@lagouyn said in 1941: combat move rule uncertainty:
Does this paragraph just mean you control a territory you’ve vacated until an enemy captures it?
Hi lagouyn
Yes. That is what it means.
Non combat move into SZ next to hostile territory
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If I have a US battleship, can I move it into the SZ on the coast of Japan on a non combat move if Japan has no sea units in the zone? Would this be considered non combat or a combat move like on land. Basically is a unoccupied sea zone on the coast of a hostile territory considered hostile?
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@RYNO87 Sure, as the seazone is not hostile.
(Moved from 1914-category to 1941-category.)
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Per page 9 of the Rulebook, hostile sea zones are those which contain enemy surface warships. The condition of adjacent territories has no bearing on it.
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