Am I seeing this right?

[GaryChildress]

I just attacked and drove a recon unit up the main highway in what I thought was a dashing and brilliant move to cut off supplies to the enemy's forces. But when I click on the closest enemy city and trace the supply route I get sort of a weird picture. Shouldn't the green area to the far west (pointer) show closer to being out of supply instead of green (full supply)? Or am I missing something? NOTE: my units are the ones with the NATO symbols.

[ernieschwitz]

Have you tried right clicking on one of those suspisious hexes? It should reveal the path the supply takes...

[HarpyEagle]

ernie, right clicking one of the "suspicious hexes" will not show you anything because as far as I have seen, you can't trace a supply route from an enemy hex, only your own unit hexes. Those "suspicious hexes" Gary is pointing out are enemy hexes, Gary is NATO unit symbols. I am curious as to the answer also since I often see enemy units cut off on no rail lines or close to them yet they seem to be in supply and show high readiness.

[Philo32b]

I could be wrong, but I would think the enemy troops are getting supplied by the ocean. The supply path would follow the coast from Tiaret to the sea hex just below Gary's 8th. Not having a port for reentry onto land costs the supply "movement" points a lot, which is why they are only penetrating two hexes in at near to full strength. This would be my guess.

[tortugapower]

I think I've seen the same in my game, and the enemy was using transport ships to supply the coastal units (just to agree with philo here).