I mean the blue side in Taiwan campaign has what? 7 Frontline units (say approx. 50 fighting vehicles) compared to 214 SAM/AAA units (400+ vehicles)

there are script files in text format in campaign folders which could allow to decrease initial groups and number of helos in them.

Although one can increase a number of frontline forces (16 max per side) they also depend on how much space in held territory is available. Number of vehicles also can be increased by changu=ing formation composition of frontline groups increasing number and varying types of vehicles.

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Independent Helicopter Squadron RuAF

I've tried editing the data files and the .sid layered image to give more territory/forces to one side or the other, with some success. (Thanks to comparing someone's (Spawnbob's ?) edited Cuba file to the original, and Flexman's excellent strategy guides*)

I've also changed some helo groups for fun (e.g. 1AH-64D to every 2AH-64As). And added more Bradleys and Abrams to frontline groups. However the number in the groups doesn't appear to change too much when the FRONTLINE_FORCES parameter is altered.

I was beginning to get the impression that the Max Frontline Forces parameter didn't have much effect in EECH, as a new parameter determined force size/formation numbers (DG_GROUP or something like that??)

(*actually I'd hold up Flexman's strategy guides as the best I've seen for any sim in terms of clarity, information and graphic design )

I really, really hope Razorworks (or someone) produces a campaign/skirmish editor for EECH. Hey Razorworks, I'll buy it (and EE: BH-H )

I have a question for the ones in the knowing. How fast or how far ground units (tanks, sams, support units) can move in one day?

In any campaigns i've flown so far, i made lots of progress quickly attacking enemy targets where the support ground units didn't always follow as fast. I also noted the campaign time clock, so i figured that it may take a while for the ground units to reach frontlines that has been pushed farther.

I tried to hit closer enemy FARP/Airbases and keep an eye out for friendly advancing ground units. This strategy may take more time to win a campaign, but somehow i feel there's more realism this way. This works much better in the newest (EECH) campaigns than in the EEAH ones, hence the map size.