I am a bit confused. And it might be that we have a bug. The French fleet in the Baltic Sea didn't have access to a port that it could have been returned to and should therefore have been destroyed. However, it remain in the Baltic Sea.
Cut from RAC:
When you can’t return to base
Destroy any unit (checked individually) that has no base to return to. It makes no difference if a unit
couldn’t return to base because it was out of range or was blocked by naval movement restrictions (see 8.2.10 and
11.4.4). [Clarification. You can not return to base to a port you could not normally make a naval move into - Dec.
23, 2007.] Destroy any unit at sea that couldn’t have returned to base (even if it could stay at sea). [Clarification.
Infinite naval units may remain at sea provided at least 1 space (i.e., at a minor port) is available to which they could
have returned to base - Dec. 28, 2007.]
Have a bit more patience with newbies. Of course some of them act dumb -- they're often students, for heaven's sake. - Terry Pratchett
A government is a body of people; usually, notably, ungoverned. - Quote from Firefly
Germany:
One old BB and 4 CPs sail to the Baltic Sea.
Italy:
One submarine sail to the 2-box of Cape Verde Basin.
Two cruisers sail to the 4-box of the Italian Coast. One of them embark the German division in Trieste.
The Italian submarine search for the Allied convoys rumoured to be in the area. (Submarines included)
Picture from Nov/Dec '39 Impulse #1 (Axis) - Naval Combat
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Have a bit more patience with newbies. Of course some of them act dumb -- they're often students, for heaven's sake. - Terry Pratchett
A government is a body of people; usually, notably, ungoverned. - Quote from Firefly
Germany:
5 units in central Germany moves westwards (2 x HQI, ARM, MECH, INF).
Japan:
The Japanese forces advance westwards in Central, and Southern China.
Japanese forces capture Ichang but no one takes any notice (US entry roll was a 7).
Picture from Nov/Dec '39 Impulse #1 (Axis) - Land movement
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Have a bit more patience with newbies. Of course some of them act dumb -- they're often students, for heaven's sake. - Terry Pratchett
A government is a body of people; usually, notably, ungoverned. - Quote from Firefly
Germany:
5 aircraft in Poland or Prussia rebase westwards.
FTR2->49,36
LND2->48,37
LND2->49,37
LND3->54,34
LND3->53,34
And the naval bomber in Kiel relocate to La Spezia.
No reorganization.
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Have a bit more patience with newbies. Of course some of them act dumb -- they're often students, for heaven's sake. - Terry Pratchett
A government is a body of people; usually, notably, ungoverned. - Quote from Firefly
Japan forces political closure of the Burma road. US condemn Japanese aggression (1 entry chit added).
All three Axis powers select combined impulses.
No Port Strikes.
Italy fly a FTR2 to the 2-box of the Eastern Mediterranean.
Naval Movement:
Japan:
1) TRS sail from Tokyo to Formosa where it embark one militia, then it sail to Tientsin, China.
2) 2 TRS, escorted by one CA, sail from Tokyo, loaded with 2 MIL. They move to Pakhoi, China.
Germany:
Two BB and 2 CA sail to the 0-box of the Baltic Sea.
Italy:
One SUB sail to the 0-box of the Caribbean Sea.
Only one naval search. The submarine in Caribbean Sea activates combat.
Have a bit more patience with newbies. Of course some of them act dumb -- they're often students, for heaven's sake. - Terry Pratchett
A government is a body of people; usually, notably, ungoverned. - Quote from Firefly