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Command Ops: Battles From The Bulge takes the highly acclaimed Airborne Assault engine back to the West Front for the crucial engagements during the Ardennes Offensive. Test your command skills in the fiery crucible of Airborne Assault’s “pausable continuous time” uber-realistic game engine. It's up to you to develop the strategy, issue the orders, set the pace, and try to win the laurels of victory in the cold, shadowy Ardennes.
Command Ops: Highway to the Reich brings us to the setting of one of the most epic and controversial battles of World War II: Operation Market-Garden, covering every major engagement along Hell’s Highway, from the surprise capture of Joe’s Bridge by the Irish Guards a week before the offensive to the final battles on “The Island” south of Arnhem.

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When I want a unit to rest I put rest icon on hq unit,yet suborinates continue attacking?
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Make sure to reattach subordinates if they have been given orders directly. If not that, then I don't know.
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When I want a unit to rest I put rest icon on hq unit,yet suborinates continue attacking?

This may deal with the level of order delay (which you can set on the scenario selection screen). If you issue a rest order with in-situ formation (to make them stop "here and now"), then the order should reach the subunits within ~10 to 30 mins game time. The order delay in the game simulates the time it will take to pass an order from the HQ down the ranks to each and every company. In RL, this took minutes only (say when radios or field telephones were used), but it could also take 20 or even up to 45 mins if messengers (on motorbikes or jeeps) had to be sent out. Sometimes, the order didn't reach some of the Coys, at all, because the messengers didn't get through, or because they were captured/killed.

If you use any other formation than in-situ, the units will move to the location (where you put the order marker) and take positions according to the type of formation that had been issued, before they start to rest.
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Make sure you put them in In Situ formation...should work. Also give the order at battalion level and the order delay prob be OK.
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