Static Unit Moving

[Barb]

Report:
China Command HQ (Static, 10 fortifications) is stationed in Chungking (hex 43,32) on 5th november 1942.
China Command HQ (Static, 10 fortifications) is stationed in hex 44,32 on 6th november 1942.

Effects:
Supply distribution and reinforcements (to Sian and Wuchow) are functioning normally in 5 subsequent turns played.

Attachements:
Can provide both 5th and 6th november Allied Turns and screenshots.

Configuration:
Windows Vista CZ
Witp v1.806
ABs Extended Map
BigB mod v 1.31 Scenario 15 (7 dec 1941 - 31 mar 1946)

[rtrapasso]

Known bug already reported... (we already have saved turns)

[Barb]

Question is "what to do now?"
Should i try to make the HQ to march or to follow other unit in the same hex back to Chungking?
Should i ask my IJ counterpart to drop some Paras there to force the HQ to retreat?
Should i leave it as it is?
Will the supply and reinforcement function normally as if the HQ was in Chungking?
Will this be resolved by "jump back" ?
Should i sacrifice a goat? [:D]

[Nomad]

Maybe a goat and a chicken. If you figure out how to get it to move back, let me know.
I have a game where it is one hex East of Chungking and I have not figured out how to
get it to move back. [&:][:(][:@][8|]

[Charbroiled]

Let me know also....my Canton BF decided to ignore their "static" label and moved out of Canton.

[Ken Estes]

Yes, maybe use the 'set all to march' button on a stacked unit and see; maybe that's how he moved away in the first place. I use that ploy to overcome the refunal of some units to join a siege, because of "enemy zones."

[Nomad]

It appears to be a form of the old bug where the top unit gets the orders instead of the selected unit. As far as I can tell, you can only do this in a base hex. So, I can't get it to move back.

[rtrapasso]

ORIGINAL: Ken Estes

Yes, maybe use the 'set all to march' button on a stacked unit and see; maybe that's how he moved away in the first place. I use that ploy to overcome the refunal of some units to join a siege, because of "enemy zones."

The examples i've seen with the static units moving had nothing to do with setting "all to march" or "all to follow"... you can get a static unit to move if all the static portions are disabled or destroyed.