Quote Originally Posted by Seamonkey View Post
Depending on the situation of course...

If you aren't moving around and have some sort of camp/base then people who may not be able to hunt/fish/build a camp fire can provide support in a lot of other aspects. Chopping wood, sewing clothes, preparing food, and stand watch at night for example. In the real world those little ankle bitter dogs aren't much use in a fight yet they can bark to sound the alarm.


Even the elite military units rely on team work. You can be the baddest mofo in the state with super ninja mountain skills but you have to sleep sometime. What if you are the one that slips or falls and breaks an ankle?

As mentioned trust is the biggest issue.
Indeed, teams are important. Even extremely small groups will get stressed out as not having enough people to have security watches, etc. For all those that have been in the military everyone knows that SOF work in teams, but also rely on teams of support for them to accomplish their missions