This will be applicable to all forces? 1. Transports 2. Sea Supply line 3. DD's carrying Supply 4. DD's carrying Units [Sea Transport] 5. DD's carrying units...
Well, this really doesn't change anything. After a naval activity, all units can leave a SW box and return to a port within 20/10 hexes. I don't see why...
4 hexes from a patrol would be a lot different. Then the patrol counldn't help... Eric S. ... hexes away. ... get at an invading force and a patrol which is...
... non- ... question, ... as ... invasions, ... counts as ... combat. As ... invasions. ... factors ... units, ... until ... the ... in ... unit ... x3 ... is...
2003?? I am duly impressed at your memory! I, however, have long since forgotten this, or this detail, and have never played that way. Since Japan usually...
I don't know what this fight is about. I will get to it when some others are resolved. ... From: Mike Crowe To: aworldatwar@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday,...
Bruce Harper
bruce54321@...
Apr 1, 2008 1:34 pm
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That's what I was thinking. Once you know what is participating in the first round, the playing with cargo can merge the cargo with another CG, provided the...
Bruce Harper
bruce54321@...
Apr 1, 2008 1:41 pm
110361
Naval units in a SW box cannot CI, and I agree that it is okay that they can't. Randy ... the first round, the playing with cargo can merge the cargo with ...
So when you look at the Atlantic map, both Scapa Flow and Glascow are 7 hexes from the north-western edge of the mapboard. Belfast is six hexes. You would...
Bruce Harper
bruce54321@...
Apr 1, 2008 2:59 pm
110363
... since forgotten this, or this detail, and have never played that way. Don is correct and is not the only person who remembers when and why the change was...
Japan "usually" mobilizes in Spring 1940? For me--maybe once in awhile, when I'm looking to expand Japan's navy prewar. But certainly not all the time. ...
... What about off map movement? Can't an intercepting force go off the map and intercept there? DonMoody 21.217 OFF-BOARD MOVEMENT: Naval units may not move...
Wasn't the whole point of placing ships in the sw box to allow protection of multiple naval missions like supply and sr? Is that enough of a mechanism to...
This would be fine with me. Before round 1 only, after forming combat groups as the rules now describe, a player would have the opportunity to merge each...
Dear group, Forgive my naive approach. Task forces trained and sailed together. The Japanese never even defended their supply line until late in the war. TF...
I will post again, units in a SW box cannot protect onboard missions, such as sea supply lines from Britain to Gib and med. ports etc. They can only protect...
... I was also arguing for no change in this area (i.e. no change from the rules as they were at the end of last year). But if there is to be a change - and it...
This question has come up a number of times, dating back to 2005. Even if some people find the rule clear, some others do not. Here's my attempt to summarize:...
... I think this is reasonable; i.e. an attack on an FNA colony removes the deployment restrictions for all other FNA colonies. ... I think this is too much. ...
... Understood. Hopefully everyone knows that. While it doesn't really matter given the direction it looks like we are going, why does it matter? While units...
I apologize for my noob comments again. I did not know that transports were not included in TF size. I also remember, maybe from long ago, that SW ships...
... Below is what I think is the simplest way to resolve this: No change to 18.614. Reword 18.611 as follows (incorporate parts of 18.611A into the main body ...
On 1 Apr 2008/18:45, Randy Scheers gave me the pleasure of reading ([aworldatwar] Re: ... It tends to happen moderately frequently when Britain is under...
On 1 Apr 2008/9:30, Dave Hanson gave me the pleasure of reading ([aworldatwar] In which ... Besides, he knows how to use the forum's search function... -- -...
On 31 Mar 2008/18:47, Maurice Miskow gave me the pleasure of reading (Re: [aworldatwar] ... Axis air counterairing the Brits in 1941 is not in Russia -...
It's not much of a change - lightly defended activities would be treated in the same manner as undefended activities. ... From: victor hogen To:...
Bruce Harper
bruce54321@...
Apr 2, 2008 1:37 am
110381
I think when Vic writes "CI" he means "interception" (not "counter-interception" (CI), which is done by the moving player in repsonse to interception. I agree...
Bruce Harper
bruce54321@...
Apr 2, 2008 1:41 am
110382
Mike - could explain to me what the confusion is? I'll make sure rule 51 states the actual rule clearly. ... From: Mike Crowe To: aworldatwar@yahoogroups.com ...
Bruce Harper
bruce54321@...
Apr 2, 2008 1:56 am
110383
No. This can only happen when intercepting a naval force which was on the mapboard, moved off it, then moved back on. "Sea supply lines and naval units...
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