Japan has a bomber and a fighter within range of the combat hex.

Picture from Mar/Apr '42 Impulse #11 (Allied) - Land Combat
Moderator: Shannon V. OKeets


ORIGINAL: Orm
Zhukov declines HQ support in the attack against Kaunas. USSR flies a fighter and a bomber in support of the attack. The odds are 54:5 before ground support.
Italy can fly with one LND2 (Stuka) to Kaunas. Germany has a FTR2 and a FTR3 within range of the combat hex. Will Axis fly any defensive air to the combat hex?
Picture from Mar/Apr '42 Impulse #11 (Allied) - Land Combat






Nah, it's a hallucination. [:)]ORIGINAL: Orm
The Nationalists surprise themselves, nay, stun themselves, by a successful attack. [X(] They are simply shocked. Is this really allowed?
warspite1ORIGINAL: Courtenay
Are you using the USSR-Japan compulsory peace optional rule? It is not implemented by MWiF, but could be done just by player agreement, since the USSR is at war with the western Axis.
No, but we played as if a USSR-Japanese pact was in affect from '39. So a war could not automatically be declared.ORIGINAL: Courtenay
Are you using the USSR-Japan compulsory peace optional rule? It is not implemented by MWiF, but could be done just by player agreement, since the USSR is at war with the western Axis.



