Location of teather HQ

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Hartley
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Location of teather HQ

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What are the implications in the game of moving say, SWPAC from Brisbane to Townsville, or Gili Gili ?
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One aspect to think about is that you want your theatre HQ in a base that is well supplied. If not, your squadrons at other undersupplied bases will not receive any replacements. I try to keep my theatre HQ in a base that is malaria free, so that I can send battered ground units there to rebuild after a tough campaign.
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RE: Location of teather HQ

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So there are no advantages to having it at a reasonable distance from forward bases ?


In RL, SWPAC jumped to Hollandia on the way to the PI.
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Air squadrons get replacements if in range of the main HQ, even if their own base is below 20k supplies.
This is the main advantage.

A secondary one is that the base will draw lots of supplies. It can be helpful sometimes.

I always move the Australian or the SWPAC to Darwin.
Leaving the other one at Townsville.
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