two additional questions (recently purchased A&A WWI 1914):

1. Crossing the Suez canal is well defined in the rule book. Crossing between Bulgaria and Constantinople is not. Are transports needed if one power controls both sides of the straits?
2. “fighters must end their move in a territory where there are land units belonging to your power”. Can fighters attack from 2 zones away into a ‘virgin’ territory, while land units attack from one zone away if it is mathematically impossible to lose all the attacking land units in the one combat round?

two additional questions (recently purchased A&A WWI 1914):

1. Crossing the Suez canal is well defined in the rule book. Crossing between Bulgaria and Constantinople is not. Are transports needed if one power controls both sides of the straits?
2. “fighters must end their move in a territory where there are land units belonging to your power”. Can fighters attack from 2 zones away into a ‘virgin’ territory, while land units attack from one zone away if it is mathematically impossible to lose all the attacking land units in the one combat round?