<t> I played the scenerio, starting by using dlazov66's "Operational Boot Camp" (which is pretty helpful, if you're just getting into the game). As I approached Leningrad, it became clear that there were only two routes open to use for my panzers. First, was the lightly wooded/clear terrain to the ...

<r> <I><s>[i]</s>A Time for Trumpets<e>[/i]</e></I> is very good. I've also been reading from a set of books. They are a set of books from Osprey Military Press, <I><s>[i]</s>The Ardennes Offensive<e>[/i]</e></I>. I have three books covering the Allies in the North, Central, and Southern sectors of ...

<t> Just a followup post for anyone else who might have this same question:<br/>
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I left-clicked and dragged to select two engineer units. One was bridging-capable, one was not. By selecting both at the same time, I was able to give the bridge-building command to both units. I put them on ...

<t> Franklin, thanks for the reply. I forgot about "no rest". I'll try that. Markshot, I love the analogy too. I saw the chart on page 196 before, it's also on page 100. For the light road bridge being built, I don't have 600 engineers (at either location). But, the information will be helpful for ...

<t> Thanks for the reply. I'll try your suggestion. Group selection (lassooing them together) is not something I considered. Is there an order you give individual non-bridging capable units, like 'defend' or 'secure crossing'? I will also try 'fastest/quickest, high 'aggro'. As for the historical ...

<t> I'm playing as the Germans the Race to Bastogne scenerio. The Germans start trying to build two bridges over the Our river. They have only two bridge-building engineer units, one at each site. They do however have a few other engineer units available to assist. Historically, the first bridge was ...

<r> Capitaine, I'm not so sure. I have the SPI <I><s>[i]</s><e>[/i]</e></I>War in the East<I><s>[i]</s><e>[/i]</e></I> and remember having three-deep stacks of Soviet Rifle divisions in a front all the way from Leningrad to Odessa. That's quite a few rifle divisions. They didn't have any punch but ...

<t> For the last 10 game days, a large group of Jap carriers have first sat on Makassar, waiting for the invasion troops to take the place - all the while bombing the snot out of everything in sight. The this same group moved south of Java near Soerbaja spending several days taking out all ships in ...

<t> Yeh, under most circumstances I'd agree with you. There is very little left in Cebu. Some of that is too big to move by sub, like 3 'motorized transport' squads. But there are a few engineers, naval support and aviation support squads I can move by sub. It's a bit fun making the effort.<br ...

OK. I played another turn. As the ship unloaded in Darwin, the fragment on board changed to become the parent unit on dry land. The part still in Cebu became the fragment. I had heard that this was the way it was supposed to work. Glad to see it. Thanks Devs. [:D]

Kurt

<t> Well, that might explain it if that had happened. The ship sank in open sea between Davao and Ternate. I just checked the parent again, three turns later and found that it has begun to 'regenerate', adding a couple of points of engineers and Nav Support. I then turned 'replacements off'. I'm ...

<t> This may be how the situation was designed to work but it caught my eye. I was trying to transport the Cebu BF out to OZ. I tried loading it onn two ships, a xAP and a xAK. Due to some miscalculation on my part, a very small pat of the BF was left at Cebu. The two ships tried to make their way ...

<t> Hi Barb,<br/>
Thanks so much for the work you've done on this. It's a big help. But, just a question. Did I miss something? Where is the North Pacific Area and what is it attached to? I think early on it was attached to Pacific Fleet. Also, a comment on III Amphibious Corps - It was a rather ...

<t> Thanks Guys,<br/>
I turned off and then back on the build forts button. I also found that indeed, the repair infrastructure options were on (an oversight on my part). I turned them off. All engineer units were in combat mode. So I hit the end of turn button and... Singapore added a fort and was ...

<t> Hi AE Team,<br/>
I'm not sure who particularly to address this to, but I have yet to see Singapore building any fortifications. It starts at 0 forts and 10% building. There are 66 engineers and 10 engineer vehicles at the base but after several turns there has been no buiilding progress. This ...

<t> Had an interesting adventure around December 27-28,'41. A Jap TF (icon) appeared off the southern Gilberts headed for Canton Is. Nothing was on the island yet except the starting engineer unit, although I had a USMC DB and a USN base force a few turns away from landing. An examination of the ...

Thanks Treespider, [;)]
I appreciate the info. I must have missed the section in the manual. I'll look to re-read. Lots of changes in AE, but am having a blast! [:D] Thanks for your work on AE.

Kurt

<t> Don,<br/>
Along this same line of inquiry, I've got the 161st Infantry Regiment in San Francisco and want to transport it to Pearl Harbor. I have 2 xAP's with 5000 troop load capacity and a xAK totallying 9000 crago load capacity - more than enough to carry the unit. However, when I select the ...

<t> To the AE Team,<br/>
I first started playing wargames about 45 years ago. (And like Joe shared, I have studied the Pacific conflict for several decades and have the library to prove it.) I started by playing Avalon Hill and SPI games. Along the way I picked up (and still have) SPI's War in the ...

Also, and this sounds silly, make sure you insert the "-" in between the sets of numbers.&nbsp; I did and it worked fine.