ERRATA -- Far Seas (S&T 125)
published in S&T 127

1.  Port Moresby has a point value of 2.

2.  Rule 4.1 -- The first sentence should read:  Each game turn is
    divided...

3.  The Japanese turn 5 reinforcements are incorrectly marked R4 on the 
    counters.  The rules and map are correct.

4.  Rule 5.4.2.1:  The Japanese can move into Area 30, in addition to
    the other areas listed. (from S&T 131)

5.  Movement:  Ships can move diagonally.

Questions and Answers:

Q.  In 4.3.9.2, it is stated that surprised British ships can not attempt
    to run.  In 4.4.2.1, it is stated that British sips which run can not
    be surprised 
A.  Both. 4.4.2.1 is referring to a situation where a British ship has 
    discovered a German ship and the German ship accepts combat.  In that 
    case, the British ship may then decide to run.  Unlike a British ship 
    that can attempt to surprise such a German ship (4.2.2) 4.2.2.1 is
    trying to make clear that a German ship can not attempt to surprise a
    British ship when this situation is reversed.  Germans can only
    surprise per 4.3.9 et seq.  However, any ship that is surprised cannot
    attempt to run.

Q.  Rule 4.5.4 states that any ship which has not previously attempted to
    run may attempt to run after any combat round.  Does this mean that a
    particular ship or group of ships may only have one chance to run
    during combat?
A.  Yes.  You can choose to run before combat or accept combat.  If you 
    accept combat, you may change your mind after any combat round and 
    attempt to run.  However, any ship that attempts to run and is caught, 
    whether before combat or after combat, cannot attempt to run again but 
    must fight until sunk or victorious.  This means just one running 
    attempt, not after every round.

Q.  Can surprised ships attempt to run during later rounds of combat?
A.  No.

Q.  Since rounds are resolved at A range first, then B range, then C, can 
    ships of C range only attempt to run before actually closing to C
    range?
A.  No, if it could survive to C range it could wait until the results of
    the C range combat before deciding to attempt to run, assuming it
    decided to accept combat to begin with.

Q.  Does combat between two C ranged ships start at C range?
A.  Yes.

Q.  Is C range and torpedo range the same?
A.  Yes and No.  C range is the maximum range at which torpedoes can be
    fired requiring a role of "1" to hit.  Torpedo range is within C range
    and allows a hit on a roll of 1-3, however, gunnery damage is assessed
    before the torpedo attempt and a +1 applies to the opponents gunnery
    round against a ship that advances to torpedo range.

Q.  Do British ships suffer penalties for being surprised?
A.  Other than being sunk, no.  They use gunnery and torpedoes normally.

Q.  If a British ship goes on station segment 1 and another British ship
    goes on that same station during segment 2, can a German ship that
    moves during segment 2 surprise the second British ship?
A.  No.  Ships on station guard for the turn.  On segment 2 the two British
    ships would be guarding as a squadron, since the first ship did not
    move during segment 2 it cannot be surprised (4.3.9.1), therefore
    neither ship can be surprised.