<p>If the convoy is not dislodged, the army can use it as long as it has enough strength to enter the area. </p>

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2020-05-16T13:47:28.433Z
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Toon Krijthe
<p>The convoyed army lands successfully, dislodging the fleet, provided this description accurately resembles the problem:</p>

<p>Germany:<br>
<strong><em>A DEN</strong> - BEL convoyed by <strong>F NOR S</strong><br>
<strong>A HOL</strong> sup <strong>A DEN</strong> - BEL<br>
<strong>F NWY</strong> sup <strong>F NOR S</strong> standing</em>  </p>

<p>France:<br>
<strong><em>F BEL</strong> - North Sea<br>
<strong>F ENG C</strong> sup <strong>F BEL</strong> - NOR S</em>  </p>

<p>Since the convoying fleet is not dislodged, and the convoyed army arrives with greater force than the fleet defends with, the convoy is successful and <strong>F BEL</strong> is dislodged. </p>

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2020-05-17T01:50:12.010Z
The part at the bottom is incorrect. If A BUR S BEL and F BEL-NTH are both ordered, then the support order for BUR is invalid since BEL is moving. So there is no change to the adjudication in this case.
Peter McNamara
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Forget I was ever here
<p>An army is being convoyed, with a force of 2, into a coastal region where there is an opposing fleet.
The opposing fleet(moving) is attempting to dislodge the convoy, with a force of 2.
The convoying fleet is supported adequately so that it is not dislodged.
Do the units bounce or does the army land successfully?</p>

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Diplomacy question involving a convoy
Mark J. Rhodes
# Diplomacy question involving a convoy

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-05-16)

An army is being convoyed, with a force of 2, into a coastal region where there is an opposing fleet.
The opposing fleet(moving) is attempting to dislodge the convoy, with a force of 2.
The convoying fleet is supported adequately so that it is not dislodged.
Do the units bounce or does the army land successfully?

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2020-05-16. Score: 1

If the convoy is not dislodged, the army can use it as long as it has enough strength to enter the area.


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### Answer by username_2 on 2020-05-17. Score: 1

The convoyed army lands successfully, dislodging the fleet, provided this description accurately resembles the problem:

Germany:  
***A DEN*** - BEL convoyed by **F NOR S**  
**A HOL** sup **A DEN** - BEL  
**F NWY** sup **F NOR S** standing

France:  
***F BEL*** - North Sea  
**F ENG C** sup **F BEL** - NOR S

Since the convoying fleet is not dislodged, and the convoyed army arrives with greater force than the fleet defends with, the convoy is successful and **F BEL** is dislodged.

> **Comments:**
> **username_3**: The part at the bottom is incorrect. If A BUR S BEL and F BEL-NTH are both ordered, then the support order for BUR is invalid since BEL is moving. So there is no change to the adjudication in this case.  

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