<p>First of all, a defender can't move sea units into the Caucasus. (An attacker can fire a one-shot bombardment from a battleship in conjunction with a land attack.)</p>

<p>The second thing is that a defender can't move units during another player's attack portion of the turn. A defender may move defenders into a territory during the portion of the turn when s/he is entitled to attack.</p>

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Tom Au
<p>My friend and I recently started playing a&amp;a 1941. I played the germans which attacked Caucasus then my friend started moving in units from other territories into Caucasus to defend. Can you do that?</p>

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Can land and sea units adjacent to the territory or sea zone being attacked ( also units range permitting) move in and help defend?
Stronghammer
# Can land and sea units adjacent to the territory or sea zone being attacked ( also units range permitting) move in and help defend?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-06-22)

My friend and I recently started playing a&a 1941. I played the germans which attacked Caucasus then my friend started moving in units from other territories into Caucasus to defend. Can you do that?

**Tags:** axis-and-allies


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### Answer by username_1 on 2015-06-28. Score: 1 | Accepted answer

First of all, a defender can't move sea units into the Caucasus. (An attacker can fire a one-shot bombardment from a battleship in conjunction with a land attack.)

The second thing is that a defender can't move units during another player's attack portion of the turn. A defender may move defenders into a territory during the portion of the turn when s/he is entitled to attack.


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