Aircraft Attacks vs. Concealed Units

[volgaG68]

I dug up a few old threads on this subject and the answers varied to questions similar to those that I will pose. Let's see if I understand this...

A) An aircraft wants to attack an infantry unit moving (AM or not) through an Open Ground hex. The unit is '?' and out of all on-ground enemy LOS.
1) The Sighting TC will receive the -2DRM for "Target is not entirely ?/HIP", as well as any other applicable ones. Correct?
2) The MG attack will not be halved for Concealment. Correct?
3) The bomb TH DR will not receive the +2 Concealed Target DRM. Correct?

B) An aircraft wants to attack an infantry unit moving (AM or not) through a Grain (Orchard, Brush, etc) hex. The unit is '?' and out of all on-ground enemy LOS.
1) The Sighting TC will not receive the -2DRM for "Target is not entirely ?/HIP", as well as any other applicable ones. Correct?
2) The MG attack will be halved for Concealment. Correct?
3) The bomb TH DR will receive the +2 Concealed Target DRM. Correct?

Fingers crossed that I got this right. Fairly straightforward when everyone is running around up front, somewhat trickier (for me) when everyone is running around concealed behind the MLR.

Thanks for any guidance!

 

[jrv]

A1 Yes.
A2-A3 This has never been clear to me because of where the rule is placed. This Q&A suggests that a moving unit would be treated as unconcealed:

E7.25 An airplane passed a Sighting TC versus a Concealed Target (infantry or an AFV), does Case K (C6.2) apply to the TH DR?
A. Yes, unless the target is moving in open ground.
Is a concealed unit moving in open ground considered “entirely concealed” for purposes of the Sighting TC?
A. Not concealed for purposes of Sighting TC either.

B1-B3 Yes.

JR

 

[volgaG68]

A1 Yes.
A2-A3 This has never been clear to me because of where the rule is placed. This Q&A suggests that a moving unit would be treated as unconcealed:



B1-B3 Yes.

JR

Yes, the Q&A does seem to unmuddy the waters.