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Tgunner27 Aug 2017 5:36 a.m. PST

Hey guys,

This came up in today's game. Two of my tanks were bailed out during the shooting phase and they were charged by infantry teams during the assault phase. I couldn't figure out what the rules had to say about the situation, so I assumed that both tanks were killed in the assault. Is that right or is there something that I'm missing?

PzGeneral27 Aug 2017 7:10 a.m. PST

Pg. 47. I am paraphrasing….but this is how I would explain it during a game:

Bailed out tank teams do not move or fight, they just hang out by the tank. The crew isn't attacked, the tank is assaulted. Roll a die vs. the Team's remount number.

> = remount number…no effect

< remount number…Team is destroyed

I believe this is correct…..

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