Changes and additions for West End Games' Eastern Front Tank Leader, as
found in Western Front Tank Leader.  (BTW, they did it nicely:  they
put a bold bar by every rule change or addition from EFTL, so the new
things stand out.)

Basic Game:
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 (The major changes in the basic game are 8.53 to 8.55, and 9.21.
  The rest are largely common sense things that were left out.)

4.3.5: Also remove Fired Markers from the map.

8.53: Units which enter a hex occupied by enemy units must stop and
      may move no farther.  (Exception: 14.2, overruns)

8.54: The order of units in a stack does not affect play.

8.55: All units in a hex that contains friendly or enemy units may
      be examined freely.

9.16: -1 if spotter is vehicle and target is Infantry.

9.18: placing "fired" markers: if the *only* enemy with LOS to the
      firing unit is killed, no "fired" marker is placed.

9.21: any unit in a stack may be fired at.

9.23: units on roads in cover get the cover bonus.

Advanced Game:
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  (I've never played the advanced game, so I don't know how significant
  these changes are.  Most are just common sense, again, but the close
  assault and overrun rules look very different.)

12.21: Forward Observers are not subject to Tactical Doctrine
       (section 11).  FO loss does not affect morale.  Units may move
       through enemy FOs.

13.12: units combining fire must be in same hex or adjacent to a unit
       it is combining fire with.

13.21: Indirect fire may be used vs. enemy in same hex as firing unit.

13.27: All fire zone markers are removed each morale phase.
       A hex may contain multiple fire zones.  Fire Zone strengths are
       not additive, but each one attacks each unit entering the hex.

13.28: anti-vehicle strengths are not additive.

13.29: A unit with Strength 0 that is "doubled" fires with strength 1.

13.4: only one entrenchment marker per *non-vehicle* unit in the hex.

14.1.2: Close assault targets can *only* be vehicles.

14.1.3: No close assault is allowed if the enemy vehicle is stacked
	with infantry.

14.11: FOs and Artillery units cannot conduct close assault attacks.

14.2: Only *non-vehicle or truck* units in a clear terrain or brush hex
      may be overrun.

14.2.1: infantry with ranged anti-vehicle strength may fire *before*
	their hex is entered. They may fire again when the overrunning
	unit leaves the hex *if* they make a morale check.

14.21: Trucks are fired at with non-vehicle strength.
       Infantry in cover cannot be overrun, even if on a road.  Overrun
       movement cost of 1/2 movement is *instead* of normal hex
       movement cost, not in addition to it.

sos@oz.plymouth.edu (Steffan O'Sullivan)