I need 2v2 or 3v3 tactical support

I don't play in large groups for air soft (at least not currently). I only have about 5 friends who do air soft. I just need some good tactics for 2v2 or 3v3 games of air soft, because i assume tactics of small groups compared to large groups are significantly different. Any help will be appreciated.

p.s. We don't have any radios or any thing like that, and we play in small areas. I'd say the field is 100,000 sq. yards or so, but that's a very rough estimate because I'm bad at judging distance (that feels a little large though).

EDIT: We also do not have sniper rifles so a sniper and spotter combo wouldn't be an option.

I wud think in a group as samll as your playing in tactics wudnt matter so much as just walking around and trying to stalk the enemy.

Well, I usually team up with the same people every game (familiarity I guess), and the other team has the best equipment. Instead of out gunning them I want to outsmart them. Problem is I need some ideas of how to do so. Also, we play in semi-dense woods with a meadow at one end where they like to set up their snipers and shoot from afar (the meadow is quite large, about the length of the whole area we play at). There is really no way to flank them due to a fence that is in the way.

All i got is maybe just wait for them to get impatient and ambush them on your terms.

That's a good idea, don't know how I didn't think of it though. I know for a fact that one of 'em is the impatient type. Thanks

Stay close by and work together-Never seperate unless neccesary.
Once you have made contact, Fire Superiority is the key, as well is Speed in these small games.
Keep firing and keep there heads down and advance while they're ducking from your incoming fire. While your partner is giving suppressing fire advance quickly and swiftly so you'll be there before they even know what hit em. The faster you go, the less time they'll have to react and counter-attack.
Just remember-while speed is important, you don't want to go so fast that you get clumsy and take unnecesary risks. That and ALWAYS be aware-in these backyard games a common tactic for less experienced players is for one player to distract while the other "sneaks around".
While any plan can be mediocre, if caught off-guard it could end you. Quickly

Thanks guys for your tips! I should have a chance at using them today after church.