When two units meet on the map, they engage in a real-time army battle.

Central planning operated on the assumption that if each unit met or exceeded its plan, then demand and supply would balance.

One unit on Tiffany Court met most of their criteria.

Still, the unit could not meet the lofty goals of January 2000.

Soviet units often met their German counterparts advancing from the opposite direction.

It would be up to the co-op board to decide if a unit met its definition of furnished.

In August 1942 units of the division first met with the Germans.

The probability that a unit will not meet its demand periods for generating requirements.

These units often meet in sports and field gun competitions.

They will also be able to select a Multiple Assault attack if their units on the board meet the conditions.