Back during first edition there was a rule that allowed for multi-national forces. I was wondering if that survived to second edition or not?
The rule was that you could for example “fly a fighter from India to Karelia on Britian’s first turn. Declare it a multi-national force to Russia. On Russia’s next turn the fighter was unusable for attacking, on Russia’s third turn they could fly the fighter as if it were it’s own.” If you could let me know I would appreciate it.

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Are you talking about basically the artic ocean running on top of the map? If so there is soo much ice in there that ships during WWII could not have made passage through there. They did not have ice breakers that could make that trip.

Thanx guys for the response, I was just wondering.

On the board for the Suez canal there is a break clearly showing that there are 2 seperate sea zones. For the Panama Canal there is no such line of seperation. Either this is a mistake, or it is supposed to be 1 sea zone. Personally I think that it is 2 seperate sea zones, and there was a mistake made on the map. But I am not sure. If you could let me know I would appreciate it.

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