@J2004823:
@Krieghund:
No. Like any Chinese unit, it can’t leave China.
Krieghund,
Thank you for answers. If you are right, then rulebook has to clarify this point.
rulebook p.10 China Rules
“Chinese units have a limited range of occupation, displayed by the colored border.”
That does not forbid Chinese units to move into other territories, as long as Chinese units do not occupy those territories. Meaning Chinese units can enter friendly territories, or even defend a friendly territories with Allies.
Yes, it does forbid Chinese units to move into other territories. To “occupy” a territory simply means to have your units in it. It’s not the same thing as “controlling” the territory, which indicates ownership. Chinese units may not leave the area indicated under any circumstances.
Concerning the Chinese fighter, from page 10:
This fighter is considered part of the Chinese forces for purposes of movement and combat.
This indicates that the fighter must obey all of the movement restrictions that Chinese infantry must obey. However, I agree that this doesn’t adequately answer the question about whether the fighter may attack outside China and return. This will be addressed in the FAQ.