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Volunteers; when you sent army to your allies, then you want still control them, when they arrived.
Expeditionary Forces; when you sent army to your allies, then you give your allies control them, when they arrived.
They don't disappear, they appear as your's allied troops.
Is like you get Expeditionary Forces, then you can control them.
When you send an expedition force you are giving the other player control over the units and it is no longer yours. It is basically the reverse of them annoying units your puppets send you. So it will disappear from your list of units, but should still show in expeditions tab.
The other disappeared is the unit is completely gone because the AI did something stupid with it and it got wiped out or overrun, or it got a really bad deployment.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3309978773
Yeah what a waste of tank divisions.
I sent my volunteers to JAPAN.
They landed in SINGAPORE.
I would look around the map some.
Not even sure why you are looking because you cannot control them.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3310636274
Same game.