Industrial centres

Wow. Thank you.

@The_Good_Captain The rule applies in all sea battles where there are sea units allied to the attacker present, regardless of the type(s) of defending German sea units. The rule mentions only German subs because the author failed to take into account the possibility that the situation could also exist with German surface units if they were mobilized in a hostile sea zone. This oversight was corrected in the Axis & Allies Pacific Rulebook.

@The_Good_Captain Yes. Only “unoccupied” territories may be blitzed through.

@Krieghund ok tks

For the first question, you have to wait until the next turn to be able place units in the new acquired IC.
For the second, it depends where most of the German armies are located. The allies could land in Norway, since it is hard for the Germans to reenforce that area. You could move them south and hit the European underbelly through the mediterrenean. Those are my thoughts on these matter.

Thanks for the quick answer.  I can accept that it was legal, but can it ever be right for sons to bomb their own father?  Well, I suppose that it’s all my fault, since I attacked first.

However, if you start with the territory, ex. Leningrad, Archangel? for the Russian, those territories can build unlimited units for Russia.

Yuor rules are almost exacty the rules for building IC’s in the original AA game. There the IC’s cost 15, can only be built on a territory you have held since the beginning of the turn, and require an additional turn before building at that location.

The only other addition is that a purchased IC can only build the number of units that the territory is worth.