Re: [eia] Movement Question

[jjy@xxxxxxxxxxx]

I'm at my parents and can't check my backlog of emails, but did Spain grant 
Austria access back in the March political phase frenzy ?  Anyway, I would 
assume that rules similar to those for garrisons left in formerly enemy 
territory after a peace treaty also apply here; that is, the owner of the 
garrison has 3 months to get it out, unless granted acces, before it would 
disband.  I'm pretty sure it doesn't say this specifically, but this extension 
of previously-existing rules makes sense to me.

-JJY

Quoting Michael Gorman <mpgorman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

> At 11:38 PM 11/15/2002 -0600, you wrote:
> >Due to our house rule that movement access must be granted during the
> >political phase, I can't move my troops in Piedmont through Lombardy,
> >correct?
> >
> >But I can move them freely through France for the next six months?
> >Seems odd to me.
> >
> >Also, I assume French troops no longer count as "enemy units" for the
> >purposes of requiring me to stop when I enter a province containing them?
> >
> >-Everett
> >--
> 
>          Another interesting question is what about the garrison factor in 
> Milan?  Is it forced to disband since it is in another major power's 
> territory without access?
> 
> Mike
> 
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