Moving Land Divisions into warzone

Hi,

I can't seem to move my LRD's into a neighbor I've declared war on. Each time I hit the move option and click on the war target country, I get the message " Sorry 'named unit' cannot cross the seas'.

We are two costal countries, but I am clicking on a spot in the middle of the country next door. I've tried hitting several places in the country, and even when I don't get the message, the units seem to be headed toward the coast of the country, and not where I am clicking.

Any help would be appreciated. Country is United Federalists on White Giant.

Where do I buy trucks? I have a unit, and when I try to resupply, it says there aren't enough trucks available??

Its an industrial product so go to trade>products in stock: buy and sell. Scroll to the bottom

Thanks I've found the trucks.

Now, for some reason not explained in my Log, my Aircraft Carrier Fleet has just disappeared???

Also, my air units are not supplying with missles, even tho I have plenty in stock??

Thanks for any help.

Check your list of navy units. It should be listed. If not, did you run out of an ammo type? Itll dismantle units and sell weapons for ammo if you run out. If you have plenty of supply units, and have the ammo in stock, they will catch up all of your air units.

Thanks,

I believe I had plenty of missiles for the Navy, but how quickly would an entire air-carrier group go away?? 2 carriers 8 destroyers...the default setup. It completely disappeared overnight, and there is nothing in the log about it!

Well if you have no ammo in stock, it dismantles the whole unit immediately and sells some of the weapons short on ammo. The remaining weapons should then be in stock on the offensive page, so you might check there. Idk if the log will mention it. If that want the case, you might email the gm.

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