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I made that exact same suggestion years ago, but it never caught on. I'm not sure why, as I thought it was pretty elegant. Maybe it was thought that there were enough combined arms bonuses in the game already.

ANZAC AAA: 40mm L/70 ANZAC Artillery: 105mm Howitzer (US) in AAP40.1; 5.5in BL in AAP40.2 ANZAC Mechanized Infantry: M5 Halftrack (US) in AAP40.1; Ram-Kangaroo in AAP40.2 ANZAC Tank: Matilda II (UK) in AAP40.1; AC 1 Sentinel in AAP40.2 ANZAC Fighter: Spitfire (UK) in AAP40.1; CA-12 in AAP40.2 ANZAC...

I have updated the lists for AAZ.

Glad you're enjoying the game. It's one of my favorites. I assume you've found the FAQ ? We've found it to be pretty well balanced, and have never found a need to use any house rules. The Allies do indeed gain a significant advantage once the skies clear, so Germany needs to make as much progress as...

Welcome back, SirEdward! Paratroopers are moved during combat movement, following the same rules that air units do, so they will arrive at the target territory whether or not the naval battle is successful. If there are other units attacking by land, they must fight one round before they can retreat...

Land units may only move one space when entering a hostile or neutral territory.

No. Mines are only rolled for when a sea unit enters a mined sea zone.

Welcome, SgtSchultz!

The US does indeed collect and spend income before it's at war. Think of it as representing the massive mobilization the US performed in 1917, but spread out over multiple turns.