1. Yes (as in I don't think I've seen any errata for this scenario). Out if curiosity, why do you assume no?
2. If this scenario were to be re-published, the SSR would spell it out. There is a old, long, unofficial Q&A that sort of deals with the lack of ammo-specification. The result is HE/Smoke.
C1.7 a) In a scenario, can an OBA module ever
use Smoke/SMOKE if not expressly allowed, by
SSR, to do so?
A. Yes.
b) If so, how does one determine whether or not
Smoke/SMOKE is available to an OBA module?
A. If the module is not restricted in the SSR and
Smoke/SMOKE was available at that time for
that artillery, then assume it is available for the
module.
c) How does one determine if “Smoke/SMOKE
was available at that time for that artillery”? For
example, does German artillery never have
Smoke (because there is no such indication on the
German OBA Availability Chart), or does it
always get it (because there exist German MTR
and ART game pieces of 80+ to 150+ mm size
having depletable Smoke)?
A. German and Russian modules all have Smoke,
unless the SSR specifically mentions what is
available.
d) For any nationality: need a player only find
one game piece (or OBA Availability Chart
entry) of proper caliber, date, and depletable
ammo type, to claim a Smoke/SMOKE capability
for an OBA module?
A. Unless the SSR specifically mentions what is
available.
e) Looks to me like one may need to study all the
following:
- Nationality OBA Availability Chart (if any)
- Nationality Ordnance Listing
- Nationality Ordnance Rarity Factor Chart (if
any) to determine capabilities of an OBA module. Is
that correct?
A. Yes. Which is why SSRs of late have specified
what is available. [