KANEV ERRATA

OOOOOPS, or, you must understand this game was produced in Northern
California .......

MAPS and TABLES

There should be lakes between hexes 0518-0618, and 0617-0718, ignore the
swamp in hex 2019, ignore the village symbols in hexes 0922, 1021, 0301.
Owners of Korsun Pocket will notice some discrepancies between the maps
- part of this is accounted for by the different season - the rough
terrain in the loop abstracts a lot of streams that were not very high
in September but were serious obstacles in January. The rough, roads,
and bridges are more accurate on the Kanev map.

The marshy hexside terrain type does not need to be adjacent to a minor
river or stream, despite what the terrain key shows. The indication in
the Terrain Effects Chart that armored units can retreat through swamps,
provided partisans are present, is in error (you guessed?). The example
under Air Drop Scatter and Survival Table should read: "...alas for the
paratroopers, there is two added to the die ... producing a 7 which
produces a Drop Completed Unit Loss result."

RULES

6.0 Units cannot trace Supply lines through terrain they cannot move 
through.

11.7 (last line) 'KG" or "BG" counter.

15.0 Which proves, once again, someone else should proofread what you
type ... appears we dropped a page here ... The Soviet player has an
airborne force consisting of three airborne brigades (1st, 3rd, & 5th
Gds) and two airlanding brigades (2nd and 4th). The former each have
three airborne battalions, and the latter three airlanding battalions
and an artillery battalion (heavy mortar). In addition there are three
Drop Zone markers. These units may be dropped on hexes behind German
lines during any daylight turn in which the Soviet player has air
superiority. The Soviet player secretly writes down which hexes he plans
to drop which units on during the Air Operations Segment, before the
German player moves his units. During the Soviet player turn, after all
ground units have moved, the drop is carried out. Airborne units may not
move (except as a result of combat) nor do they have Z0Cs during the
turn in which they drop and in the subsequent enemy turn. That pretty
much covers 15.0 and 15.1. 15.2 the fourth line should read: "...player
turn in which the Soviet player..."

20.0 Insert after second sentence: Exception - Soviet Rifle divisions.
These units should be placed in a mug or something and drawn randomly by
the Soviet player, alternately they can be secretly drawn by the Soviet
player who then brings them into play in the order drawn. (We are unable
so far to turn up adequate data on the units of the 27th and 47th Soviet
Armies to give a complete picture of exactly which units arrived where
and when.)

OPTIONAL ODDS AND ENDS:

The explanation of what happens if a DZ suffers a "Unit Loss-Drop Com-
pleted" result may be found just above the Air Drop Scatter Diagram on
the map sheet.

HISTORICAL NOTES

On September 23 there were actually 8, not 6, Li-2s available. The Li-2 
was a Soviet-produced model of the C-47 (DC-3).

COMBAT RESULTS TABLE

In all instances, AE should be read as AL.

COMPONENTS

One rules book, one 200 counter sheet, one map, one die, one box, one 
errata sheet (so far),

Finally, the fellow on the cover is not John Wayne, instead it is
someone who actually participated in WWII, unlike the Duke.

NB submitted by John Kula (kula@telus.net)
on behalf of the Strategy Gaming Society
(http://www.boardgamegeek.com/~sgs), 
originally collected by Andrew Webber 
(gbm@wwwebbers.com)