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Why can't I move a stack of para's to a drop zone? I can load all into aircraft at once, but I have to move each unit individually.
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Why can't I move a stack of para's to a drop zone? I can load all into aircraft at once, but I have to move each unit individually.
Magnum,

I think it has something to do, that para units always split up into 3 parts, which of course reflects the disorganisation. So, let's say we've got 4 para units, regardless of the size, and drop them in one stack, that might cause an 'over-stacking' effect, but that's just a guess of mine. Did you try the same with air-landing/glider-borne units?

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That makes sense. Over stacking could be an issue. I have not tried with gliders.
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