Okay, forgive me if this is a silly question, but I can't seem to find it explained clearly anywhere in the rule or army books.
How do neodogs and CHAS and suchlike work? For example, I have a LAMI officer with a Neodog. Does the dog have to move/ready/whatever with the lieutenant, or are both considered independent models? So, if the dog makes a move action, does the officer count as having used his action?
Similarly, in a K9 squad, can the dogs move twice, whilst the squad shoots twice in a turn? What if the dogs are in combat but the men are not? Or could the dog move and ready (say to discover a camouflaged entrance) and then the squad take their two actions?
I gather a CHAS is just part of the unit and must remain within command range, but neodogs seem a bit confusing as they operate at command range x2 and obviously can't make shoot actions.
How do neodogs and CHAS and suchlike work? For example, I have a LAMI officer with a Neodog. Does the dog have to move/ready/whatever with the lieutenant, or are both considered independent models? So, if the dog makes a move action, does the officer count as having used his action?
Similarly, in a K9 squad, can the dogs move twice, whilst the squad shoots twice in a turn? What if the dogs are in combat but the men are not? Or could the dog move and ready (say to discover a camouflaged entrance) and then the squad take their two actions?
I gather a CHAS is just part of the unit and must remain within command range, but neodogs seem a bit confusing as they operate at command range x2 and obviously can't make shoot actions.