Question about transports in an amphibious assualt

Morning ddenison and welcome to the forum.
Yes, you do. I am afraid that with an amphibious assault, you do  have to go ahead, regardless. You also cannot retreat the units that disembarked amphibiously, meaning they have to go on fighting, until either the enemy or they are dead. Any air units that you used can retreat independently, after any round of combat, however.

They need to get back to the SZ (if on a Carrier) or to a territory. You count each move.

Remember Air units don’t have to go back to from where they came. They can land on any territory you owned at the beginning of your turn or to another Carrier (if there is space).

Thanks for the answers. Our first play was a lot of fun. And was a totall victory for me :evil:….

The same bomber cannot participate in both the SBR and regualr combat.

In the SZ, your ftrs can also land on an allied carrier that has vacancies.

Carriers have room for 2 ftrs.

Your can move a carrier into combat along side your ftrs in a SZ. Assuming your units survive, 2 of your ftrs can land in that same SZ on the battling carrier.

There’s a small empty hollow in the middle of the plastic tray that says Pacific, that were I usually store the Chinese. The Chinese board setup is on the American reference card.

American, first lanuage! :)

Thanks for the help.