Battle debris markers

When a tank is removed it is replaced with a wreck marker, which gives cover and does not count for overlap. Two or more wrecks in one space count as Rough Terrain 3. A stand moving through a wreck on a road must pay either the road or the wreck cost and cannot use the road movement rate there. Recovery vehicles, dozer-blade vehicles, large transports and heavy tracked vehicles can clear the road by sitting on the wreck and passing a cohesion roll in the marker-removal phase, after which the marker stays but the road rate resumes.

If two or more wrecks occupy the same space, treat it like Rough Terrain 3 instead. 9.2.2 If a wreck is located on a road or track, moving stands may choose to pay either the cost of the underlying terrain or the cost of the wreck.

After a rout, a flotsam marker about the size of a squadron in epi mias is left where the melee was fought. Any squadron crossing it, even partly, moves at half speed and becomes Disordered.

Any squadron crossing the marker even with a small part must move at half speed and is Disordered, if not already

A destroyed vehicle is not removed but left in place. Fire traced through it gets concealment, and units crossing it treat it as Difficult Terrain and so move at a penalty. It is a simple persistent obstacle with no clearing procedure.

WRECKS - Destroyed vehicles are left on the table, offering concealment when fired through and counting as Difficult Terrain.