Show R for Resting?

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Just wondering, why doesn't the game show "R" on air units when they are Resting?
There's A, I, S and so on.

Would make it a lot easier to tell if the game has put the units into Rest because of readiness, and they really need their rest.
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ORIGINAL: Shadrach
Just wondering, why doesn't the game show "R" on air units when they are Resting?
There's A, I, S and so on.

Would make it a lot easier to tell if the game has put the units into Rest because of readiness, and they really need their rest.
I suppose if it doesn't have a letter on it at all it must be resting, like the default state of the unit.
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ORIGINAL: larryfulkerson
I suppose if it doesn't have a letter on it at all it must be resting, like the default state of the unit.

Oh yeah, that makes sense. Didn't think of it that way, d'oh [:)]
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