Post by glanders on Oct 3, 2017 11:43:55 GMT
I have three dba questions.
1. As a stand approaches a river at a 45 degree angle does the stand have to conform to the river’s edge crossing parallel to the river side or can it continue across at a 45 degree angle?
I thought you can contact the river at a 45 degree angle but you must conform to cross the river since you can’t move down stream.
2. Army A has a SP stand in contact front edge to front edge with army B Blade stand.
Army A has an army B PS stand closing the door on its SP stand.
Then Army A then moves an AUX stand to close the door on the Army B Blade.
My friend said the army A SP turns to face the army B PS and the Army B blade turns to face the army A Aux.
I say no because they are already contacted in front
What do you say?
3. a column of a spear and a ps has the spear contacted legally in the side by a blade and also contacts the PS.
I say the spear turns to face the blade with the ps behind it. So they both turn to face the blade.
My friend says the spear turns and the ps backs away.
1. As a stand approaches a river at a 45 degree angle does the stand have to conform to the river’s edge crossing parallel to the river side or can it continue across at a 45 degree angle?
I thought you can contact the river at a 45 degree angle but you must conform to cross the river since you can’t move down stream.
2. Army A has a SP stand in contact front edge to front edge with army B Blade stand.
Army A has an army B PS stand closing the door on its SP stand.
Then Army A then moves an AUX stand to close the door on the Army B Blade.
My friend said the army A SP turns to face the army B PS and the Army B blade turns to face the army A Aux.
I say no because they are already contacted in front
What do you say?
3. a column of a spear and a ps has the spear contacted legally in the side by a blade and also contacts the PS.
I say the spear turns to face the blade with the ps behind it. So they both turn to face the blade.
My friend says the spear turns and the ps backs away.
But this is regarding DBA 3. Good catch by him that river crossing is on page 9 in 3, but on page 14 in 2.2. Smaller pages.