Breakdown Question

[alaric99x]

The combined unit will be disrupted. If the individual units have any fatigue then the combined unit will also have the highest fatigue level of any of the individual units. The same situation applies to low ammo and low fuel status, if any of the uncombined units have that then the combined unit will also have it. For this reason it's best to find all uncombined units at the start of a scenario and plan to combine them before they gain a lot of fatigue, low ammo/fuel or become disrupted.

I always try to combine all possible units at the start of any scenario because units that are not combined gain greater fatigue from enemy fire. You also previously asked about bridging and combined units have a better chance of successfully building a bridge. Of course, it's not always possible to combine all your units if you're in a situation where you have a large area of front to cover and some units have to remain uncombined in order not to leave gaps.

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---> I was still typing while Ricky and Buffaloes posted, so I ended up repeating some of what they wrote.