How Seaplanes Come To Tarnopol?

[Templer]

How seaplanes come to Tarnopol?

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[Jim-NC]

Because there is nothing forcing them to stay in waterways (they are land units, and thus can move anywhere land units can move) - which is the obvious answer, but I am not sure how to keep them ocean bound.

[Templer]

It's just confusing. One would expect that seaplanes remain near water.
But here the Russian drags 142! Seaplane with him.

[caranorn]

Technically at least seplanes could operate from rivers and lakes. But of course in most cases it would make little sense to employ naval aviation inland...

[Templer]

Technically at least seplanes could operate from rivers and lakes...

Yes, but I doubt that anyone has ever used it. Not even the Russians.
This should also not be simulated in the game.

[GlobalExplorer]

Tbh I dont see the problem. There is hardly a place in Europe without water, and a slow-moving 1914 seaplane could land on any large enough lake and river.
In WW2 Russians operated even from frozen water.

[PhilThib]

Yes, WAD

[Templer]

Yes, WAD

Don't like this WAD!

[Doctor Haider]

Yes, but I doubt that anyone has ever used it. Not even the Russians.
This should also not be simulated in the game.

Ha!

Surprisingly, Reds used seaplanes based on river aircraft carriers (actually barges) during the Russian Civil War:

Seaplane carrying river barge "Comunna":

[Ace]

Possible solution could be to make sea planes river going units?