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Originally Posted by Raellus
American troops in neighboring Yugoslavia are under CivGov command, no? With which gov't faction do you think a Romanian-based 173rd BCT would side?
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Found the more or less definite answer to that one - pg 27 of the ref's manual
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The surviving foreign and national organizations dealing or concerned with the United States, choose between the rival Governments. The German Military Government and Polish Government in Exile continued relations with the Joint Chiefs, while the partisan commands of Jugoslavia and Romania recognized the civilian Government.
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So looks like the Herd should be pro Civgov, notwithstanding any skullduggery initiated in Med Cruise.
Some more snippets from Med Cruise that may be useful in defining an area of operations
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The only major Soviet force remaining in Europe after Decem-ber of 2000 was the Danube Front of the Southwestern TVD (Teatr Voennikh Deystivy, Theater of Military Operations), consisting of the 38th Army and the 3rd Guards Tank Army, Located in the Bucharest-Ploesti area, these forces are currently making use of one of the few refinery complexes in the world not destroyed by the war to provide fuel. These two armies represent the last viable tank forces in Europe.
The Danube Front currently encompasses the area east and south of the Carpathians, all the way to the Black Sea coast from Mangalia north to the mouth of the Danube (although parts of this area are still only partially controlled, and numerous bands of anti-Soviet partisans are operating on the fringes). The key to Soviet control of the area is the oil fields and refineries around Ploesti.
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