A related Question: During non combat, can air unts fly over enemy AA guns without being fired upon? I say the rules clearly state the guns are only used during the combat phase. This is a “classic” game.

Thanks for the input.

How to go about a KJF strat using 2nd edition rules,RR and no bid? My opponent usually goes heavy against Pearl and takes out China on J1. In fact, the last time he played axis he took out Sinkiang as well on J1.

By the way, we play 2ond edition, RR and no bid.

I’ve never tried it, but I’ve been thinking about using Spain as a staging area for an Allied assault on Western Europe. The advantage being not to rely solely on transports. On turn 4 the UK and US could dump 15-20inf combined. Is this an effective tactic?

I didn’t do it, but I won the game.

Tekkyy, not playing the revised game.

I’m playing axis and it’s Germany’s turn.

EE - 13inf, 8 armor, 5ftr, 1 bomber
Fin - 3inf, 1 armor
Ukraine -  2inf

Kerelia - 27inf, 4 armor, 1ftr, 1 bomber, 1AA

Should I go for it!?

Other factors: Russia has almost nothing to counter - 1inf in Cauc and 1 armor in Russia.
                    The Brits have 2inf and 3 armor in GB with 4 trans and an AC in the GBsz.
                    The Yanks have 3inf and 1 armor in WE with 3 trans in the WEsz.
                    The Yanks also have 1 tran and a couple of tanks and inf. in EUS.
                    Germany has 10inf in Germany.
                    It may be 3 or 4 more turns ( 2 if I’m lucky) before Japan is knocking on Russia’s door.

If you’re playing the original game the fighter on the carrier can make it to Hawaii. On the non-combat move the carrier moves to the Hawaii sea zone to pick it up.

I say let the India trans go to aus. If the UK transports it’s inf. to India or wherever Japan can usually counter and Aus is easy pickings.

I’m with Scotty, he got it EXACTLY right! So beam me up.