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Air Freight Depot - 2/20/2022 9:56:25 PM

rocketman71

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In order to secure freight to be air lifted a valuable addition would be dedicated air freight depots that could be created where transport groups are based. The priority setting would make sure that a certain amount of freight is there at all times. Another option would be to be able to order regular depots to store a certain amount that isn't sent forward to any other units than transports. As it is now I have a hard time figuring out how to have spare freight to air lift. Sometimes it is in priority 2 depots and sometimes in 4. Sometimes close to the front and sometimes far away from it. Having control over this would make operations in poor supply situations more manageable.

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RE: Air Freight Depot - 2/21/2022 6:18:44 AM

Jeff_Ahl

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quote:

ORIGINAL: rocketman71

In order to secure freight to be air lifted a valuable addition would be dedicated air freight depots that could be created where transport groups are based. The priority setting would make sure that a certain amount of freight is there at all times. Another option would be to be able to order regular depots to store a certain amount that isn't sent forward to any other units than transports. As it is now I have a hard time figuring out how to have spare freight to air lift. Sometimes it is in priority 2 depots and sometimes in 4. Sometimes close to the front and sometimes far away from it. Having control over this would make operations in poor supply situations more manageable.

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