Re: Interpreting G.4

Your interpretation is correct. The HIP marine unit would only come on
board during the CC Phase if a Japanese unit happened to be in the same hex.

Michael Rodgers


On Fri, Sep 27, 2013 at 7:40 PM, Rick McKown <[email protected]>wrote:

> Currently playing the first (Night) scenario of the Edson's Ridge CG and
> we're trying to sort through the layers of Concealment, Night and PTO rules
> and are feeling rather muddled.  The specific situation is that a Japanese
> Cloaking counter assault has moved into a jungle hex in which, as it turned
> out, there was an HIP Marine Raider HS.  As per G.4 the Raider HS chose to
> remain HIP when the Japanese Cloaking counter moved in, and because it
> assault moved the Japanese counter was still there at the end of the
> Movement Phase.  The question is:  can the Marine unit remain HIP with an
> enemy unit in its hex even after the end of the Movement Phase or is it
> placed on board Concealed at the end of the Movement Phase?   If it can
> remain HIP then the Japanese Cloaking counter could Advance out of the hex
> and if no other Japanese unit/counter Advanced into the hex to trigger
> 11.19, the Raider HS would remain HIP at the end of the turn.
>
> Rick McKown
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> > This is just the first portion of a three-foot-or-so pile of books I've
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> > http://www.amazon.com/shops/bpickering8
> > (Contact me off-list, I'll sell these for 80% of the asking price plus
> > shipping media rate at-cost)
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> > I've got a number of others, make an offer or they'll go to the
> bookseller
> > for whatever I can get:
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> >    - The Military History of World War II
> >    - Atlas of the Second World War (1997 Borders Printing)
> >    - Battleships and Battlecruisers (Richard Humble)
> >    - Cruisers (Antony Preston)
> >    - Destroyers (Antony Preston)
> >    - Cold War: An Illustrated History, 1945-1991 (Isaacs and Downing)
> >    - The Second World War: Asia and the Pacific (Griess, Ed.)
> >    - The Second World War: Europe and the Mediterranean (Griess, Ed.)
> >    - The Second World War in Color (Larousse)
> >    - Masada (Yigael Yadin)
> >    - The World's Worst Aircraft (Bill Yenne)
> >    - The World's Strangest Aircraft (Michael Taylor)
> >    - Aircraft of World War II (Bill Gunston)
> >    - Fighter (Cooper & Batchelor)
> >    - Artillery (Batchelor & Hogg)
> >    - Tank (Macksey & Batchelor)
> >    - Pegasus Bridge (Ambrose)
> >    - War (Dyer)
> >    - Power and Influence: An Introduction to International Relations
> >    (Kousoulas)
> >    - A Photo History of Tanks in Two World Wars (Forty)
> >    - World War II Tanks (Grove)
> >    - Aircraft Carriers (Preston)
> >    - Submarines (Preston)
> >    - Illustrated Encyclopedia of Military Vehicles (Hogg and Weeks)
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> > If there is any interest from these, I'll probably have more within a
> week.
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