o…right… i have A&A50A, so i never played spring 1942, can you invade mongolia in that.

i never saw it invaded in A&AP1940 so i thought the 1940 globle would be the first time in years it would be possible, and possobly reasonable.

it has been about 8 years (i bought the avon hill “revised” board) but on the second edition i would invade spain and maybe once or twice mongolia, i know you dont mean on other boards but when A&AE 1940 comes out you may want to revisit this subject. thats all i am saying

on page 14 the first line in the stratigic bombing raids reads
“A strategic bombing raid is a direct attack on a facility.”

multinational forces MUST defend in land and sea battle because if they didn’t japan could take a territory from the UK and leve ANZAC units there.  this is not a land or sea battle and deffenders are chosen.

where is that in the rule book?

it makes no sence that the UK cant send ANZAC fighters into the air when they are on a UK carrier that the UK sends into battle or a units from a transport in an amphibius assalt but can comand the ANZAC fighters to intercept a SBR.

the rules say any DEFENDING fighters in that territory can intercept a sbr, so what is a defender. that should be clarified!  only defenders can intercept so what is the criteria for being a defender?  in other combat all units in the territory or sea zone BEING ATACKED are considered defending, but in sbr no space is considered to be attacked, it is a targeted attack.  so if i am attacking a UK industrial complex in India then the UK is diffending right, but the ANZAC fighters in India are not in a space that is being attacked so if they go up is it a violation like the UK is comanding the Anzac plains?  or should it be written that any fighters in the territory can scramble.  this is completly unplayable by the rule book.  just terrible, tecnicly intercepting SBR’s is imposible because there is no set criteria for defending, yet only fighters that meat the (none existing) criteria for defending can intercept SBR’s