What the hell - teleporting infantry!

[wobbly]

Here is another interesting feet of military marching. I managed to cordon off Cairns and push the wicked Ozzies out. I attack the remaining infantry regiment and it manages to teleport past my innisfail hex - holding troops - to the hex below, in one afternoon.

Any explanations?

[rogueusmc]

Them's my boys!!!!!......and yes, he has my a$$ in a sling......lol

[wobbly]

A rogue! I forgot about the sub - now you knwo the depth of my defence of Cairns!!

[Drex]

They obviously swam around Innisfail, despite the sharks.

[rogueusmc]

That old sub was trying to keep some of your guys busy and let my planes get out....lol....she was at 58 float damage last turn.....[:(]

[marky]

looks like the philadelphia experiment worked

and the allies are putting it into practice.........

[bilbow]

I saw that once when PM fell, and the rather large force of defenders retreated over a very small force in Lea Lea into the next hex towards Wau. I assume it's due the very small size of the blocking force. A 60 mile retreat is a heck of a long way to go in 1 day, but the principle makes sense.

[rogueusmc]

Well, there ya go Wob.....my boys make sense!!!!

[barbarrossa]

ORIGINAL: rogueusmc

Them's my boys!!!!!......and yes, he has my a$$ in a sling......lol

lol![:D]

[wobbly]

Well if this is the Philadelphia experiment I suppose it should be allies only [:D] this is the first time I have seen them move so far. I think, being Aussies, they turned into kangaroos or something and my infantry couldn't tell them apart from the local fauna.