@burmaboi The rules consistently use the term “into” when referencing the ending space of a unit’s move and “through” when referencing spaces passed through along the way. So, an air unit must conduct combat if it moves “into” an enemy-occupied space, but not “through” one (other than being fired upon by AA guns). Also, on page 14, the rules mention AA guns in “flown over” territories, which indicates that enemy-occupied territories may be moved through, and the Official Rules Clarifications make the same reference on page 2 in point 6 regarding AA guns.
The result of naval units after combat
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Hello everyone! I want to ask one more thing about some combat. For example, in the first round, Japan’s French Indo-China Burma attack Great Britain’s India and India have one transport. If Japan wins, how is the transport going on, destory it or remain in India? (This is a land combat, not naval combat)
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If you do not attack the transport off of the coast of India, nothing happens to it. It will sit in that sea zone and be a transport until such time as it is moved or destroyed. An attack on a land territory from other land territories has absolutely no effect on any ships at sea.
I hope that helps.
-Midnight_Reaper
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@Midnight_Reaper Thanks for you reply
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