Clicking on each hex one-by-one should allow you to move the way you described. I do not know how to add a screenshot to a post but, that may help readers understand what is going on in this situation.

Good questions.
Unfortunately, I'm a bit rusty on the nuances present in the rules as I have not played in a while.
My understanding of the rules is you are correct, the 37% reflects the percentage of selected unit that can participate in an attack or defense.
Sorry, cannot help much with questions ...

Yes, very good to hear! Any new content is much welcomed.
Thanks!
G

Option 2; A graphically improved version of Tacview would be cool.

I thought there was a ranged attack mechanic in DC:AO that weighted the initial rounds of an artillery strike resulting in diminishing results towards the end of the round. Simulating surprised target vs. targets scrambling for cover during the strike. If that mechanic is in the game (?), it seems ...

Agree the AI seems to move around too much.
Other than that, I've been pleased with the AI so far. AI units seem to attack-maneuver-retreat in a logical manner based on unit strength vs. opposition and terrain.
AI will always be at a disadvantage so any additional capability you can give it would be ...

Great game.
Occasionally, a red percent value (i.e. 26%) will appear inside the attack crosshair on enemy units. Anyone know what exactly that value is telling me?
Thanks,
G