Re: [eia] Russian Land Phase, December 1805

[Joel Uckelman <uckelman@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thus spake "Nate Ellefson":
> 
> I would disagree with this line.  I think that Spain should only be able
> to take part in the battle if they have combined movement with Russia,
> which they don't.  Combined movement is what accounts for coordination
> among countries, and that if combined movement isn't there, neither is
> the coordination that is required for two countries to fight as a single
> force.  In my opinion, in this case, if the Spanish garrison wants to
> fight, they'll have to try to break out independently of Russian action.
>

There is a clear example in which combined movement is not needed to fight: 
reinforcement during a battle. Belligerent corps adjacent to an area where 
there's a battle can try to reinforce, regardless of whose land phase it is.


-- 
J.


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