Why are you moving this industry?
It will take a while before they start producing vehicles again, and the worst thing KLilly can do is extend his front towards Stalingrad...

<r> 10.000+ medium tanks, almost 10.000 light tanks, just rusting away in the pool <E>:(</E><br/>
Perhaps build a few more Tank Corps, not to go adventuring with them (they are very poor in defense), but just to be able to take more tank casualties and less infantry casualties when attacking?<br ...

<t> 1) Sappers and other attachments for all your Infantry Corps if you do not have them already<br/>
2) Combine Divs into Guard Inf Corps<br/>
3) Combine Divs into Regular Inf Corps<br/>
4) Tank Brigades (or will this kill your vehicles?) You probably have a few thousand T-34 and KV-1s in the ...

<t> Ah...finally KLilly shows his hand and the Panzers reappear. His big problem is that his front is too long and he is running out of counters to put in the front line. So he is trying to:<br/>
- shorten the line by eliminating the Crimea bulge.<br/>
- stopping your center offensive which ...

<t> I have to admit that KLilly has me stumped on what he is doing....given the sudden occurrence of armor near the Crimea, I'd expect an attack there. But why would he be withdrawing in the north and center? Is he hurting for manpower? Where is he withdrawing to? <br/>
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And I *still* would ...

If you want to attack the Finns, transport your Rifle Corps to Leningrad, where he has only regiments defending.

But, given that all his armor is off your radar, and is likely to strike somewhere soon, they may serve even better as a reserve for the main front.....

<t> Perhaps a stupid question, but why are you attacking in Finland? What is your strategic goal?<br/>
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You need about 6 divisions up north digging in deep and the fortified zones outside Leningrad, and that's it for the rest of the war. You have killed a few Finnish divisions, so Finland has ...

<t> I see corps in Lapland, stacked frontlines in the North and Center, an entire pink Front NW of Velikiye Luki which is having a holiday as 90% is in reserve: all in at least 2 million troops that can be used to stop this. It is clear that all of his offensive power is in the south, yet you are ...

<t> If I were you I'd start building a better defensive line with strategic reserves:<br/>
- I still see many stacks of 2 and 3 divisions in your front line. Shouldn't you be unstacking your front lines in order to create a deeper line? At this point, the Germans will not be stopped by a three ...

<t> [align=left]I think that you don't quite need 1:2, you have most of your Armament Factories, since you hold most of the Motherland you must receive a lot of manpower every turn, and you have a pool full of tanks. But 13:1 definitely is not good enough. <br/>
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BTW: Is there a way to get ...

In the last two turns I count:
142K Soviet v 11K Axis
1500 Guns vs 400 Axis
100 AFV vs 0 Axis

What are you trying to achieve with the attacks? Am I missing something?

Losses: 75K Soviet vs 7.5K Axis. Methinks the Winter offensive is largely over, though I'm curious as to what he will do around Tallinn.

BTW: Do you know if his Recon losses are hurting him? Have you any idea how much of his recon capacity has been destroyed?

<t> > I expect KLilly to start his spring push any turn now. <br/>
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To do what?<br/>
- All industry west of Vladivostok has been evacuated <br/>
- He'll find it hard to pocket many Russians since you can fall back 20 hexes without any problem<br/>
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All you need to do is avoid a total ...

<t> The war is already over. He is way too far west, doesn't have Leningrad, didn't cause enough casualties and didn't capture enough factories. Gaining the Cherkassy-Gomel-Mogilev-Vitebsk-VL line seems almost a given. Additionally, he has to stop running somewhere or you will retake Kiev, Pskov and ...