Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

A question from Australia. A light infantry unit in two ranks is
charged from its front and evades to its rear. It interpenetrates a
friendly unit but does not have the movement to clear the
interpenetreted unit completely. One rank ends completely inside the
space occupied by the interpenetrated unit and as per 6.522 is moved
clear. The second rank has parlially entered the space occupied by
the interpenetrated unit. Is it also moved clear? To ask the question
another way do the words "only those evading or routing elements that
actually entered the space occupied by the second body" apply tp
elements partially inside the said space?

[joncleaves]

In a message dated 1/16/2004 23:48:15 Central Standard Time,
johnball1947@... writes:
A question from Australia. A light infantry unit in two ranks is
charged from its front and evades to its rear. It interpenetrates a
friendly unit but does not have the movement to clear the
interpenetreted unit completely. One rank ends completely inside the
space occupied by the interpenetrated unit and as per 6.522 is moved
clear. The second rank has parlially entered the space occupied by
the interpenetrated unit. Is it also moved clear? To ask the question
another way do the words "only those evading or routing elements that
actually entered the space occupied by the second body" apply tp
elements partially inside the said space?

Yes and yes.
Jon


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