Search results

Encirclement is per Location. In you example, only 1st Level.

He is talking about a non-berserk unit (Battle Harden).

To all.

yes you're right / same CAFP and Target facing.

Image 4 (wrong)

D2.32 Is LOS drawn from the front CAFP in ALL cases for both fire from and to the vehicle in bypass? Even if the vehicle is in reverse motion? A. Yes. Yes. [J1; Mw]

I agree.

From Q/A : D9.3, D9.4 & D9.5 Armored Cupolas are considered to be equivalent to an Immobile tank. Does this mean that Armored Cupolas that are not "Dug-In AFVs" provide TEM and Hindrance benefits? A.Yes. [Letter77]

If Graveyard hex was also a valley (and everybody here knows it is not), then the dark green depiction would be slightly also in the adjacent level 0 hexes for LOS purpose. And this is shown in B22.

Batisse board 7 was done according to the original CoD board 7. When board 7 was redone, some buildings were modified in shape/position/orientation (see D2 and J1).

See last sentence of A23.4 => DC still detonates in this case (Hi Sam, did not noticed it was you).

The DC can affect the AFV only if AFV was the designated target of such DC attack (and that AFV is not held in Melee).

I guess there are in fact T-54-1, which had 1 fixed MG on each fender. Don't know why there are there.

If the scenario is FT261 The Battle of Algiers, I confirm what MajorDomo said:

I would agree that as the wreck is in bypass it is not directly attached to the building.

I guess yes, see A.11.

Mattias is going well, we exchanged mails a couple of weeks ago.

A7.353 May a HS that fired a SW in First Fire use its inherent FP in Subsequent First Fire vs. a non-adjacent target? A. Yes, under the usual conditions (range, etc.).

I guess it is only what is written = they may initiate HtH as if Gurkha / and nothing else.

Ok clear, thanks Perry!