On-table Artillery Support Units - Rear Line Special Ability

Started by AJ at the Bank, 15 June 2019, 08:11:11 PM

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AJ at the Bank

Thanks for your help at the Bootcamp today Mark - very useful.

Believe you clarified the following rule from p47 regarding On-table Artillery Support Units - can you confirm correct please?....

The rule on p 47 that .."Unless specified otherwise On-table artillery support units are classified as Rear Line in the Special Abilites section ..." ...

Does not apply to on-tabe AA units (ART:AA) or A/T guns (ART:AT) ...but only apply to guns (ART:IG).


Correct please?
Thanks
Adam



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AJ at the Bank

Hi Mark

Could you please confirm I recalled this correctly please?

Many thanks
Adam
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Big Insect

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Dr Dave

I'm sorry, but the doubt and the double negatives are messing with my head  :'(

A) Art:AA and Art:AT is NOT rear line - Correct - Yes/No?

B) Art:IG is rear line - Correct - Yes/No?

C) if B is "Yes" does this include the 75mm IG in Infantry regt gun companies?

Big Insect

All Rear Line designed units are under review - until the Errata is out Dave

But for now - think of towed artillery pieces (guns not AT - other than certain specifically large pieces like German 88's) as being Rear Line. Infantry Guns are also not included.

I am not answering any more questions on this topic for now!

Mark
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