Please explain sub on sub battle with no other ships present.
Is the rulebook wrong about sea zones 6 & 19 only affecting 8 IPCs to convoy disruption? I count 9 & 11 respectively if Japan owns all the adjacent territories.
Can you theoretically role convoy disruption against 2 countries in one round from same sea zone?
If I have a carrier with 2 fighters on it in a sea zone and my enemy plops down surface ships or subs in the place units phase, can I still role for convoy disruption?
US tried but failed to take Rome. After the battle the US left 4 transports, a carrier with 2 fighters on it and a cruiser in sea zone 97. Later in the round the Brits came in with 3 loaded transports only. Can the Italians scramble one fighter and stave off that amphibious assault even with the US navy there too?
1. Both subs have the option of submerging before rolling starts. If both subs decide to fight then the attacker rolls first. If he hits @ 2 or less then the defender is moved to the casualty strip. The defender rolls next @ 1. If he hits then the attacking sub is moved to the casualty line. After the first round the casualties are removed. If both subs survive then thy repeat the same process until one or both is destroyed or one or both submerge. In the case of submerge then combat ends and both occupy the same zone.
2. I was a little confused about this as well. If you read it carefully though it says no SINGLE TERRITORY can lose more than that, not all territories affected by that sea zone.
3. Yes. Each on it’s own turn.
4. Yes because you don’t have to move out or conduct combat until your turn and the convoy disruption occurs at the end of their turn.
5. Yes. There is no combined arms on offence. An amphibious assault is a combat move. The fighter will get to roll against the UK transports @ 3 or less. After 1 round of combat the remaining UK transports can retreat one space from the direction they came from but their cargo will have to remain on the transports until their next turn. The Americans do not take part in the combat at all. If the UK transports had started that turn in sea zone 97 (for instance if they loaded them from Greece) then they wouldn’t be able to retreat and would all be auto-killed by the fighter.
If you want some clarity I uploaded a new video the other day containing all aspects of naval warfare on YouTube. It’s a long one but it explains all aspects of water based rules and tactics for Global 40. It’s called Naval Warfare 101;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHk90JKWvsc
Thanks so much!!
