Rule 05 - Supply

Start of Campaign

Each corps will start the campaign with 4 days supplies

The main depot will have 6 days supplies

Issue of Supplies

Only the CinC can authorise the issue, or movement, of supplies

He has sufficient transport to move four days supplies each day between depots

He will also confirm which corps is to resupply, and from where, in his daily orders

Provision of Supplies

Each army will hold a maximum of 20 days supplies

Each depot will collect one days supplies each day

The main depot will receive sufficient supplies to maintain the total of 20

Supply Depot

A new supply depot can be established in any named town

To do so will take one full strength infantry brigade one full day

To operate it must have one full strength infantry brigade

It must also have a secure road to the main depot

It will collect one days supplies each day

Corps Supply

To receive supplies the corps must have written orders from the CinC

It must not move during the day

It must be within 15 miles (three map squares) of the depot

It must be fully concentrated (all brigades, less detachments, in the same square)

It must not be in combat with the enemy

Corps Out of Supply

A corps will lose 400 men to attrition for each day it is out of supply

The umpire will decide which brigade is affected each day

Rule 08 - Spanish Militia and Guerrilla

Role of Militia

Each brigade is the garrison of a named town

They must remain within that town at all times

If the town is attacked they will defend the same as a conscript brigade

If the town is captured the militia brigade will become a guerrilla group

Role of Guerrilla

Observe and report on the French

Attack messengers and supply trains

Attack garrisons

Ambush columns

Observe and report on the French

Must be in supply

Must not be shaken or in rout

Will report on any French within two hex

French will be aware of their presence

Attack messengers and supply trains

Must be in supply

Must not be shaken or in rout

Minus 1 for each 10% casualties

Must be on road used by messenger or supply train

If successful will capture all supplies or French orders for that day

Copy of the orders will still be delivered to each French corps

Roll 1D6

1 – Guerrilla lose 10% casualties and rout

2 – Guerrilla lose 10% casualties, are shaken and retreat

3 – Guerrilla suffer no casualties but retreat without message

4 – Guerrilla suffer no casualties but retreat without message

5 – Guerrilla capture message and send it to allied CinC

6 – Guerrilla capture message and send it to allied CinC

Attack garrison

Must be in supply

Must not be shaken or in rout

Must move into “no mans land” square next to garrison

Minus 1 for each 10% casualties

Roll 1 D6

1 – Guerrilla lose 10% casualties and rout

2 – Guerrilla lose 10% casualties, are shaken and retreat

3 – Guerrilla lose no casualties and retreat

4 – Guerrilla lose no casualties and retreat shaken

5 – French lose no casualties but are shaken

6 – French lose 10% casualties and rou

Ambush

Only allowed in hilly or woods terrain.

Must be in supply

Must not be shaken or in rout

Roll 1D6

1 – Guerrilla lose 10% casualties and rout

2 – Guerrilla lose 10% casualties and retreat shaken

3 – Guerrilla lose no casualties but rout

4 – Guerrilla lose no casualties but retreat shaken

5 – French brigade lose 10% casualties and are shaken

6 – French brigade lose 10% casualties and rout

Supply

Maximum is 3 days supply

To resupply must be in a town or village and not in combat or moving

It will take one full day to resupply

Battle casualties

Militia and Guerrilla will not replace battle casualties during campa