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Advancing after combat
If the combat leaves the target hex empty of enemy land units (MiF option 6: except supply units), you can advance any of your attacking units into the hex. Defending units can never advance.

Turn an advancing unit face-down if the terrain cost of the hex exceeds the unit’s movement allowance.

If the result included a ‘B’, you may be able to advance some attacking units a second hex (unless you converted the ‘B’ into an ‘R’ result).

The first hex of the advance must be the defending hex. If the defending hex only cost 1 movement point (modified for weather), you can advance each attacking HQ-A, ARM and MECH unit a second hex. You can also advance MOT and CAV units a second hex if they start and end the advance stacked with the same HQ-A, ARM or MECH unit. Turn an advancing unit face-down if the cost of the second hex is 2 or more movement points.

(AsA/MiF/PoliF option 2: MOT and CAV corps/armies can’t advance a second hex if only stacked with a MECH or ARM division.)

You can conduct an overrun (see 11.11.6) in the second hex.

Ignore all enemy ZOCs (but not enemy land units) in an advance after combat.

[Italics original; I have omitted some original bolding.

ORIGINAL: Jagdtiger14

No ZOC on surprise is something our group NEVER plays with, its way too powerful. I've been to three WiF cons and none of those games were played with that option.