AAG40 FAQ

They can move out. Declare war at the start of your combat move then move your units.

Thanks so far.

Obviously we have the same understanding…  Don’t get me wrong, but the rest of my group will not accept a two-man final ruling on this, and i have to present them an official answer from Krieghund also.

To the GB amph. attack question, I’m not so sure about it, GB could ignore the subs…? What would you say?

@ViribusUnitis:

Is a Destroyer allowed to ignore a Sub?

Yes.

@ViribusUnitis:

Germany attacks GB’s Cruiser in SZ 91 with 2 Subs, Is GB allowed to scramble the Gibraltar Fighter?

Yes, but it will be unable to hit the subs, so it will be useless in the battle.

@ViribusUnitis:

GB amphibious attacks Denmark, 2 German Subs in SZ 112,  Germany scrambles 3 Fighters from W. Germany, are the Subs in battle too?

Yes, even if the UK player declares the intent to ignore the subs.  The scrambled fighters force a sea battle, so all units on both sides participate.

@ViribusUnitis:

Japanese Destroyer doesn’t hinder a ANZAC Transporter from dropping off units when they are not at war, right?

Correct.

@ViribusUnitis:

Can US and Japanese Ships share a SZ when not at war?

Yes.

@ViribusUnitis:

Is GB allowed to land a plane in a Dutch Territory that it doesn’t control?

Yes. Dutch territories are friendly to the Allies.

@ViribusUnitis:

So when US and Japan share a SZ (Midway), and Japan makes a DOW, can it move its ships or is there an immediate battle?

It has the same options as it would in any case where ships begin their movement in a hostile sea zone.  It can either attack in the sea zone or move to another sea zone.  The only difference is that transports may be loaded in the sea zone.

Thanks Krieghund. You’re up early…

I think this has been answered earlier in the thread, but i dont remember which page, what is the purpsoes of the 2 union jack cricles u get in 1940 europe?

@ghr2:

I think this has been answered earlier in the thread, but i dont remember which page, what is the purpsoes of the 2 union jack cricles u get in 1940 europe?

They’re for tracking the United Kingdom’s Pacific economy income level on the National Production Chart in the global game.

why 2 of them?

Incase you lose one or you want to track the tech chart.

@gamerman01:

@TheDefinitiveS:

Incase you lose one or you want to track the tech chart.

Tech for UK is all together as one, so no need for it on the tech chart…

This is true…then there is  a 2nd marker because there can be.

@TheDefinitiveS:

@gamerman01:

@TheDefinitiveS:

Incase you lose one or you want to track the tech chart.

Tech for UK is all together as one, so no need for it on the tech chart…

This is true…then there is  a 2nd marker because there can be.

Simply put the other roundel on the stack of IPCs ’ money ’ ( you are using IPCs 'money ', don’t you ? ) belonging to the Pacific side.

J.  8-)

@ghr2:

I think this has been answered earlier in the thread, but i dont remember which page, what is the purpsoes of the 2 union jack cricles u get in 1940 europe?

England Atlantic Board
England Pacific Board

@ghr2:

why 2 of them?

Another use, if you use paper money, I use the second jack on India cash, with the other UK marker on the London cash. Sometimes the two collect the same so this helps if you detest using pencil and paper for your income.

Question regarding U.S. Major factory upgrade, here is the Alpha +.2 rule:

“7. All 3 Minor ICs in the continental US automatically are immediately converted to Major ICs when the US is at war. They can be upgraded at any time before that for 20 IPCs each.”

Alpha +.2 question: If the U.S. declares war during its combat phase as a result of this rule: “9. The United States may declare war on any or all Axis powers at the beginning of the Combat Move phase of its next turn if London and/or any territory in North America is captured by an Axis power.”, can it build 10 units per upgraded minor that turn? Normally, the turn a factory is upgraded, it is limited to 3 units. However rule 7 indicates and immediate conversion (not a purchased upgrade). Does immediate imply immediate use this turn, or does it simply mean replace the factories now, but use them as minors this game turn?

Thank you in advance, I read an earlier discussion on factory limits, but not one regarding this rule change in the latest Alpha rules. I’m playtesting the handicapping of America’s factories for a USA first axis approach and this has come up.

I plan on converting the national mall into a beer garden for the refreshment of axis forces in Washington D.C., they can make a barracks out of the Main Navy and Munitions buildings.

In 1918, contractors for the United States Navy’s Bureau of Yards and Docks constructed the “Main Navy” and “Munitions” Buildings along nearly a third of a mile of the south side of Constitution Avenue (then known as B Street), from 17th Street Northwest (NW) to 21st Street NW.[16][17][18] Although the Navy intended the buildings to provide temporary quarters for the United States military during World War I, the reinforced concrete structures remained in place until 1970 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Mall

@JamesAleman:

Question regarding U.S. Major factory upgrade, here is the Alpha +.2 rule:

“7. All 3 Minor ICs in the continental US automatically are immediately converted to Major ICs when the US is at war. They can be upgraded at any time before that for 20 IPCs each.”

Alpha +.2 question: If the U.S. declares war during its combat phase as a result of this rule: “9. The United States may declare war on any or all Axis powers at the beginning of the Combat Move phase of its next turn if London and/or any territory in North America is captured by an Axis power.”, can it build 10 units per upgraded minor that turn? Normally, the turn a factory is upgraded, it is limited to 3 units. However rule 7 indicates and immediate conversion (not a purchased upgrade). Does immediate imply immediate use this turn, or does it simply mean replace the factories now, but use them as minors this game turn?

They may mobilize 10 units each on the turn that the US declares war.

@ghr2:

why 2 of them?

I case someone loses one of the roundels.

Or, in case you dog eats one of the roundels.  Then you may use the back-up roundel while you wait for the first one to pass thru.  :lol:

@BadSpeller:

@ghr2:

why 2 of them?

I case someone loses one of the roundels.

Or, in case you dog eats one of the roundels.  Then you may use the back-up roundel while you wait for the first one to pass thru.   :lol:

Or buy more of them, I have a dozen UK Union Jack roundels, useful for my house rule that means I can transfer Persia, Iraq and Transjordan/Syria to UK Pacific control. And I mark West India with one. If UK London falls, either I use the ‘Canada/South Africa’ house rule I wrote or the UK Pacific is overall UK Capital house rule.

@gamerman01:

@13thguardsriflediv:

@BadSpeller:

@ghr2:

why 2 of them?

I case someone loses one of the roundels.

Or, in case you dog eats one of the roundels.  Then you may use the back-up roundel while you wait for the first one to pass thru.  :lol:

Or buy more of them, I have a dozen UK Union Jack roundels, useful for my house rule that means I can transfer Persia, Iraq and Transjordan/Syria to UK Pacific control. And I mark West India with one. If UK London falls, either I use the ‘Canada/South Africa’ house rule I wrote or the UK Pacific is overall UK Capital house rule.

Did you buy 5 more E40’s?  :-D
Seriously, that’s a great idea, to mark West India!!  I think I’ll do that.

I think that half a dozen come with P40?  I may be wrong though

e40 comes with 2 as well