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The following screenshots show both the editing and execution phase.  The scenario is a 9v1.  During the execution phase it was 1vs30 since the other 8 players weren't joined in.

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Splash screen.

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The various settings on the first editing screen.

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Setting the deployment areas.

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Setting up some triggers.

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More trigger action.

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Unit selection screen.  Still basically the same as other CC games.

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One editing option.

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And another.

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Equipment editor.

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Set up mines/IEDs.

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Or other obstacles.

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On to the mission.  Running this 9v1 multi-player mission in solo mode, so I only have access to a singe squad leader.  So it's 1v30.

Here's the Op Order.

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The default starting position.  Note the grid above the squad leader.  This is created by giving him a GPS during setup.

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A few rounds from the pre-planned arty strike which signaled the beginning of the Marine attack.

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About 4 casualties were incurred by the OPFOR during the arty strike.  There was a trigger setup to automatically create a rifle squad once five casualties were taken.  However, that didn't occur during this demo.

Next up was the first screening mission using WP.  Three volleys of this occurred at +2, +4, and +6 minutes, allowing the two squads (one guy in the case of this demo) to maneuver w/o wasting all their M203 smoke rounds.

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I had the lone Marine sprint up to a trench while the smoke screens were still going.  You can barely see it in the position he now occupies.

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Once the smoke cleared I gave him a Move Fast order to the sandbag emplacement (yet another feature).  Alas, he never made it.

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But he did manage to take out a coupla bastards first!

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Marines generally try to press the attack when they have a 3 to 1 advantage...I don't think this is the right way...