Hi Prey. All Air units land in non combat and they have the balance of their unused movement: a Fighter has 4, so if they moved 3 in Combat, then they only have 1 left. Air units cannot land in a territory that has just been captured. They could land on an empty Carrier.
Offloading In Both Combat And Non Combat Movement
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Just to be sure, am I right to assume that, for example, a transport that didn’t move and it is not moving, but has 1 infantry already on board and load 1 aa gun from a territory and, then, offload the infantry into the same or another territory, keeping the aa gun on board, is making a bridging move, in both cases (despite the fact that, in both cases, no units are actually moving over the sea to another territory and, in only the same territory case, not even the transport is doing that)?
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Yes, that is technically bridging.
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@Krieghund said in Offloading In Both Combat And Non Combat Movement:
If it helps, over 10 years ago I created such a document comparing and contrasting AA50, AAR OOB, and AAR LHTR. It may make a good starting point:
http://www.harrisgamedesign.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=1726
Is this anywhere to be found?
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