RE: [eia] ONLY 10 FACTORS PER FLEET?

[Danny Mount <mount.23@xxxxxxx>]

But can this be done when you are moving two different types of corps (ie.
if I moved Swedes and Spaniards together)?  In a sense, by moving a total of
20 factors, one Swedish and the other Spanish, if my Swedish corps had more
than 10 factors then I would theoretically be placing Swedish factors into
the Spanish corps.  I believe that this is illegal to do on land so why is
it any different at sea?
-DEM



-----Original Message-----
From: eia-admin@xxxxxxxxx [mailto:eia-admin@xxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of J.J.
Young
Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2003 4:00 PM
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Subject: Re: [eia] ONLY 10 FACTORS PER FLEET?


> Correct me if I am wrong but each fleet can only hold 10 factors each.  If
> the Egyptian corps has more than 10 factors you will have to leave some
> behind.

I wondered the same thing for a minute, but since the two Turkish fleets are
moving together, Joel can move a total of 20 factors, spread however between
the Egyptian corps (either 14 or 16 factors) and the Turkish I corps that he
moved.  So Turkey has shown that the I corps shipped to Salonika has no more
than 6 factors.

Corps larger than 10 factors can be moved, but not by a single fleet.

-JJY


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