Yes, Panther is correct. An important additional note is that the attacking transports may not unload during non-combat. Anything that is on board stays on board and remains vulnerable to sinking.
Can you ignore subs during an unescorted amphibious assault?
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There are so many variations of this rule, I can’t remember the answer for this version.
Your enemy wants to unload on your territory, he has an unescorted transport with units in it. there is a sub in the way. What happens?
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You can ignore it.
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WHAT?
I can’t choose to prevent an amphibious assault against a transport with NO protection?
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OK FINE… I read it in the rules…
Now I have to quickly recover from this “mistake” before my opponent tries to take a gamble on it.
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He can’t unload in the same zone as an enemy sub unless escorted by a warship in CM.
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He can’t unload in the same zone as an enemy sub unless escorted by a warship in CM.
Yes he can. Your Transports cannot perform an Amphibious Assault in a hostile sea zone during the combat move phase. Only enemy Surface Warships constitute a hostile sea zone (Destroyer, Aircraft Carrier, Cruiser, Battleship). Enemy subs and transports can be ignored by your Transport.
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Only Global 1940 has the unescorted transports/submarines rule.
In Anniversary, enemy subs can always be completely ignored in combat and non-combat movement, even with unescorted transports.
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My bad, I somehow thought it was a Global post…
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