From: DannyLA@gnn.com (Danny  Holte)
Subject: Re: CONSIM Periodicals

S&T Issue #26     'GRUNT'    errata (from Moves #9)  submitted by D. Holte

PROBE
In the Two-Player Basic Game, the U.S. Player discovers N.L.F.
units by announcing a Probe of any (or all) suspected Enemy
occupied hexes to which the U.S. Player has units adjacent.
Probing takes place after the U.S. Movement Phase and before the
Combat Phase.  U.S. units may not fire into a hex which was
probed in the current U.S. Player-Turn. Once turned...(leave
remainder as is).

PINNING
 (Second Paragraph)
Units which have been pinned may not move or fire in their
ensuing Player-Turn. Remove the Pinned Marker at the end of
the pinned unit's next Player-Turn. Helicopters are not pinned
but units being landed by them may be pinned.

INTERROGATION
 (Third Paragraph)
If you interrogate a porter, you may roll the die twice and
use both results.  Cache units uncovered by interrogation
may not be moved subsequently by the N.L.F. player.

CIVILIANS
In the last sentence the italicized phraze ("except civilians")
should be expanded to say ("Except civilians which are immobile
throughout the game")

AMMUNITION AND SUPPLY
 Reconnaissance-by-Fire
 (Change the second sentence to read)
In this technique, the Player may choose any hex within range,
but not necessarily within the Line of Sight, of any unit
capable of fire, and fire into it.

CASUALTY COMBAT RESULTS TABLE
(D)  Abandoned casualties cause additional point loss.
American casualty units are considered lost if they are left
on a booby trap counter; if not airlifted out; or if not
accompanied by a medical unit; at the end of the game.  N.L.F.
casualty units are considered abandoned if they have been
picked up by an American medical unit, and not recovered by
an N.L.F. unit by the end of the game.

INTERROGATION RESULTS TABLE
 (In the last sentence of the first paragraph change it to read)
If the second result is "Peasant Wounded" then the Porter can
be considered as killed under interrogation: U.S. Player sub-
tracts five (5) points from his score immediately.

SNIPERS
Snipers are ordinary combat units with an Attack Strength of
"1;" the only differences in these units are that they may
move independently of Command Control, and the first time
they take either points or casualties (depending on which CRT
is in use) they are removed from the game board.

BODY COUNT
 (On page 38xs of the rules, the eleventh line of the second
 paragraph of the Body Count rule should read)
though they may not fire while...

N.L.F. ORDER OF BATTLE CHART
 (Make the following changes)
Mobile Base Camp should have on Records and one Radio;
give 60 points to U.S. Player;
Mobile Training Camp should have one Records;
Supply Depot should have four Ammunition;
N.L.F. Held Area should have three Commanders.

-Danny

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