TZing elements neither in front or to the rear

[bunwin]

If element A is TZ'd by  element B to A's side, and no part of the B is in front of the front edge of A, I assume A can't then contact B?

Only part of B will therefore be behind the rear of A. Is A able to turn 180 degrees?

[Marcel Bos]

If A is in the TZ of B, and in no-ones other TZ, A should be able to move as an individual element in contact with the frontside of B.

'But, I'm not yet the expert in moving elements, I'm learning the game myself.'   

[landmeister]

If A is in the TZ of B, and in no-ones other TZ, A should be able to move as an individual element in contact with the frontside of B.

Correct

[bunwin]

Thanks, but what do you base that on?

[MikeCampbell]

It's covered by the first bullet point under "Threat Zone" on page 32

"Line up opposite or in front-edge to front-edge combat with the TZ-ing element most directly in front"

If there is only 1 TZ-ing element then it is by definition the one most directly to front - there's no ned to it to be actually in front at all.

[bunwin]

Unless it is to the rear in which case the only action the element can take is turn 180 degree?

[MikeCampbell]

no - that's an additional option - not one that stops you taking any of the others.

so you can jsut turn 180 degrees if you want....or you can move into combat - your choice (along with the various other options that may be avaialble for the particular situation)