Can Japan or US build a factory in the Phillipeens?

Thanks Grasshopper.

Hey Grasshopper, when you do Sealion, is it rd 2 that you drop mostly transports? I would like an allies first option, but getting the build order right is kinda tricky.

I sent planes and my navy to destroy most of UKs Atlantic navy. For france, I sent all available army and planes, that could reach. For Russia,  I moved everything up to the front, that could reach. Finland was occupied. Before the end of my turn, I placed a major IC in Romania. For what its worth, I borrowed some ideas from the original poster.  Italy took southern France its first turn .

I have a few questions regarding Alpha 2 global.

Can France and Britan scamble at the same time to defend  the same sea zone ?

What sea zone is the Turkish strait?
What do Kamakazees hit at? Does the defender get a defense for the Kamakazee attack?

Can Britain move into US sea zones when not at  war with Japan?

Can US move into Brazil if they are not at war?

The ships were in combat, so their movement stops there. Thats the strategic advantage of scrambling.

Thank you Krieg. Iam getting some friends together to play our first global game. I have read the rules and alpha updates. The bombing was the last clarification I needed before we play . Thank again for the rules clarification.

So when bombing, the player would announce which fighters and bombers were attacking each individual facility ? Thank you for the clarification.

When strategic bombing, can you asign bombers to each bases or Ic?

The combat would look something like this:

1)combat move
  A) Declare an Airborne assualt/ with or without supporting land units

2)Conduct combat Phase
A) Opening antiaircraft fire: Remove any escort fighter/air transport(including air borne infantry loaded on transports)  that were hit by the anti aircraft guns
B) Enemy aircraft in the territory being assualted may join the defense for 1 round(can only attack escort fighters/airtransport 
3) Airborne Infantry attack phase
A) Surviving Airborne Infantry attack at a 2 in the first round of combat
B) Cassalties from the initail airborne assualt are removed
4) The supported land forces may join the battle(on the second fireing round)
A) Cassalties are removed as usual
B) The attacker decides to keep attacking or retreat(surviving Airborne Infantry retreat with the supported land forces)