sfcmikej
US Army Retired
Hey All,
It seems that I can't find a reference to a way that I have been playing. I have always played that a vehicle and it's PRC share the same concealment status. However, when I dove in to find the rule for this all I found was A12.2 which states in part: " If a Gun, vehicle, Cavalry, horse, or bicycle (or SW) counter loses its hidden/concealed status (regardless of range) so does its manning Infantry or PRC, and vice versa. " The operative word here is "loses" since the tank was not concealed to start with it did not lose it's concealment.
The situation we have is that a concealed infantry unit loads as a rider onto an unconcealed tank out of the LOS of any enemy. Does the rider become unconcealed or maintain his concealment?
Thanks,
Mike
It seems that I can't find a reference to a way that I have been playing. I have always played that a vehicle and it's PRC share the same concealment status. However, when I dove in to find the rule for this all I found was A12.2 which states in part: " If a Gun, vehicle, Cavalry, horse, or bicycle (or SW) counter loses its hidden/concealed status (regardless of range) so does its manning Infantry or PRC, and vice versa. " The operative word here is "loses" since the tank was not concealed to start with it did not lose it's concealment.
The situation we have is that a concealed infantry unit loads as a rider onto an unconcealed tank out of the LOS of any enemy. Does the rider become unconcealed or maintain his concealment?
Thanks,
Mike