I watched a video on sub and tank combat movement and was confused- have 2 questions:
Can subs on a combat move go and bypass through a hostile sea zone 1st (with units) and then end in a friendly zone or unoccupied hostile sea zone?
Can planes do the same in a combat move? Take off, move through hostile territory 1st and then land in friendly territory?
@Panther but if the attacker hits with a sneak attack on the defending sub, will the defender sub get to retaliate?
Have a question about sneak attack order with a destroyer. Lets say the attacker has 1 sub and a cruiser and defender has a sub and destroyer. I understand that the attacker sub can’t sneak attack (due to the defender destroyer) but would the defender sub get to sneak attack before the attacker gets his combat turn?
Let’s say you have 1 sub vs 1 sub both with sneak attacks. I understand the attacker goes first but what if the attacker hits the defender sub with a sneak attack first? Dose the defender get a retaliation or is it removed before it can attack (just like any other naval ship)?
Thanks
@Panther said in Amphibious Assault/Bombardment:
at case the sea battle blocks offshore bombardment. Or in other words: Offshore Bombardment is only possible if there has not been a sea battle prior to the landing.
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Thanks! I must be getting them confused but thank you for clarifying-
New to the game here, like brand new.
I have a question about the use of 3 battleships in an amphibious assault/bombardment. Let’s say I plan an amphibious assault and move 3 battleships and a transport into a hostile sea zone with 1 hostile battleship. So I have 3 battleships vs 1 hostile battleship. On my combat roll my 1st and 2nd battleship hit the enemy’s ship and then on the defender strike they miss. I know that once I sink the enemy ship my transport can unload but can my 3rd battleship that was on the combat strip but did not roll during combat help with bombardment?
Thanks for any help.