AAG40 FAQ

Can I move into a neutral during noncombat take ownership of it (although not able to land there), and also fly planes over that zone to land elsewhere in the same turn?

Example, Land units from Persia take East Persia, can UK fly planes over east persia during that same noncombat move, to land in west india or india?

you can fly over any territory, except true neutrals. so you can get to your destination no matter what

im sorry Gamerman, i didnt have the rulebook in front of me, thank you for correcting me, as the way i was playing was flawed.

i try not to be a complete internet d-bag

Do enemy transports block naval movement?

Nope.

Thanks, I’m in mid game and misplaced my rulebook. You just saved 1 Italian inf and art from annihilation good sir  :wink:

@gamerman01:

@JamesAleman:

Can I move into a neutral during noncombat take ownership of it (although not able to land there), and also fly planes over that zone to land elsewhere in the same turn?

Example, Land units from Persia take East Persia, can UK fly planes over east persia during that same noncombat move, to land in west india or india?

I don’t think they can fly over in the same turn they’re taken, but am only 95% sure.  Wait for confirm from Krieg on this one.

Confirmed.

I have an Alpha 2 question, sorry if it’s been asked.  The rules for strat bombing state that escorts must be cleared by the defender first before any bombers are hit, I follow that.  But what it does not say (I think), is if the bombers include both tac and strat who picks the losses.  I assume it’s the attacker (the guy who controls the bombers) as that follows the established route, but I wanted to confirm.

Thanks!

i beleive, im NOT sure, but i think that you get to pick whether tacs or smbs die, and btw, escorts can get picked as causualties only AFTER Smbs i think. ill check in my rulebook, just wait

alpha 2 reads: “escorts may be taken as casualties only after all bombers are eliminated”

and theres no answer as to if you can choose the bomber that dies, id wait for kreig

Oops. Thanks for the correction on the first part.  :oops:

The attacker chooses the casualties inflicted by interceptors.

thanks for clearing that up :D i was confused as well

Question: The Axis have a Major IC with 10 damage, the allies capture it, reducing it to a Minor IC, does it still have 10 damage?

i would assume, since the maximum amount of damage theminor IC can have is 6,thats all that would transfer. itd be like if you smashed an apple with a slegehammer, then tried to smash it more……