List of standard acronyms…noob confused by IPC, IC, FIG, KJF, etc...

Thank you for that.

England/Scotland is also an exception…

@Hobbes:

@molinar13:

Which versions of A&A had the white ICs and which ones had the Grey ICs? If I am not mistaken were the AA guns also white?

Classic had the white ICs and AAs. AAE, AAP, AAR, AA50 and AA42 have the grey ones. AAE40 & AAP40 replaced them with cardboard.

Thank you Hobbes!

I have cut-and-pasted the great answers in that other thread and will work on arranging them in some coherent fashion in a Word doc.

I could probably guess…but someone define exactly the “ignore Japan” strategy and the “Polar Express” counter-strategy and which game(s) they apply to, please.

Thanks.

Subs always fire in Opening Fire in every combat round, whether or not there is an enemy destroyer.  The presence of the enemy destroyer only affects when the casualties from sub fire are removed.

@losttribe04:

I know how to turn a computer on, off, check email after that it starts getting gray. Does any one know of an on line A&A game that can play multi player where all five sides are represented, and play at the same time. Not posting results back and forth like triple A. Is there such an animal out there???

You know you CAN play TripleA live, right?

You DO know that, right?

Well . . . I guess you know it now.

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Your second example is correct.

The “attack” roll for a bomber only applies to when it is used to attack combat units.

For an SBR, it is a roll of 1 die per bomber and the total of the die/dice is the number of IPC’s lost.

And yes, the AA guns fire first.