From S&T 103 

STANDARD GAME RULES John Alsen was inadvertently left out of the new
edition COBRA~ Game playtest credits.

[2-0] How to Play (The German Player Moves Again) (correction) After any
and all German attacks have been resolved, the German player can move
any of his mechanized units a second time, up to their full movement
point al lowances. As in the first movement phase, a German unit that
begins in an Allied zone of control can be disengaged, and a unit that
is moved into an Allied zone of control must stop and cannot be moved
any further. Unlike the first movement phase, the German player cannot
conduct any overruns during the second movement phase. After the German
player has completed all movement, his turn is over.

[2.0] How to Play (The Allied Player Moves Again) (correction) After all
of his attacks have been resolved, the Allied player can move any of his
units a second time, as did the German player. Allied mechanized units
can be moved up to their full movement point allowance, except for the
British and Canadian in fantry divisions, which can be moved up to
two-thirds of their movement point al lowance (6 movement points). The
Allied player's turn is now over, and one entire game turn has been
completed.

[6.26] (correction) If a unit that has not expended any movement points
in a given movement phase finds that, for whatever reason, it has
insufficient movement points to move to an adjacent hex, it can move to
that hex anyway, unless the new hex is in an enemy zone of control. A
unit can nevermove out of an enemy unit's zone of control unless it has
sufficient movement points to do so-- see case 6.6. In other words,
units can always move at least one hex, regard less of movement point
limitations, unless they are in enemy zones of control.

[9.21] (correction) All units in a given hex must be attacked as a
single defense strength. The defender cannot withhold a unit under
attack. Different units in a hex cannot be attacked separately, nor can
one unit be attacked without involv ing the other units in the same
combat.

[9.34] (correction) The bocage country is delineated on the map by a
brown tint. Any unit defending in a clear or light woods hex in bocage
country has a defensive benefit of one column shift to the left.

[11.0] Supply (correction to last sentence of Procedure) To be in supply
a unit must be able to trace a line of supply to a supply source.

EXPANSION SET RULES

[4.0] Initial Set-up (addition) NOTE: In some cases, the boxes on the
British and US Reinforcement Displays contain a symbol to indicate that
units in those boxes must or else may undergo Landing Attrition when
they enter the game. Units with a large dot in their box enter via a
beach hex and must undergo Landing Attrition during step 6 of the
landing phase. Units whose boxes contain a smaller dot are Commando
units which must undergo landing attrition only if they land on a beach
hex. Units containing a triangle inside a circle must undergo a check to
see if they scatter before undergoing landing attrition. In this regard,
note that all three boxes containing Paratroop units should contain a
triangle surrounded by a circle. Also, the X2 box for Utah Beach should
not contain a dot. The US 90th Infantry Division entering on game turn
X2 does not undergo landing attrition.

[17.0] The Battle of the Build-up (correction) In Exception 3 of this
section, Carentan should be listed as hex X2120. The five hexes of
Cherbourg should be listed as: X1207, X1307, X1308, X1208, and X1407.

EXPANSION COUNTER SHEET

The German 326th Division (XX) is in correctly shown as a regiment (III)
on the front of its counter.

The British 5th Guards Brigade is incorrectly shown as the 15th Guards
Brigade.

The German LXXXIV Corps unit's deployment should be hex X1606, not plain
1606.

The German 10/lOSS unit's deployment is missing; it should appear on the
unit's back (depleted) side as "X8E.''

EXPANSION SET MAP

The supply head symbols were left off the map. There should be a
standard supply head symbol on the "supply head" and "beach" entries of
the Terrain Key and in the following hexes: all beach hexes (X2315,
X2415, X3118, X3218, X3318, X4018, X4119, X4219, X4319, X4620), three
Cherbourg hexes (X1207, X1307, X1407) and the ports of Barfleur (X2207),
St. Vaast-La-Hogue (X2209), Grand champs-les-Bains (X2717), Carentan
(X2120), Isingy (X2619), and Port-en Bessin (X3418). An easy way to
remember which hexes are supply heads is that all beach hexes and all
hexes for which supply head counters are provided fall into this
category.

The marsh terrain shown in hexes X2919-X3019-X3120 is incorrect; these
hexes contain no marsh terrain. Instead, hexes X2920-X2819-X2719 should
contain this marsh feature.

Hexes X0707 and X0808 contain hills.

Hex X0908 contains light woods.

Hex X0709 contains light woods and bocage only. There should be no hills
in this hex.

Ignore the "x3 VPs" indication in the Al lied Withdrawn Units Box. The
VPs awarded for withdrawing these units are, indeed, variable as
detailed in the rules.

A number of units are missing from the US Reinforcement Display. These
units and their turns of entry are: turn 1, US 5th Infantry Division;
turn 2, CCA of the US 4th Armored Division; and turn 3, CCA and CCB of
the US 6th Armored Divison.