WARDOGS / FIELD NOTES
Small fortifications, useful routes
Build to change how people approach a position. RadioGLHF, WAYVEE and StoneProtocol show different ways to control cover, climbing and entrances.

Creator image: RadioGLHF. Small-hammer structures are useful when their placement serves a clear purpose. RadioGLHF: Wardogs - Building OUTSIDE your fob!
Quick card
- Focus
- Small fortifications, useful routes
- Basis
- Community footage; verify in the current build
Useful cover beyond the FOB
RadioGLHF demonstrates sandbags, barbed wire, hedgehogs and recon tents with the small hammer outside a friendly FOB. Enemy FOB restrictions still apply. Cover a sightline or slow an approach, but check whether the object also gives an attacker a step onto your roof or over your wall.
Strength includes the route around a wall
WAYVEE compares layered gates and wire with tall blocks, then shows how different shelters create unexpected entrances and firing angles. A high wall can still be bypassed from a vehicle or higher ground. The recorded C4 counts are build-dependent tests, not a universal ranking.
Separate positions and keep access working
StoneProtocol's modular FOB spreads emplacements around a defended core and directs attackers through longer entrance routes. Start with a working core, then expand only as supplies and crew allow. Keep repair paths open and test the route yourself; extra doors and obstacles can obstruct your own team too.
SOURCE BRIEFING
Source video from RadioGLHFWardogs - Building OUTSIDE your fob!
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Sources
Numbers and mechanics on this page are paraphrased from:
- RadioGLHF: Wardogs - Building OUTSIDE your fob! (2026-09-19)
- WAYVEE: The REAL strongest wall (2026-09-19)
- WAYVEE: Surprisingly Unknown, Don't get fooled (2026-09-19)
- StoneProtocol: Massive Modular F.O.B - AA | Mortar - WARDOGS (2026-09-16)
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