I don't see why not.
p 29 Final fire "moved may fire"
I think you need to give that battalion commander a commendation however.
Charges, moves and passage of lines
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RogerGreenwood
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Re: Charges, moves and passage of lines
Who said it would create problems... 
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RogerGreenwood
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Re: Charges, moves and passage of lines
This is actually not an issue with regard to the support move topic. Only those who participate in a combat get the marker.
If we return to the original question about passage of lines in a charge. Don't group move as a charge, just declare the unit as a supporter and interpenetrate as a normal move. It costs another CP but that is all.
If we return to the original question about passage of lines in a charge. Don't group move as a charge, just declare the unit as a supporter and interpenetrate as a normal move. It costs another CP but that is all.
Re: Charges, moves and passage of lines
I agree. As long as you pay the extra pip to pass thru during the charge move but would this prevent prep fire as neither unit can engage in shock or fire combat
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RogerGreenwood
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Re: Charges, moves and passage of lines
I feel I need to open an old wound here. I have been reading the rules again and can see another interpretation. I believe I was wrong in my previous statements. Does the following make sense?
The start of the rules about charging state that it is a move attempting to end in contact. It can be made by a group.
It doesn't state that every moving unit in the group must necessarily be charging. So long as the group movement rules are followed I suppose other units may move with the charging unit as a group move. Typically, a unit directly behind the chargers cannot be attempting to make contact. In this case those other units can make a passage of lines.
The start of the rules about charging state that it is a move attempting to end in contact. It can be made by a group.
It doesn't state that every moving unit in the group must necessarily be charging. So long as the group movement rules are followed I suppose other units may move with the charging unit as a group move. Typically, a unit directly behind the chargers cannot be attempting to make contact. In this case those other units can make a passage of lines.