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Nice work. Though I think your Russian conscript note should be to A25.211.

I don't have the scenario card handy, but rule A19.132 should provide some guidance.

Hi Simon. Unfortunately, I don't think so. Rule A2.51 states there is no LOS between off-map and on-map locations. I don't have Chapter S in front of me, but I think command radius requires LOS.

Parking good for 6 turns or less.

Thank you for clarifying.

Then there is the cryptic "Updated ASL Rule Book Chapter A & Chapter B Rules set". Does this mean those chapters will be included in their entirety? If so, that could explain some of the cost.

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If they change only one thing, I would hope they get rid of the Sultry Peasant Girl RE. Though written in an oblique fashion, we know what's going on. It's just creepy.

Japanese tanks (and other nations) of the post-WWI and early WW2 time period were seriously lacking in effective vision ports. In the case of the Japanese hull MGs, the gunner had a telescopic-like gunsight in the ball mount, and that was basically it!

OK, sorry... One more odd one. The Japanese type 89A had left-hand drive, but the type 89B had right-hand drive.

Czech 35(t) and 38(t) were right-hand drive. Many, if not most, Japanese tanks were right-hand drive, specifically the Japanese type 95 Ha-Go and type 97 Chi-Ha. British tanks with a bow-gunner were generally right-hand drive, but tanks such as the A9 Cruiser, the Matilda, and the Valentine...

How about Trench and Wire? Trench on its own is +0 Wire on its own is +2 But is a Wire/Trench combo one roll at +2?

Where is the groovy Panzerfaust counter from?

As per 35.1 light woods are treated as woods except when stated otherwise. Since only same-level LOS is mentioned in 35.2, they would be treated as regular woods for purposes of creating blind hexes.

....What I am less sure about is what happens if the infantry/cavalry simply choose to stop in the same hex as the unarmed unit.

I read it as an infantry/cavalry unit has a choice upon entering an unarmed unit's location: A) since the unarmed unit is not an obstacle to movement, the infantry/cavalry can ignore them and simply keep moving, or B) If they so choose they may instead try to eliminate/recapture the unarmed...

To be clear, in my previous post, I was looking at the various end hexes with a strict and neutral reading of B20.1. In all the cases where I indicated a questionable end hex or (facetiously) pointed out a 3-hexside stream, I would personally play those as stream hexes. It just seems too...

Hopefully some will find the following useful, or at least food for further discussion. I had a look at the first 80 starter kit style maps. I did not look at any double-wide boards, original hardback boards, deluxe, or TPP boards. Using the literal interpretation of B20.1, my non-scientific...

All these train puns have put me in a grand funk...

As Doug points out, the E8.5 example shows the 337 taking a NMC. The rule may be somewhat lacking in precision, but the example provides clear direction.