ANZAC planes landing in Dutch territories (Java/Sumatra) on same turn they were taken by ANZAC

Thanks for the replies everyone.

As it happens, there was some confusion about when the planes actually landed, so it turns out both my opponent and I were correct in a sense.

The UK planes actually landed on Greece during Italy’s turn after an adjacent UK carrier was damaged, so the move was legal after all.

My bad for incorrectly believing the planes landed on Greece during the UK turn, and neither of us realized what the other was talking about.  :-D

Good to see our fellow AAAers always ready to help out with good answers, though, so thanks again all.  :-)

@GeneralHandGrenade:

Oh boy, you had to bring that one up again. We had a lengthy debate over that one. In the end it was proven (and certified) that you could indeed park your Japanese fleet in SZ 26.
Goofy=Yes
Illegal=No

It’s no longer up for debate. That one is settled.

Hi GHG, sorry for starting this and I accept the forums statement of beeing legal.
(Sidenote, at the same moment we established a house rule that says, the Japanese cannot do that on our table!  :-P)

@panther
Ah yes, forgot about attacking with a friendly on board.

Thanks for answering my questions.  Cant wait for the game this weekend.

@atease:

@Sire:

Looks like you are right…

«• A fighter or tactical bomber can land in a sea zone
(even a hostile one) that is adjacent to an industrial
complex you own if you will be mobilizing an aircraft
carrier that you previously purchased in that zone
during the Mobilize New Units phase.»

…from the A&A Europe rulebook p.23.

For those who struggled to find this, it’s actually on page 22.

Ya, under “Where Units Can Move”

Ok.
Thank you for quick and clear answer (as you always do) and thanks Geist for helping.

Yes you can. Move your existing aircraft over the sea zone that the CV is about to be built in and then land them on the newly built carrier.

These are really nice and easy to read.  Printing out and laminating them.

Thanks a bunch…