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yes, but it costs money so you could - literally - through the game away researching it or maybe snatch a victory out of the jaws of defeat.

@yucatan:

Thanks everybody.

Now it’s perfectly clean. :lol:

Yucatan

Oops!
Maybe it was “clear”!! :-D

Yucatan

Canals are not zones.  They do not count as spaces for land or air.

THe lack of ability of an ally to claim lands diurect from a fallen ally I always took to be “allied support of the resistance”.

As for income though, with no central government, the taxing ability is gone, and thus so is the income generating capability of those lands… at least until a new adminsitrative authority comes in to restore order (either Allied or Enemy).

No on all counts.

Here are the reasons:

#1:  Rockets originate from AA guns.  AA guns can ONLY move in non-combat.
#2:  Non-Combat Movement rules specify that any land unit moved/engaged in combat may NOT move in non-combat.
#3:  The “Rocket” could only be moved toward Russia in non-combat, which is AFTER the phase in which Rockets fire, so you cannot move then fire.
#4:  Any units on a Transport are considered Cargo.  They cannot attack or defend while on a transport, and they die if the transport dies.

Hmmm… sounds like I’ll have to do some sleuthing.

Thart right, the other therd is almost the same :), let stop this thead and use the other…  “An introduction and a question about Strat. bombing”

Octo, we always play a sneak shot kills a battle ship (scapa flow)