Sub inside a port in "aborting " state, permanently.

[Joseignacio]

I have a sub in the state "aborting" even thought it was not used this turn, besides, it should not rest inside the port in the aborted state but in disorganized had it been spent.

We have played a couple of impulses more and the sub is still "aborting". Any ideas on how to solve it?

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[Centuur]

Check with your opponent if he sees the same on his computer. There is a chance that on his computer the SUB is correctly stated. Make a gamesave and have your opponent mail his gamesave to you. Than you restart the game using his gamesave.

Other, I don't have a clue...

[Joseignacio]

Sometimes we are oblivious to the obvious. I will ask him, thx.

[Joseignacio]

My opponent has the sub in the same state.

Hope that Steve can tell us something now that he came back...

[Orm]

Did it receive an abort result during a port strike?

And does the abort flag clear after the use oil step of end of turn reorganization?

[Joseignacio]

No, there was no port strike and besides it is in a major port and wouldn't suffer one, 'cause I would have sent them to the pens.
In fact, I believe it was a newly deployed sub, because most of the rest were based in Brest now. Be it from construction or repair.

The subs were deployed in J/A, one normally and the other got that state. They werent used so they weren't affected by oil. However, IIRW, I paid oil for all the oil using units so anyway it should have been ok.

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[Joseignacio]

That screen is at the EOT phases of May/Jun, before deployment.

When I deployed in Jul/Ago they were in the same state and, as I said, there was no port strike.

This is first impulse Jul/Ago 41 at the Choose Action step:

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