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Kamikaze unit with retirement date [SOLVED] - 1/3/2019 11:21:33 AM

cohimbra
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Hi all, have a question about my choise to utilize air unit with predefined retiment date as kamikaze. A screenshot can show more than thousand words. As you can see my kamikaze J2M3 Hikotai is scheduled to retire 05/25/1945 (57 days from current date); withdrawing option must(?) be shown (as other NOT kamikaze unit) but it doesn't. The same for another Hikotai (A6M8) set as kami too. No matter if I send it at Tokyo with AF=10 & million supplies. At this point question is simple: kami units can't be withdrawned? It cost me PP's till the end of Grand Campaign? Thanks for your time.

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RE: Kamikaze unit with retirement date - 1/3/2019 8:17:35 PM

IdahoNYer
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Perhaps if you change the group mission to training or stand down you'll be able to access the disband or withdrawal option?

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RE: Kamikaze unit with retirement date - 1/4/2019 5:14:23 PM

cohimbra
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ORIGINAL: IdahoNYer

Perhaps if you change the group mission to training or stand down you'll be able to access the disband or withdrawal option?

It works...thank you. It's awesome how after 10 years of intensive playing you can still learn new things. Thanks again. Banzai!

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