That happened in the actual war at one point, intentionally rather than because the CV was sunk I mean. USS Enterprise had a broken (front?) elevator and couldn’t land planes rapidly enough so they landed on Henderson Field in the Solomons campaign.
As far as taking over friendly neutrals, why is Anzac not allowed to? Is this a error in the rulebook?
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So it is an error of omission?
There is no exception for ANZAC regarding non-combat-moving into friendly neutrals.
What do you have in mind?
(ANZAC is not part of the Europe ruleset, so they are not listed in the Europe only rules. They are of course part of the Pacific (and Global) ruleset.)
What you can also reckon too is the possibility of sneaking tanks and mechs away to the far east, where even though all Russian territories are worth one, the sheer number of them are a huge income.
If Russia moves those 18 inf into Manchuria or Korea, could work out well. If he’s bringing them home, not so much.
The 2 TP purchase is crucial to ensuring that the British cannot forgo turn 1 defenses for a G2 Sealion. It also allows for a G2 Barbossa purchase with the TP’s hitting up the Russian coast should you be in such a position, or better positioning for a G3 assault on Russia.