In addition to this, any of your ships in the sea zone when the combat are presumed to have taken place in combat. The only way to avoid this is to move them during combat movement (even if the move does not result in combat).
Marsh
Leaving air and navy bases
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The situation:
There is a navy and air base on Hawaiian and Midway islands.
A Japanease navy is in SZ 3 ( with no air base in Soviet Far East ), can the Allies ( US in this case ) fighter planes attack SZ 3 and land ( still allies terrotory ) in SFE leaving from Hawiian Islands? There is no friendly AC avalible. I don’t think it’s possible.
I think it’s how the rules read, if leaving from a navy or airbase, once the start of your move from that land/sz ( NOT inlc planes on AC ), you gain an extra movemant.
NOT, once you start your move ( prahaps with no air/navy bases ) you come along an air/navy base or several in variois linked friendly sz, locations, you can’t count that/those as an extra move can you to gain you alot further?
For example to be clear, leaving from Malta with nothing, your navy heading towards Gibralta, it can’t jump to SZ 91 into the atlantic, it must stop at SZ 92.Also, at SZ 98 to 81 with a navy base in Egypt, heading through the open suez canal, your navy leaving from sz 98, you don’t include SZ 81 as your navy base do you? Your max would take you to sz 80, 77 or72.
Just clarifying. Thanks.
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a sea base is good for all ocean squares the territory is on. The one in Egypt somehow gives the extra move to ships in the Mediterranean and the Red Sea.
You have to start at the sea or air base though.
And don’t forget about scrambling and islands with air bases.
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