Supressing Fire, real or imagined

[Steel God]

Thank you all for validating my insanity.     And the feed back.  

Well, I am admittedly basing this on a grand total of 20 odd turns played in one scenario involving early war Italians versus early war British.  On the surface both sides are C quality and you would suspect the Italians to be able to hold dug in positions decently, but I am prying them out with a good success rate by following my rule of firing supressing fire first (mortars and MGs, as well as Artillery) and then closing with the target with infantry.  When I follow those habits the OpFire against my movers seems weak and ineffective.  I'm sad that there is no "software" design making that happen, but I'm going to keep doing it, becasue it feels like it works and fire and movement is always the name of the game in a tactical situation.