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When planes attack a naval unit...does the AA guns of the ship attacked fire at the plan?...or all the AA guns of the fleet?

And when air units take losses....do they automaticly replace from a pool over time as long as they stand down?
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Originally posted by Fallschirmjager
When planes attack a naval unit...does the AA guns of the ship attacked fire at the plan?...or all the AA guns of the fleet?

And when air units take losses....do they automaticly replace from a pool over time as long as they stand down?
There is a recent thread dealing with the AA defense by the TF. I believe it says (according to Morrison) an arc of 120 degrees of fire was created due to the configuration of the TF. I do not know how sophisticated UV's formula is for calculating TF fire but obviously not all guns can fire from all ships. Perhaps the most optimum might be 50% but some ship classes do not divide their fire symmetrically.
As to the second part, I believe replacements come from the pool automatically but the location and size of the base may have an effect.
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Replacements come as the unit checks to see if available units are in the pool. This check is done 2 out of 3 turns. For a unit to get the aircraft, they must be within two hops of one of the main bases (ie: Truk -> Rabaul -> PM). If the unit is outside this transfer range, it will get no replacements. CV airgroups are a little different. (a) They have to be docked/anchored/disbanded at a port and (b) They don't seem to get the transfer step (ie: the plane has to make it directly to the CV in one hop). The check for CV aircraft is conducted every turn.
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