Jazz
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Because a "unit" as defined in the index is:
Substituting the definition of the term "unit" into the rule would have one temporarily removing concealment from a single GAME PIECE and not from what would be considered a stack of game pieces (MMC + SW) that would consist of units and non-unit counters.
I find the Q&A is completely consistent with the rules as written and strictly read.
A SW does not fall into that definition. Nor does that definition of "unit" include any non-unit game pieces possessed by such a unit.Unit: any game piece or counter with its own MF/MP allotment and normally capable of movement without being portaged, pushed, or towed. Infantry, Cavalry [but not horses], Dummy stacks, and vehicles (even if Immobilized) are all different types of units
Substituting the definition of the term "unit" into the rule would have one temporarily removing concealment from a single GAME PIECE and not from what would be considered a stack of game pieces (MMC + SW) that would consist of units and non-unit counters.
I find the Q&A is completely consistent with the rules as written and strictly read.