However, the supply limits rule's first bullet says:11.18.2
Clarification: The reorganization path is traced from the HQ to the unit – which is the reverse of tracing a unit’s supply. This means that a disorganized unit which is not stacked with a land unit but is in the ZOC of an enemy unit, cannot be reorganized, as the enemy ZOC prevents the path from entering the disorganized unit’s hex. However, an HQ simply ignores enemy ZOCs when reorganizing units in a hex adjacent to the HQ.
Thus the disrupted unit should not have a problem tracing the reorganization path into its hex because there is a unit there -- itself. The supply rule doesn't say anything about a unit not counting for itself; if a unit is in the hex, you may trace a supply path there. Could someone explain this "clarification" to me? It seems to me that it "clarified" something that was perfectly clear, in an incorrect fashion.2.4.2
LIMITS ON SUPPLY PATHS
You cannot trace a supply path:
Into an enemy ZOC (unless the hex contains a friendly land unit)
Taking this clarification literally, and reversing it to the case of an ordinary supply path, not a reorganization path, would mean that you could not trace supply to an HQ that was alone in a hex in an enemy ZOC. I submit that this is nonsense, as is this "clarification".