Carrier based planes do they count the SZ they are in as movement # 1?

Could a russian carrier be used as an early leap frog for allied planes to Moscow?

I mean, there are other better methods I’m sure (Persia)  but it could prove interesting.

Even better, the russians could move the carrier to boost British fighter range and open additional landing zones.

No.

Thanks.

I thought so, just didn’t recall it being stated explicitly, but then you can’t detail everything.

Overall, excellent rulebook for AAE40.

@JamesAleman:

@billinjackson:

Sorry not on the lingo but what are these purchases?1 CV, 1 SS, 1 AP

Thanks

cv=aircraft carrier
ss=submarine
ap=transport I believe, that is an odd one

It’s not that odd.  Un-armed naval ships are generally called Auxilary ______.  AP stands for Auxiliary - Personnel (or passenger), I believe.

@xzorn:

You get two bases for the price of one! Figure that!

I agree in the sense that the creators didn’t think to specifiy, but there should be just one sea is stands for, not 2……but like i said before …“its just a game” … don’t sweat it

Miamibeach, true if you can counter the SZ112 fleet of Germany you don’t go after the Italians I guess.

However if you can’t or Germany does not go Sea Lion this is very good attack and I am not quite sure this attack was foreseen during playtest.

p.s. you talk about 9 inf defending UK, but what about the Canadian troops coming in?

I can understand that, it is a bit of an oddity, but it would give the Allies a strategic advantage to get units into that area, whether it be Malta, or the Mediterranean in general.

Nice work!

Now how about a complete listing of WWII air bases?  :wink: