Several Moscow 42 Questions

[Liebchen]

OK, so these shots were taken at the beginning of the Russian turn, right? If so, then this is my guess as to what happened:

a. The first example, the infantry, was isolated at the beginning of the German turn, but the German AI moved the other units adjacent to it, so that now it has restored the unit's supply line. But this restoration won't take effect until the beginning of the next German turn.

b. In the second example, the ATG must have had another unit (infantry?) next to it at the beginning of the German turn, allowing it to escape "isolated" status. But that other (infantry?) unit moved away during the course of the German turn, leaving the ATG there in it's initial status. At the start of the next German turn, that ATG will be isolated.

That's my guess. Perhaps due to the size of the scenario your playing, you had no continuity and these particular units' status escaped your notice. It might be easier to pick these details up, if you weren't playing what has to be one of the largest scenarios in one of the largest ever Panzer Campaigns titles.

I'll bet that cut off Russian infantry stack in the first example is marked "isolated," isn't it?