In addition to this, any of your ships in the sea zone when the combat are presumed to have taken place in combat. The only way to avoid this is to move them during combat movement (even if the move does not result in combat).
Marsh
Naval Base Placement
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Can you buy a naval base and put it in a territory without an industrial complex?
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Can you buy a naval base and put it in a territory without an industrial complex?
Yes, it needs to be a territory that you control at the beginning of your turn.
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Thank you
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There is an additional limitation that naval bases can only be built in territories with a coastline. Of course it’s quite unlikely that anyone would want to build a naval base in a landlocked territory anyway, but in order to rule that out completely, the rules say:
Naval bases can be built on controlled territories with a coastline, including islands.
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It’s quite unlikely, but I can indeed imagine a situation where you’d want to buy a naval base in a landlocked area.
Let’s say it’s Russia’s turn, and there are some valuable British units in Kazakhstan (say, planes), Novosibirsk is empty, and the Japanese hold Timguska where they have a strong force of tanks and mechs that could destroy the British by blitzing through Novosibirsk. And the situation on the board is such that Russia doesn’t have any units available that it could send there to block Japan.
Russia can then save the British units by building an air base in Novosibirsk, but that would imply giving that base to Japan for free. So the better choice for Russia if the rules would have allowed it, would have been to build a naval base there, which contrary to the air base, can never be used against the Allies after Japan takes it. -
Maybe you’re just waiting for an earth quake so you get that beach front property
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