@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.
Airplane combat movement
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Me and my family rather enjoy playing axis and allies and currently experimenting with the 1941 version. My question is about a debate I got in with my cousin. If you are moving a plane into naval combat in the sea and the sea zone is in its 4th/last move space however you are also bringing an aircraft carrier into that zone is it a legal move for the plane to engage in combat than land on the carrier in the same zone after? My cousin was arguing that the plane can only move into a 4th space to land on a carrier but not engage in combat on a fourth move than land.
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Welcome to the forum, Guitarboo88.
You are right - and your cousin is wrong:
@rulebook:
Air Units
Each air unit that moves in the Combat Move phase must generally reserve
part of its Move value for the Noncombat Move phase, when it must return
to a safe landing place using its remaining movement. See page 23 for
examples.
An air unit’s movement in any complete turn is limited to its total Move
value. For example, a bomber has Move 6, but it cannot move 6 spaces to
end its movement in a hostile space. It must save enough movement points
to get to a friendly territory where it can land. A fighter can move up to its
full Move value of 4 to attack in a sea zone, but only if a carrier could be
there for it to land on by the end of the Mobilize New Units phase.HTH :-)
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