Researching Aircraft "Speed"?

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Grifman
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Can someone tell me what benefit this provides? All the others are obvious to me, but this category leaves me puzzled. Thanks.
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Extends the movement range of the unit (number of movement points).
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Thanks - but why didn't you call it "range"? :)
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Because we have another stat called range (combat range). We realize this is confusing.
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No problem, it's just the manual didn't explain - at least that I can find. BTW, it was nice to have a good thick manual.

And the game is great. Starting to get the hang of it - it takes some work, thinking, and planning. Congrats on a great game!
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