From S&T#167

Franco-Prussian War 

27.2 The last portion of the example should read: ... so, at the
beginning of the movement phase, a different HQ than 2nd Army plays an
Operations Marker to perform a Strategic Intelligence Operation against
the inverted French unit. The distance between the HQ and the unit does
not affect the outcome. The German player decides to flip over the
inverted French unit. It turns out to be a single cavalry division.
Realizing this will be an easy kill, 2nd Army expends its first
Operations Marker of the turn to March toward the French unit without
rolling on the March Table. In the German combat segment, 2nd Army
expends its second and last available Operations Marker for this turn in
order to obtain Tactical Superiority and fire first. 

28.1 French System D Operations (change): When the French player chooses
to attempt an Operation, place the marker with the HQ making the
attempt. Ignore the words "Elan", "Effective," and "Ineffective" on the
French markers. Then roll the die and consult the: 

Systern D Table (28.1) 
Die roll 
Result Elan Effective Ineffective
"R" HQ 1    2-3       4-10
"P" HQ 1-2  3-5       6-10
"E" HQ 1-3  4-7       8-10

34.3 Third Republic is instantly declared when Napoleon III is
eliminated. Do not wait until "next turn." 

35.3 (6) Begin Levee en Masse in the next French Mobilization Segment. 

Scenario 1: The special rule should read "any three of the following
five hexes." 

Political Event Explanations: 

Democratic Uprising in Prussia (1) (correction): Immediately lower
German National Will by the equivalent of one die roll. 

Morale b (2) (clarification)	A Morale event marker may be played by
any friendly force against	one adjacent enemy-occupied hex. Any
demoralized units in the hex surrender. 

South German Withdrawal d (correction): South German units are
reintroduced if the "Wilhelm Crowned Kaiser" event takes effect. Place
the units back in the German Mobilization box. 

Lessons Of History (p. 36) 

German Player Turn - Movement (column 1) (correction): Delete the
sentence "German expends Operations markers to make it so." 

German player turn - Combat (column 2) (corrections): In the Second
Army's attack on St. Avold, when the surviving French defenders fire
back, the Germans do not gain any terrain benefits for occupying
Forbach. This means the Second Army would lose the full 40% shown on the
battle chit, in this case 2 SPs. 

In the First Army's attack, the French 2nd Corps can still fire back
even when Demoralized, but at half strength (1 SP). The Combat marker
"40/P/Cd" is chosen, which causes no casualties (40% of 1=0.4, rounded
down to zero). Also, there is no Demoralization of the "P" class German
units, because each of them is larger than the entire French force.
Since no French cavalry divisions are present, the "Cavalry Blown" (Cd)
result is ignored. 

In the Third Army's attack, when MacMahon fires back, the German gains
no terrain benefits and loses the full 40% required (4SPs). French
player turn - Movement (column 3) (correction): The Demoralized French
2nd Corps has its printed movement allowance halved from 10 to 5 MPs,
not seven. 

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)