From The General 22-6

FORTRESS EUROPA 

11.4 Is normal Sea Movement blocked into inland ports in the same way as
in 12.5? 

A. Yes, you cannot use Sea Movement into an island port if passage is
blocked by an enemy ZOC. ZOC extends across the black coastline for this
purpose. 

12.10 If the Allies invade Bremen, is the invasion of the Netherlands
District used? 

A. The Allies cannot invade Bremen - 12.5. 

12.6 About 50% of my opponents read your adjacent beach hexes rule for
invasions to skip hexes, so long as the hexes are joined overland (for
example, EE3 and EE4 as "adjacent". Is this correct? 

A. No, should have been stated that the adjacent hexes must be part of a
continuos coastal depiction. Hexes EE3 and EE4 am not adjacent for this
purpose. 

18.4 & 27.7 May units isolated from a regular land route but located in
a city/fortress hex receive replacements if they are not adjacent to an
enemy unit? 

A. No - add "isolated" to the non-viable conditions of 27.7. 

18.7.5 This rule is confusing as to exactly what turn is the Allies'
next turn when losing steps for units over the SC limit. In the case of
German port capture, it appears that German capture on their June 11
turn would cause Allied losses in their next Allied turn - June III? 

A. Yes. 

18.7.5 But bad weather damage occurs in the same turn. Is this
considered to occur prior to the Allied "Turn" such that lost steps
would occur in the same turn? 

A. No, next turn means next turn. By 4.1 the Weather roll is part of the
current turn. 

18.7.6 & 18.7.7 If there are two separate beachheads on Europe
completely isolated from one another with different port supply
capacities, do the restrictions for one apply to the other or are they
judged separately? 

A. Separately; use spare or blank counters to indicate the status of the
different beachheads on the SC. 

20.6 Do paratroopers block retreat on the turn dropped in hexes other
than the ones they occupy? 

A. No. 

20.11 May the German player airlift units to a fortress when the
adjacent units are commandoes (which have no ZOC)? 

A. No - the rule simply specifies "enemy units adjacent" and says
nothing about ZOCs. 

NB submitted by John Kula (kula@telus.net)
on behalf of the Strategy Gaming Society
(http://www.boardgamegeek.com/~sgs), 
originally collected by Andrew Webber 
(gbm@wwwebbers.com)