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What is the different between stacking attached Corps with Army and leaving those attached corps individually ? Is there any bonus different ?

and let say I have 2 corps which have inactive commanders , so I just stack them with an Army and the penalty will go away right due to the stack commander now is the active Army Commander and I can safely move them across hostile region without the 35% penalty ?

Later I can split them out for movement /battle as Army cannot initiate battles ...

Am I right here or wrong ...a bit confuse

Oops now I understand ...by stacking the corps into Army , it just split and become units directly under that Army ..

Yup, if you combine the corps stack into the army stack, the corps "disappears"

The turn you re-form the corps, it gets no bonuses from the army commander, also the army can't initiate attacks.

Yes things are much clear now

Why do corps disappear when it stack into Army ? Division does not ?

Cheers

Because "corps" and "army" are stack formations and therefore mutually exclusive, while "division" is a unit formation.

means in other words , army and corps are like a container ?

I have to admit that I'm a bit uncertain what "container" actually is, but if you mean a place you can group units together, then yes.

Actually the word " container" was use in Forge of Freedom game in describing army and corp theory ..yes that what I meant..thanks for the quick reply

technically armies, corps, fleets, and divisions are all containers

but divisions are special because they are the only container that can be placed inside another container (armies and corps in this case)

blackbellamy wrote:technically armies, corps, fleets, and divisions are all containers

but divisions are special because they are the only container that can be placed inside another container (armies and corps in this case)

This is a perfect explanation ..thanks