HQ III indian Corp..ghost? and 3 other little things

[loricas]

1)in the turn resolution and in the operation report also III indian corp is defined as arrived as reinforcement in ADEN: no trace of it in every place. (is a unit destroied in singapore same turn ago) the preceding turns is enlisted as reinforcement.

2)and also: the black force in aden in the save: start in karaci and unit organisation stated that is a part of 7 australian division: i transport in aden in order to reconstruct the full division...but remain indipenden and have a ghost fragment (hit unit organisation).

3)211 139 RAF squadrons (in calcutta e chittagong in the save) came into game with aircraft in reserve and the only way to put in the pool in upgrade to another aircraft

4)it is possible to enlarge dimension limit for upload files? a zip with before and after saves is more than 5 mb...

[loricas]

the after turn save

[Montbrun]

ORIGINAL: loricas

1)in the turn resolution and in the operation report also III indian corp is defined as arrived as reinforcement in ADEN: no trace of it in every place. (is a unit destroied in singapore same turn ago) the preceding turns is enlisted as reinforcement.

2)and also: the black force in aden in the save: start in karaci and unit organisation stated that is a part of 7 australian division: i transport in aden in order to reconstruct the full division...but remain indipenden and have a ghost fragment (hit unit organisation).

3)211 139 RAF squadrons (in calcutta e chittagong in the save) came into game with aircraft in reserve and the only way to put in the pool in upgrade to another aircraft

4)it is possible to enlarge dimension limit for upload files? a zip with before and after saves is more than 5 mb...

I have the same problem with 2). The fragment is shown at 0,0. I'm in the process of transporting enough supplies to Aden to get over 100,000, and see if I can then disband the fragment.

[loricas]

i think you can't even with sufficent supply: is a fragment with withdraw date and i see only now..the unit from witch came loss withdraw date

[JeffroK]

Blackforce shouldnt be part of 7 Australian Div, it was made up of various Corps units.
2/3 MG Bn, 2/2 Pioneer Bn, 2/131 Fd Art Rgt USA, part of 3rd Hussars etc.

Fom http://www.ww2australia.gov.au/japadvan ... kburn.html

Lieutenant Arthur Seaforth Blackburn VC was awarded his Victoria Cross at Pozieres in France during the First World War. During World War II he formed and commanded the 2/3rd Machine Gun Battalion, which fought in Syria in 1941. Blackburn and his battalion were part of the 7th Australian Division, which was returning from the Middle East. The troopship Orcades was diverted to Java in late February 1942, with the 3000 troops on board ordered to disembark and assist the Dutch in the island's defence against the Japanese. Blackburn was promoted to Brigadier and placed in command of 'Blackforce', the assorted group of over 3000 Australian troops from various units. [/align] This document issued by
Brigadier Arthur Blackburn VC after the surrender of Allied troops in Java was recovered at the end of the war. [/align] [AWM 100923][/align] [/align] Japanese forces landed in Java two weeks after the fall of Singapore. The Allied force, under the control of the American-British-Dutch-Australian (ABDA) Command, were unable to successfully defend Java and the island soon fell to the Japanese. The 3000-strong 'Blackforce' was forced to surrender on 10 March after just 10 days of fighting, when the Dutch commander on the island formally capitulated. About 100 men from 'Blackforce' had been killed or wounded in battle and many of those who became prisoners of war died in captivity. In addition, over 200 members of the RAAF including 160 men of 1 Squadron and over 300 men from HMAS Perth sunk in Sunda Strait became prisoners of war in Java, suffering the same ordeal of captivity as their Army comrades.The fragment says
You are to take the first opportunity of telling your men that this surrender was not my choice or that of Gen. Sitwell. We were all placed under the command of the Commander in Chief NEI and he has ordered us to surrender. In view of medical reports on the dangers of living in the mountains and the impossibility of obtaining food in the mountains and the fact that no reasonable prospect of escape in ships from the South Coast exists, there was considered by Gen. Sitwell to be no alternative except to obey the order.

[Andrew Brown]

ORIGINAL: JeffK

Blackforce shouldnt be part of 7 Australian Div, it was made up of various Corps units.
2/3 MG Bn, 2/2 Pioneer Bn, 2/131 Fd Art Rgt USA, part of 3rd Hussars etc.

This has already been noted as an "OOB bug" but has yet to be fixed.

Thanks,
Andrew