Note that in our example, our answer for speed has a uncommon units (miles/minute).
Don't panic!: Even though your enemy might have more lesser units at their disposal, your uncommon units should be able to take care of them.
While your units are being created, focus on the more uncommon units (Ones that have special attacks, or abilities, such as explosions and the ability to regenerate your units. When the enemy arrives, the true defense begins. Your guards will be the first to attack, so reinforce them with your other units.
It is not uncommon for units with poor security to be regularly broken into.
In the early part of the last century, the British on India's north-west frontier worked with Pashtun militias and it was not uncommon for units with a good combat record to turn and shoot their British advisers.
One unusual phenomenon that grew in intensity was music; in peaceful sectors, it was not uncommon for units to sing in the evenings, sometimes deliberately with an eye towards entertaining or gently taunting their opposite numbers.
Finally, clinical service provision via outreach was uncommon: mobile units providing STI and other services to FSWs were documented in only five projects, all in Southern Africa [ 35- 40, 43, 44, 55, 72, 134, 140, 141].
It was not uncommon for a unit to fight on one battleground one day and on an entirely different one the next.
The decision to form the two-officer unit, uncommon in suburban police forces, was a result of declining crime in the 16.5 square miles of unincorporated Greenburgh, part of a southern Westchester town that also includes six villages with their own tiny departments.
Striking an inferior was an offence but it was not uncommon in some units for officers to turn a blind eye to NCOs keeping discipline by violence, or even to do so themselves.
Recent observational studies suggest that bleeding from stress ulceration is extremely uncommon in intensive care unit patients.
