... yes & No

Fear with Guerrilla warfare & standard warfare can amount to the same thing.

No, in this aspect- In Iraq the U.S. is experiencing 'Guerrilla Warfare' & is still conducting it's operations through out the state.

Yes--- in the aspect of the fact that U.S. forces ( & other nation states ) have their 'Commando Unit's' do the same thing ( I.E. Subterfuge, Spying, Guerrilla Warfare, etc... )

There's something I'm not thinking of, I apologize. "

"In Vietnam if the Vietnamese soldiers fought us face to face we would have mopped the floor with them.

They used booby traps and their familiarity with the terrain to counter our numbers.

It was pretty effective. Limit your firetime against your opponent and use traps to not only save time but demoralize the opposition.

With this you need to know A) The terrain and (B how to make lethal traps."