Hi Prey. All Air units land in non combat and they have the balance of their unused movement: a Fighter has 4, so if they moved 3 in Combat, then they only have 1 left. Air units cannot land in a territory that has just been captured. They could land on an empty Carrier.
Have a question about placing in hostile sea zone of the coast of japan
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My scenario is America came from the west coast and is sitting in sea zone 60 with there navy and a destroyer and transport with a guy and a tank in sea zone 57 during japans turn i place a destroyer and sub in sea zone 60 during America’s turn they fought the destroyer and transport forcing there combat move can america move the destroyer and transport with the tank and guy into sea zone 60 for an amphibious. My take on it is that you could not bring any sea units to sea zone 60 cause you were forced into combat there and if thats correct does a sea zone work like a territory in that you cant in that zone since it was hostile that turn?
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Unless Krieghund says differently, this is how it works. If America has naval units in z60 and z57 and Japan builds in z60 as you describe, then they can still make an amphibious assault. Before the dice are rolled for the amphibious assault, the naval battle must be conducted and then if America wins and they still have their transport(s), they will launch the invasion.
An invasion can sometimes be prevented with a small naval build because it is illegal to load transports in a hostile seazone.
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so in the case of someone placing in the sea zone if you choose to attack you can bring in other troops to that fight?
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Yes.
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