Re: [eia] Prussian Reinforcements June 1806

[Michael Gorman <mpgorman@xxxxxxxx>]

At 11:00 AM 7/6/2006, you wrote:
>I had assumed that you could not trace supply through another's territory
>without access, but maybe this assumption is wrong.  I don't have time to
>look through the rules right now, but I'll get back to it this evening.
>Anybody else have an opinion ?

The access rules explicitly allow supply lines to trace through 
uncontrolled minors, but don't say anything about major powers.  They are 
explicit that you cannot move forces through a major power territory, build 
depots or occupy cities without permission or war, but they are silent on 
tracing supply lines.  If tracing a supply line is considered a form of 
movement, then it would be prohibited without access.

Otherwise we may run into the oddity that since Prussia and Austria are 
allied, they cannot be enemy forces to each other so even though Austria is 
aiding Turkey in attacking Prussia, they are still friendly to Prussia 
officially and cannot restrict Prussia supply lines.

Mike

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