<t> The issue of sea zone for Oslo and Copenhagen relates to the air vs navy issue.&nbsp;&nbsp;One reason the British sunk most German ships off the west coast of Norway was that bringing them too close to the Oslo Fijord would have exposed them to German land based aircraft.&nbsp; If this was a ...

<t> I wish I had gone to this post before purchasing WWII. Why would anyone design a WWII game where air power can't intercept naval power? Control of the air over the English channel was crucial for a German invasion of England and it was crucial for the allied landings at Normandy. It was also ...

<r> This is another old post, but I'll add my two bits anyway.&nbsp;&nbsp;Yes, I have found the same thing.&nbsp; In my&nbsp;experience the actual&nbsp;combat&nbsp;results&nbsp;bare little relationship to the predicted results.&nbsp; A 5:4 attack is just as likely to result is actual losses of 1:3 ...

<t> I know this post is old, but in case you haven't run across this yet the cost for repair vs. replacement is given in the rules. An Infantry Corps costs 35 pp to build - repairing a corps that has been knocked down to 1 point will cost 18 pp (2 pp per strength point repaired). Building a new ...

Hi,

Are you trying to load Corps, or Garrison units. You can't move Garrison units by sea. Iain, I find I can load up every Corps, armour, etc that is adjacent to the port (anchor) hex.

Ian

<t> In my limited experience the length of time France can hope to hold on depends on when the Germans attack. France becomes proportionally stronger vs Germany the longer the Germans wait. If the Germans don't attack until May you should be able to hold them off until September and even to November ...

Thanks!

This is basically a rules question, so I don't know if it belongs here. What is the chance that a convoy will appear every 4th turn - 80%, 90%? I know the actual strength of the convoy is partly random, but what about the chance of it actually appearing on the map.