The game rules regarding submarines not making a sea zone hostile do not seem to reflect the realities of what submarines did in WW II. The Allies developed anti-submarine forces and the convoy system to fight the German submarine threat in the Atlantic theater and were, after a time, able to virtually eliminate the submarine threat from this “hostile sea zone”. On the other hand, the Japanese never bothered with anti-submarine forces or the convoy system and, by the end of the war, Allied submarines had essentially run out of targets to sink.
Mech inf movement question again
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krieg,
2 questions about mech infantry, again…
if a non-blitzing unit (mech infantry) moves only 1 movement to attack a territory with no enemy in it, can this unit move its other remaining movement during the non-combat move?
what if you have a tank blitz that enemy territory with no enemy in it, THEN move your non-blitzing unit into that territory. Its combat movement ends right, but can it use its remaining movement during the non-combat move?
I am thinking it is no and no.
thanks in advance,
veqryn -
you can’t non combat move ground forces after they have played in combat.
not sure about the 2nd question other than why couldn’t you just non combat the mech inf 2 spaces and not worry about it using up it’s movement point during combat over an open territory?
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MaherC is correct.
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