C2.29 IFE

[kokobolo]

Hello I need some help understanding C2.29. More specifically, i'd like to know when the exception in "may not be directed by a non-armor leader [EXC: as per D6.65]" applies.

Reading D6.64 and D6.65, it seems like
a)IFE cannot FG with passengers and
b) a passenger leader cannot direct a vehicle alone

So basically, in what circumstances can a non-armor leader direct an IFE attack.

Thanks

 

[jrv]

Hello I need some help understanding C2.29. More specifically, i'd like to know when the exception in "may not be directed by a non-armor leader [EXC: as per D6.65]" applies.

Reading D6.64 and D6.65, it seems like
a)IFE cannot FG with passengers and
b) a passenger leader cannot direct a vehicle alone

So basically, in what circumstances can a non-armor leader direct an IFE attack.

I don't believe there is a vehicle that has an IFE weapon and also PP capacity for Passengers. As there are also no SW that have IFE, as far as I know a non-AL leader may never direct IFE.

JR

 

[klasmalmstrom]

I don't believe there is a vehicle that has an IFE weapon and also PP capacity for Passengers.

Leave it to the British to have such funky vehicles.

British Vehicle Note 73 - Buffalo Mk II(a) & Mk IV(a). These have IFE and Passenger PP.

 

[jrv]

Leave it to the British to have such funky vehicles.

British Vehicle Note 73 - Buffalo Mk II(a) & Mk IV(a). These have IFE and Passenger PP.

There you go. The LVT is not a halftrack, so it can't be directed [D6.65], at least as far as I know.

JR

 

[klasmalmstrom]

There you go. The LVT is not a halftrack, so it can't be directed [D6.65], at least as far as I know.

Per the Vehicle Note:
"An Armor/Passenger leader may direct the fire of one or more vehicular-mounted/Passenger-fired MG only if those MG are firing together as a FG."

So the MGs can be directed by a Passenger leader - but not the 20L MA.

 

[Jazz]

Leave it to the British to have such funky vehicles.

British Vehicle Note 73 - Buffalo Mk II(a) & Mk IV(a). These have IFE and Passenger PP.

That, and have you ever tried to come up with a rational way to sort the British vehicle counters without overloading some Plano bins and only haveing 1-2 counters in another?

Huh?

 

[von Marwitz]

That, and have you ever tried to come up with a rational way to sort the British vehicle counters without overloading some Plano bins and only haveing 1-2 counters in another?

Huh?

First, the rational thing to do is to dispose of the Planos. Get real, get RAACO.

Second, for your case, I recommend a triple OoB. That will allow you to create neat stacks of 6 vehicles even of the rare types. And besides you are prepared if your dog chews up a counter.

The world is so easy...

von Marwitz

 

[G.L.O.A.T.]

For British vehicles, I subscribe to the “O.B.B.” Philosophy ... One Big Baggie. ?

 

[von Marwitz]

One Big Baggie.

von Marwitz

 

[Jazz]

First, the rational thing to do is to dispose of the Planos. Get real, get RAACO.

Second, for your case, I recommend a triple OoB. That will allow you to create neat stacks of 6 vehicles even of the rare types. And besides you are prepared if your dog chews up a counter.

The world is so easy...

von Marwitz

<shrug> I don't have that much money or room.

 

[Eagle4ty]

For British vehicles, I subscribe to the “O.B.B.” Philosophy ... One Big Baggie. ?

Commonly referred to in ASL terminology as the Bendis Baggie Counter Storage System (BB-CSS for short).

 

[Jazz]

Commonly referred to in ASL terminology as the Bendis Baggie Counter Storage System (BB-CSS for short).

Is a garbage bag considered a "baggie"?

 

[Vinnie]

Is a garbage bag considered a "baggie"?

That's what I get my crack cocaine in, so yes.

 

[Gordon]

That's what I get my crack cocaine in, so yes.

That's either a SERIOUS habit, or you're an entrepreneur.

 

[Vinnie]

That's either a SERIOUS habit, or you're an entrepreneur.

Oh, its not a serious habit, I find it quite fun really.?