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Can a unit in a friendly controlled space trace through a contested space?

The supply rules state that 'Supply may be traced out of a friendly or contested space, through friendly spaces, to a map edge.'

The wording of the rules suggests not, as it says specifically 'through friendly spaces' (ie: as opposed to 'through friendly and contested spaces).
It says Supply 'may be traced out of a friendly or contested space', but I read this as referring to the original unit attempting to draw supply (ie: as it says 'out of', not 'through').

However, in the situation pictured below,the two German Panzer units (116 Pz and 1 SS Pz) were able to draw supply through the contested space at the end of the turn.

So, can a unit in a friendly controlled space trace through a contested space?

According to the full rules, "Supply may be traced through a contested area by the side controlling the space".

So, can a unit in a friendly controlled space trace through a contested space?

Yes, if in your example the Germans had posession of the now contested area first!

Polybios wrote:Yes, if in your example the Germans had posession of the now contested area first!

Which the front line (white outline) shows that they do.

Croix de guerre wrote:According to the full rules, "Supply may be traced through a contested area by the side controlling the space".

Ah, thanks for that. I thought that may have been the case, but then I read the common version of the rules (via help in the app) which made me rethink.

Armor can be stacked with infantry to increase its defence (-1 modifier to the attacker).
Armor is very mobile. It can do strategic moves, which Axis infantry cannot do. Use it to take control of an area, interdict a bridge, prevent river crossing by more than one unit, and so on...

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