IAAPA International Axis And Allies Players Association



IAAPA Recruiting Department: The Final Hurdle


Please answer the following questions and press the button Submit Answers at the bottom of the page when you finish. You must answer all questions.

True or False: If an aircraft flies over a transport which has an AA gun on it on its way to battle (during combat movement), does the AA gun fire at the aircraft?
True or False: Players must place a bid naval unit adjacent to a territory that contains an Industrial Complex.
True or False: When you receive Industrial Technology through Weapons Development, future weapons development rolls cost only 4 IPCs.
True or False: A player with 50 IPCs can legally purchase this at the start of his turn: 2 INF, 1 ARM, 2 TRN, 1 AC and 1 FTR.
True or False: An air unit provides a potential retreat territory simply by flying over it on its way to the battle?
True or False: Once all the land units of an attacker are killed, he may retreat any surviving air units.
True or False: A carrier can accommodate 2 fighters or 1 bomber.
The Wake Island Sea Zone has a Japanese aircraft carrier with 1 fighter on board. The carrier
is attacked and sunk by a US submarine. The fighter...
a. is lost.
b. may fly to any friendly territory within a flight range of 4.
c. may hover over the sea zone until Japan's next turn.
d. may land on Wake Island.
During an amphibious assault:
a. The player may retreat all remaining attacking units at any time.
b. The player may retreat any units except for the troops that were unloaded.
c. The player may retreat air units once all attacking ground troops are killed.
d. No unit may retreat from the amphibious assault at any time.
Which of the following is a TRUE statement?

a All naval units can hit air units when defending.
b You may have more than one AA Gun in the same territory.
c Only submarines (in the attacking force) may retreat during naval combat.
d You can perform a Strategic Bombing Raid and an attack on the same territory in the same turn, with different units.