Modern Campaigns - Tactics and Strategies!

[Verdun1916]

I assume the bridge is across a stream rather than river, since otherwise movement wouldn't be allowed across the hexside. In that case, yes supply would drop when calculated across the blown bridge. Supply levels drop based on the cost for a unit type to move in T mode from hex to hex - not 1 for 1 but an adjusted ratio. So the cost would go up for that hexside, where there is no usable bridge. Rubble is the same way.

Rick

Thank you, Rick, for your reply!

I appreciate it and it gave me the answers I was looking for. It motivates the tactic to try and slip engineers, or other units capable of detroying bridges, behind enemy lines to blow up bridges in the enemy rear to disrupt their supply lines.

Cheers!

Max