Building units on non-capital industrial complexes??

@The_Good_Captain Yes. Only “unoccupied” territories may be blitzed through.

For the first question, you have to wait until the next turn to be able place units in the new acquired IC.
For the second, it depends where most of the German armies are located. The allies could land in Norway, since it is hard for the Germans to reenforce that area. You could move them south and hit the European underbelly through the mediterrenean. Those are my thoughts on these matter.

Thanks for the quick answer.  I can accept that it was legal, but can it ever be right for sons to bomb their own father?  Well, I suppose that it’s all my fault, since I attacked first.

tanks defend on a 2, not a 3

The info given about the fleet only apply to AAR, not Europe. Subs are immune to AF without a destroyer present. With the presence of destroyers, subs lose first strike, nothing else.

You can place units in newly captured territories for NCM unless they are air units, which must land on a territory you started the turn with.

I never bother to calculate odds during a game, I like to keep my game smooth and the rounds fairly quick. I’m not sure about the statistics, but it seems to me that when I buy about even stacks of infantry and artillery (any extra cash going towards infantry) about every other round, creating hard hitting forces that outnumber the russians defenders. On the even round I like to build 5 or 6 tanks with infantry to catch up to the infantry and artillery from the previous turn. This provides me with a very tough offensive force with plenty of defensive power for holding territories. I don’t know if this stands up to more advanced strats, but it seems to work well for me, if I make the right opening moves; but then again, everything depends on the opening moves.

@Anonymous:

also to note, if you attack a territory and win, u may NOT move there on non-combat. remember, all combat, non-combat, unit development, and the rest occur at the same time. so u cant land a plane in a place where there is a battle taking place.

for some reason i thought this was only true for aircraft (i.e. runways take a turn to build . . . ).