Simon62
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Hi,
It is the enemy turn and I am at the start of prep fire phase - I have an enemy unit with a HMG which automatically receives a fire command and it has three targets, I roll on the A3a table and get a 6 - one of the targets is in +1 TEM, the other two in +3 TEM, thus the unit in the +1 TEM is the target.
The fire breaks the unit and the HMG retains ROF - What happens here I can find nothing on ROF targets, does it continue to fire at the now broken unit until eliminated or ROF is exhausted? or does it pick a new target as the original target is not in GO.
Defensive fire continues until the target is no longer in GO but not sure about Prep fire.
If the unit does pick a new target does it re-roll on the A3a table or use the original 6 roll to move down the priorities?
If the unit does have to continue to fire on the target and then eliminates it but again retains ROF what then happens with target selection continue with its original A3a roll or roll again on this table?
Regards
Simon
It is the enemy turn and I am at the start of prep fire phase - I have an enemy unit with a HMG which automatically receives a fire command and it has three targets, I roll on the A3a table and get a 6 - one of the targets is in +1 TEM, the other two in +3 TEM, thus the unit in the +1 TEM is the target.
The fire breaks the unit and the HMG retains ROF - What happens here I can find nothing on ROF targets, does it continue to fire at the now broken unit until eliminated or ROF is exhausted? or does it pick a new target as the original target is not in GO.
Defensive fire continues until the target is no longer in GO but not sure about Prep fire.
If the unit does pick a new target does it re-roll on the A3a table or use the original 6 roll to move down the priorities?
If the unit does have to continue to fire on the target and then eliminates it but again retains ROF what then happens with target selection continue with its original A3a roll or roll again on this table?
Regards
Simon