[WarInEur] partisans (resend)

[Ian Raine]

"I lurk therefore I am"

Having always played either a 1939 or 1940 campaign (or just WitE) this 
never came up. But can't cadres, as opposed to units or divisions, be placed 
in axis zoc or occupied hexes ? You can pile them all up on the railway 
under a German unit, if you like. [50.45] refers. In the 42/43/44 scenarios 
there are at a rough count 37/49/21 axis units available to garrison 
Yugoslavia in the setup, but many of these are in the pool of units used to 
also cover Greece/Albania.  So only by denuding Greece and Albania of 
defending units could you (possibly) cover Yugoslavia anyway. That may not 
be such a good idea.




> Hi Ian, long time no see
>
> The cover the rail lines with ZOC is the traditional treatment.  However, 
> one thing I questioned was what happens if the entire country is covered 
> with ZOC during the setup.  Does this completely block the placement of 
> Yugoslavian Cadre? Are they lost forever? Or, do they go into a pool for 
> placement during a later turn?  Does the Allied player have to place the 
> cadre in "open" hexes up to the stacking limit, or can he voluntarially 
> hold some back into a pool?
>
> Kent
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Ian Raine" <iwraine at bigpond.net.au>
> To: "war in europe forum" <warineur at mailman.halisp.net>
> Sent: Monday, December 10, 2007 4:59 PM
> Subject: Re: [WarInEur] partisans (resend)
>
>
>> Just as a matter of interest, who here playing axis dosen't cover the 
>> entire railway line through Yugoslavia and the hexes adjacent to it with 
>> units or zocs (usually using Bulgarians, Italians, etc), and eliminate 
>> any cadres within that 'exclusion zone'?
>>
>> By the time the partisans can actually attack you the reason for 
>> maintaining that line has usually gone away.
>>
>>
>
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