D8.4 states: TARGET STATUS: A vehicle bogged/immobilized during a MPh due to having entered-a-new-hex/used-VBM/been-in-Motion in that MPh is considered a moving target (C.8) for the rest of that MPh.
D9.3 states: AFV/WRECK TEM: All Infantry in the same Location with a wreck/friendly-AFV/abandoned-enemy-AFV are entitled to a +1 TEM unless one or more of the following applies: they are being fired on from within that same Location; the wreck is burning (10.3); that AFV/wreck is entrenched (B27.52), Dug-In (9.54), or at a different level than the Infantry in its Depression hex, or that AFV would be subject to TH Case J (a Stopped AFV or wreck which has moved/was in Motion during the current Player Turn’s MPh provides a +1 TEM during all Phases following the AFPh) if at that moment it were to be fired on by ordnance (C.8).
C.8 states: MOVING VEHICULAR TARGET: A vehicle is considered a moving target for To Hit/Effects purposes only if during the current Player Turn it has entered a new hex, or used VBM (D2.3), or began its MPh in Motion (D2.4), or is currently in Motion. A Stopped (D2.13) vehicle is also treated as a moving target if during the current Player Turn it has entered a new hex, used VBM, or began its MPh in Motion.
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That is a bit confusing. Could someone please answer my questions:
Situation #1: Your AFV begins MPh in Motion, moves 1 hex, Defensive First Fired upon by AT which results in Immobilization of your AFV. It is clear to me that for the rest of that MPh AFV is considered Moving Vehicular Target even its Immobilized. But please see question below for the following phases.
Question: Is it correct to state that an AFV would not be considered Moving Vehicular Target (C.8) (in according to the D8.4) during DFPh, AFPh etc. because it was immobilized during its MPh, and so it will give +1 TEM / Hindrance if applicable? If instead an AFV would been Immobilized during DFPh it would be considered “moving” during all Phases following the AFPh and would not give +1 TEM / Hindrance, correct?
Situation #2: It is your opponent Turn, PFPh; he is calling an FFE:1 OBA which results in Immobilization of your AFV which was is in Motion (by the way, no DRM for IFT as I could say). You must remove from your AFV a Motion counter and replace it with Immobilized counter.
Question: Is it correct to state that immediately after that Immobilization result your previously “in Motion” Vehicle would not be considered Moving Vehicular Target for all subsequent shots? Moreover, it will immediately provide + 1 TEM / Hindrance if applicable, correct?
D9.3 states: AFV/WRECK TEM: All Infantry in the same Location with a wreck/friendly-AFV/abandoned-enemy-AFV are entitled to a +1 TEM unless one or more of the following applies: they are being fired on from within that same Location; the wreck is burning (10.3); that AFV/wreck is entrenched (B27.52), Dug-In (9.54), or at a different level than the Infantry in its Depression hex, or that AFV would be subject to TH Case J (a Stopped AFV or wreck which has moved/was in Motion during the current Player Turn’s MPh provides a +1 TEM during all Phases following the AFPh) if at that moment it were to be fired on by ordnance (C.8).
C.8 states: MOVING VEHICULAR TARGET: A vehicle is considered a moving target for To Hit/Effects purposes only if during the current Player Turn it has entered a new hex, or used VBM (D2.3), or began its MPh in Motion (D2.4), or is currently in Motion. A Stopped (D2.13) vehicle is also treated as a moving target if during the current Player Turn it has entered a new hex, used VBM, or began its MPh in Motion.
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That is a bit confusing. Could someone please answer my questions:
Situation #1: Your AFV begins MPh in Motion, moves 1 hex, Defensive First Fired upon by AT which results in Immobilization of your AFV. It is clear to me that for the rest of that MPh AFV is considered Moving Vehicular Target even its Immobilized. But please see question below for the following phases.
Question: Is it correct to state that an AFV would not be considered Moving Vehicular Target (C.8) (in according to the D8.4) during DFPh, AFPh etc. because it was immobilized during its MPh, and so it will give +1 TEM / Hindrance if applicable? If instead an AFV would been Immobilized during DFPh it would be considered “moving” during all Phases following the AFPh and would not give +1 TEM / Hindrance, correct?
Situation #2: It is your opponent Turn, PFPh; he is calling an FFE:1 OBA which results in Immobilization of your AFV which was is in Motion (by the way, no DRM for IFT as I could say). You must remove from your AFV a Motion counter and replace it with Immobilized counter.
Question: Is it correct to state that immediately after that Immobilization result your previously “in Motion” Vehicle would not be considered Moving Vehicular Target for all subsequent shots? Moreover, it will immediately provide + 1 TEM / Hindrance if applicable, correct?
