• For internal reasons, there can only be up to 30 militia groups traveling at a time.
• Militia requires someone nearby to tell them to move. For simplicity, we require the mercs simply to not be in a coma, asleep is okay (otherwise we have to wake them up, give the order, set them asleep again - tedious!).
  This can be achieved in several ways:
  1. they are in the same sector
  2. they are in the same town (otherwise we'd have to do tedious town-internal travel)
  3. they are a radio operator in an adjacent sector
  4. they are a radio operator in a sector adjacent to the militia's town
  5. they are a radio operator in a town adjacent to the militia's sector
• If, however, we control the Alma military HQ, and if someone capable enough - an experienced merc with enough wisdom and leadership (lvl 5, WIS 70, LDR 70) - staffs it, then we can order militia around the entire country. Because, uhm, the HQ has maps and plans and radio equipment and.. stuff.
  
  
  
• Militia travels as fast as mercs do (without any ranger or background boni). Note, however, that they travel slower at night, because they need their sleep. You might not now that, but army patrols also do that.
• Militia travel is similar to enemy travel. This means that during the travel, it stays in its origin sector, an once the travel is completed, it is transferred to the target sector. So this is different from mercs, who are in between sectors while traveling.
• Traveling militia can not be redistributed in the militia redistribution screen, because duh, they are traveling.
• Militia will engage any hostile force it encounters.
• If your militia has gear equipped, it will move with them of course.
• Militia will not move out of a sector if there is currently a fight in that sector.
• The facility assignment trains leadership and wisdom a tiny bit.
• While the HQ is staffed, mobile militia does not wander around randomly on its own. Because why should it?
• This is incompatible with mobile militia - while this is active, mobile militia won't, because its pretty pointless in that case.
• The previous feature is not active anymore.

[Militia Strategic Movement Settings]

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; If ALLOW_MILITIA_STRATEGIC_COMMAND is TRUE, we can plot paths for militia jut like for merc groups or the heli.
; To command militia, display militia in the strategic map, then leftclick on a sector with militia in it.
; This requires either control and staffing of a military HQ, a merc in the same sector/town, or a radio operator in an adjacent sector.
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; : If ALLOW_MILITIA_STRATEGIC_COMMAND is TRUE, ALLOW_MOBILE_MILITIA and its subsequent settings are IGNORED!
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ALLOW_MILITIA_STRATEGIC_COMMAND = FALSE

• When clicking on a sector to start militia pathing, and the sector does not have static militia but militia groups, select the last militia group instead of creating a new empty one. This removes the issue where clicking on a sector whose militia are all in movement groups creates a new, empty group. Now the last group of the list is selected (realistically, that's what you want in over 90% of the times anyway).
• The final sector in a militia group's path is shown while plotting in the strategic map. Usefulin case you forgot where you sent your team to...
• Militia can now retreat from autoresolve if one clicks the 'retreat' button. However, this command needs to be given to them by our mercs, thereby fitting in with the rest of the feature. Like stated in the first post, a merc can order militia if any of the following are true:
  
  • they are in the same sector
  • they are in the same town (otherwise we'd have to do tedious town-internal travel)
  • they are a radio operator in an adjacent sector
  • they are a radio operator in a sector adjacent to the militia's town
  • they are a radio operator in a town adjacent to the militia's sector
  • the military HQ is staffed by qualified personnel
  If the militia was in a group, they will retreat to the sector they came from. If they were static (like, say, in a city) they will retreat to the closest (in regards to travel-time) non-hostile adjacent sector. If no such sector exists, they will stay in the sector of the battle, 'cause what else am I gonna do?
  Note that, as to keep this in line with the general enemy and militia movement behaviour, they will move to this sector instantly.

I suppose the move commands for Mobile Militia are not available in 7609 version? I'm playing ja2_7609en+AI_r727.exe by Sevenfm.