I’ve looked at the Triple A issues and found a couple that aren’t really issues; Triple A is correct.
3) Paratroopers - c) does not allow you to add paratroopers to attack an undefended enemy territory.
2nd Edition Paratrooper rules, Page 40:
Up to 2 of your infantry units in each territory with an air base can be moved to an enemycontrolled
territory 3 or fewer spaces away that is being attacked by your land units from adjacent territories
and/or by amphibious assault.
By definition, you cannot paratrooper into undefended territories. Non issue.
7) Fly overs –
b) Triple A does NOT allow Japan to fly over UK/French territories OR UK to fly over Japanese territories before UK/Japan are at war with one another, but there is no such rule restriction (Allies flying over China is all that should be restricted)
Page 15 of the 2nd Edition Europe Rulebook, Page 15 in the box:
Powers Not at War with One Another
Neutral Powers: "…While a power remains neutral, it operates under even tighter restrictions. A neutral power can’t move land or air units into or through neutral territories. It
can’t move units into or through territories or onto ships belonging to another power or use another power’s naval bases, nor can another power move
land or air units into or through its territories or onto its ships or use its naval bases."
THUS, even though the UK and ANZAC may be in the war in EUROPE, if they are not at war with Japan in the PACIFIC, they are considered neutral powers toward one another. i.e., this rule applies, and Japan can’t fly over UK territories, and UK can’t fly over Japanese territories. It’s no different that Germany being unable to fly over Russian territories during NCM before they’re at war.