Re: [SG] Bounding movement

The only issues that I see are if the unit is fired upon.
Who gets to shoot first? What happens if the bounding unit 
is suppressed? Will it still get its fire action?

I would add the following clarifications:
 - Both units perform a fire action immediately.
 - The leapfrogging unit fires with half its firepower
   (since the unit is split between moving and covering troops - 
   this also has implications for play balance)
 - Casualties/Suppressions are determined after both units 
   have fired.

Cheers,
Tony C.

Quoting Laserlight <laserlight@quixnet.net>:

> Bounding Overwatch aka Leapfrog Advance
> Units which have been trained in this technique (ie just about any
> army) may execute Leapfrog Advance.  First action: unit goes on
> overwatch; second action, unit makes a combat move.  If during the
> course of the move the unit spots a previously unseen enemy, or is
> fired upon, it may use its overwatch action to return fire as normal
> (according to whatever Overwatch house rule you may be using).
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