My references to BFF were intended as bounding first fire, not final fire. I should have noted B1F for clarity as Jim wrote. Bounding Fire in the AFPh is just advancing fire in my mind.
Phillipe's proffer suggests that the "vice versa" could mean that PR that unload (C abandon) cannot fire. That begs the question of when? Once a unit ceases to be PR, they cease to ever have the ability to bounding fire. Infantry cannot BFF. Phillipe's construction would lead to a redundancy...
The current connection ... on my system ... is a one-way navigation. If I have the eHASLRB open and click a hyperlink, it closes the eHASLRB and opens the eASLRB in its place. Alt-arrow does not navigate back to the eHASLRB. Am I missing a function?
Isn't the CAFP vertex Q7/R6/R7 directly in front of R6/R7/Q7 at a range of 0 inches?
If the T34 was stopped at Q8/A7/R7, the T34 could turn TCA clockwise and hit the Stug but the Stug could not, lacking a turret, hit the other vertex.
The boards and overlays remain intact. Doug's instructions require a redo of the terrain/ssr configuration. The baby stays but the rubber ducks do not.
B23.8 -- Rooftops are treated the same as another building floor
level at the next higher half-level elevation except as amended below.
this rule would put the unit on the rooftop at level 2.
A20.4 requires the berserk unit to exert some kind of FP to commit a massacre. A19.12 elimination if still in melee does not appear to a "volitional" that would cause the A20.4 increase in ELR.
Eliminates is the active verb. But the berserker does not "eliminate" so much as the disrupted unit...