Larry:

Movement for ground and sea units is easy to keep track of but when there's an enormous amount of air units at play, it’s often difficult to remember which moved, landed, ran out of fuel, etc.

These Aircraft Range Markers may help some people out on such an occasion; very simple pdf to print on cardstock, cut out and use.

Larry, were these type of markers ever considered during Axis & Allies long history? Is it too late to include something similar for Europe 1940?



Aircraft Range Markers .pdf link:
http://www.mediafire.com/?nom2tuykd2z

Air unit range markers were included in the Revised (2004) edition, but that's the only one.

I dont want to be negative, I'm just curious more than anything, but when do you use the Range Marker with zero movement left ?

When you move a fighter its full movement to a sea zone where a carrier will pick it up.

AdamH,
These are really great graphics!

i like the "low fuel" approach

Much appreciated Larry, and thanks for all the amazing games

I shrunk em down a bit and added some additional 1,2, and 3s to the count (use more of them), and have been using them in the current game I'm playing. Thanks