Infantry Forward Leader

EXAMPLES:
An ordered Infantry unit may normally move 1 hex and battle, but when an “Infantry Forward Leader” Tactician card is played on the unit with an attached Leader, the unit may move 2 hexes and battle. When an “Infantry Forward Leader” Tactician card is played on a light Infantry unit with an attached Leader, the unit may move 2 hexes and battle or has the option to move 3 hexes and not battle.
An ordered Infantry unit, with an attached Leader, when ordered by a “Bayonet Charge” Command card may normally move up to 2 hexes and melee, but when an “Infantry Forward Leader” Tactician card is played on the unit with an attached Leader, the unit may move up to 3 hexes and melee.
An ordered Infantry unit, with an attached Leader, when ordered by a “Force March” Command card may normally move up to 2 hexes and battle, but when an “Infantry Forward Leader” Tactician card is played on the Infantry unit with an attached Leader, the Infantry unit may move up to 3 hexes and battle.
An ordered Light, Grenadier or Guard Infantry unit, with or without an attached Leader, when ordered by a “Force March” Command card may normally move up to 2 hexes and battle, but when an “Infantry Forward Leader” Tactician card is played on a Light, Grenadier or Guard Infantry unit with an attached Leader, the unit may move up to 3 hexes and battle.
An ordered Infantry unit, with an attached Leader, when ordered by a “La Grande Manoeuver” Command card may normally move 4 hexes and not battle, but when an “Infantry Forward Leader” Tactician card is played on the unit with an attached Leader, the unit may move 5 hexes and not battle.
An ordered Austrian Line infantry or Militia Infantry unit is limited to only move 1 hex and battle when ordered by a “Bayonet Charge” or a “Force March” Command card, but when an “Infantry Forward Leader” Tactician card is also played on an Austrian Line infantry or Militia Infantry unit with an attached Leader, the unit may move 2 hexes and battle.