Attacking multiple territories in one combat move?

Cool. Thank you. This makes a lot more sense.

More questions to come!

@RYNO87 said in Defender Sub sneak attack:

Have a question about sneak attack order with a destroyer. Lets say the attacker has 1 sub and a cruiser and defender has a sub and destroyer. I understand that the attacker sub can’t sneak attack (due to the defender destroyer) but would the defender sub get to sneak attack before the attacker gets his combat turn?

Exactly. The defending destroyer cancels the attacking submarine’s surprise strike ability. So the defending submarine gets its surprise strike before.

@TRONOR:

If I understand correctly, “all units must attack & defend together”

Not really. During Combat Move Phase …

@rulebook:

All combat movement is considered to take place at the
same time. …

@TRONOR:

Suppose that i will attack from my zone to the adjacent zone that contains no enemy units but enemy controlled.
But next zone has enemy units.

1. At this situation my infantry unit attacks using 1 movement point to the empty enemy zone,occupied it and stops there.
2. My tank unit using 2 movement points, uses blitzing ability crossing the empty enemy zone,separated from infantry,
  and finally attacks next zone that contains enemy units.
3- Remaining unit: 1 fighter unit; I don’t want to attack my fighter unit to the same enemy that my tank have attacked yet.
  For example i want to attack another zone, another enemy unit.

You may move your units separately into different hostile territories.
So your tank may blitz as intended and your fighter can attack elsewhere.
But all those moves are “considered to take place at the same time”.

HTH :-)

Thank you for the quick info on this. I thought you could, but i just wanted to make sure.

Thanks for the detailed information, very useful for me.
Sorry, ı’ll be careful about this.

Welcome to the forum, SgtJMartin.

US planes can land there. The territory to land on must be friendly at the beginning of the nation’s turn.
In the given scenario UK cannot land in the newly captured territory, as it has not been friendly at the beginning of UK’s turn.
On US turn the territory is British and thus friendly to the US.

HTH :-)

Hi Grumphry.
No. If a Sub’s target survives, it can always retaliate.
Submerging is instead of attacking or defending. A Sub cannot attack and submerge in he same round.
It is always worth attacking a lone Carrier with Fighters on board, if the Fighters do not have a safe place to land, as they will go down with the Carrier. The lesson is: always keep a Destroyer with your fleet, if the enemy has a Sub in range.