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2nd Edition Rules Clarifications

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Annex A
Leander First Group	Change MkVII 6 inch guns to MkXXIII 6 inch guns.
The US Bristol-class DD should be carrying Mk14 torpedoes

Annex B
Beaufighter X	Change defensive armament to 1 .303 Vickers K in manual dorsal turret.
Martlet I, II, IV	Change the Damage Value from 6 to 8.
F4F-7 Wildcat	Change the Damage Value from 6 to 8.
F4U-1D Corsair	Change the Damage Value from 6 to 8.

Annex E1
Because of the poor design of British submarine fire control systems, although they can fire the Mk8 torpedo, they cannot set it with any gyro angle off dead ahead. The Mk8 was capable of accepting such settings, but the fire control systems were incapable of setting the weapon. This applies to all WWII British submarines.
The US Mk14's range/speed settings are mixed up. The correct values are 5000 yards at 46 knots and 9800 yards at 32 knots.

Scenario Booklet
Force Z	Repulse took the hit from the initial pass by the high-level bombers
Battle of the Java Sea	HMAS Hobart was a Perth class. Exeter took a boiler room hit rather than a magazine hit.
Battle of the Sunda Strait	Perth led the way. Capt. H.A.L. Waller was senior to Houston's Capt A.H. Brooks
The Loss of the Wasp	USS Duncan (Benson-Livermore class) should be added to TF-17.
Battle of Guadalcanal	Juneau was the other cruiser in TF 76.4 that had SG radar.