5e pp80:
"BENEFITS OF C3 NETWORKS
The members of any given C3 network function as a team, sharing targeting data that enables all members of the network to attack a selected target as if all of them are in the same range bracket as the network's closest active member with a valid LOS to it."
5e pp187: (Aerospace Ground to Air Attacks)
DETERMINE RANGE
To determine the range between a non-aerospace unit to an airborne aerospace unit, measure from the edge of the attacker’s base to the nearest point along the airborne aerospace unit’s flight path that also lies within the attacker’s forward arc, then add the aerospace unit’s altitude, 6” for Low, 12” for Middle, 30” for High, and 48” for Extreme.
Scenario:
Normally C3I range stuff is pretty simple because opposing units exist at a fixed point so there's only one range for everyone. Aerospace units cover a line.
I have unit A with C3I who is directly under the flight path of an aerospace fighter (at low altitude), so range = 6"
I have another unit B with C3I who is about 30" away from the other ground unit and offset 5" from the flight path.
Can I utilise the C3I-based range from unit A (6") for unit B's attack (i.e. +0 TN for short range)?
What range bracket attack damage do I use for unit B's attack:
1) Medium because the range (5" horizontal + 6" altitude) to the aerospace fighter iaw a standard ground to air attack
2) Long because that's the range to the fighter at the point they are closest to unit A to be in short range ~(30" to unit A + 6" altitude)
