Leapfrogging requires dividing an attacking force into at least two parts (for example Team A and Team B). The teams agree on a signal for role assignment; for existing units, the signal is often preset and practiced. Team A will redirect or suppress the enemy by firing on the target while Team B changes positions.
Leapfrogging is a military tactic that involves dividing an attacking force into two parts (e.g., Team A and Team B) to confuse the enemy and gain a strategic advantage. The teams agree on a signal to designate roles, with existing units often having pre-determined signals for this purpose.