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FYI, I’ll be gone a week on vaca. I had hoped to knock out one more turn but I’m wiped from packing. I’ll pick this up next week.

Later!
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Cool, have a great vacation!
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Motdc
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Before vacation I recall there was a reason I didnt want to Pass, but I dont know what it is now…so PASS!
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C14

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U15ab

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C15 - Supported Attack

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Motdc
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Hmmm, looks like it my turn. Sorry for the delay!
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Motdc
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Retreat

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simply4est
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No prob and no advance for me - back over to you for your turn.
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Motdc
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Pass…

I’m reading Killer Angels right now…makes this game very timely…

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simply4est
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Here’s my rather strange C16.

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Motdc
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Flush you outr of the forest at the flank, but I dont have any units in the center to capitalize…

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C17

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Motdc
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Move completed…

I’m breaking my own rule here, have to see what happens in the next several turns…

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C18

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PASS
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Pass

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Motdc
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My predictable attack…

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Retreat

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No advance, you’re up

(As an aside, I’m just making sure you know it is OK for infantry retreating to the reserve area to pass thru friendly units…Saw that the yellow retreat path markers all went thru clear-only squares and didnt know if it was coincidence or not)
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