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Maybe somebody can answer this for me: In the modern microarmor rules for infantry-does a stand that has only one number listed under it's AP/HE strength have no AP value or is it the same number for both?

Can you give an example?

I think what he means is if it has just the one number listed for infantry hes asking if they can attack armour. I would say no but it would depend on the ruleset and infantry in question.

Maybe an example from the book would help

"Hans Fitting"]Maybe somebody can answer this for me: In the modern microarmor rules for infantry-does a stand that has only one number listed under it's AP/HE strength have no AP value or is it the same number for both?

I'm taking it to read the same number for both. In cross referencing the 1943 Inf B with the WW2 rules I find that the UK 1943 Inf is 5/5 with ranges of 1/5. So by extrapolation I'm taking the 1990 Inf A and Inf Support to be 8/8. Of course, I wouldn't mind hearing from GHQ or the rules' author on this subject.

regards

Steve

in the case of support infantry they only have one number, I think "support" infantry includes some AT weapons, so I thing that the single number means AT and HE capability... unless support infantry is only MMG.

The rules I was referring to is GHQ's Microarmor The Game, The modern set.. I'm looking here at Tech level III infantry, and type "A" has AP/HE value 8/7 and range 2/5. No problem there, "B" infantry has a 7 listed under the AP/HE, but shows range 1/5. Maybe I'm just confused. Thanks for the responses.