Yes, they are out of supply, unfortunately--if you notice the 2 or 3 movement at this start of the turn--those are units that are not in garrison mode. Also when I click on them they each have less than a 3 in their supply status, indicating they have been out of supply for a turn or more.

(sorry for the delay as I've been out of pocket for a while)

Here is that theatre of operations. My confusion is that there are numbered supply hexes, which I thought indicated the hex was in supply, but all of the Indian and British unites in this shot are out of supply as indicated by the status ...

"Good generals study tactics. Great generals study logistics."

Situation:
I’m playing the 1942 scenario as the Allies against the computer (although this same situation has come up several times that I have played that same scenario). In the India/Thailand theatre, I have captured Rangoon, the port ...

I've noticed on land battles, that the results of the battle that flash briefly (losses for each side) often-very often--do not reflect the actual results. I can understand, with the 'fog of war' adding a good element, that you may not know exactly how much the 'other side' loses but am surprised ...

ah, that makes sense, I guess. I just didn't see it in the rules but appreciate the response

<t> My understanding of the rules was that 10 pt. cities served as a source of supply. <br/>
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Playing the Japanese and having a pretty good game, I managed to run a cavalry division around the line to capture Chengtu (10 point city). Long story short, the cavalry unit ...

<t> Is there a way to move carrier aircraft among ships?<br/>
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For example, you have a damaged carrier that you send to Tokyo, say, for repairs. While it is being repaired, is there a way to send those carrier based squadrons to another carrier?<br/>
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A related note, I am assuming that ...

I sort of figured that was the case, and have done much of that.
Thank you for the very comprehensive response. Good by invasion army....

If you invade, spend a few turns supplying your unit(s) by sea but find that the invasion is just not going to succeed, is
there a way to get your units off the beach or do they just have to stay there and die?

Apologize if I am missing something.

Perfect. Thanks for the help/tips

<t> Several times I have tried to invade with units of various types and sizes (Marines, Regiments, Brigades, etc.)in hexes that are beach invasion hexes but get the error message “No selectable units to invade or disembark” and I am not able to figure out why. What am I missing? (often, these are ...