Grenade Relay

Instead of a scout having to stop and prepare a grenade, a rearward soldier can prepare one and throw it to him. The scout needs only to have enough time to pick up the grenade and throw it again. Although the grenade is live, the high accuracy of throwing and the reliability of the timing mechanism make this a useful tactic where waiting another turn to throw would allow the enemy to fire.

Extra soldier time should be reserved for moving to a mis-throw and, ideally, for the pause for reaction fire. Primed Proximity Grenades are much more risky - the accuracy has to be perfect as a mis-throw can only be recovered by a vertical insertion with a lying suit - and are not recommended for use with the relay technique.