Turn 34
Well a number of shifts this turn. I suspect my plan to move the Canadians to another part of the front is going to get delayed. There are signs that there will be a renewed try Quebec and Montreal. Some shifting of units and the Swedes appear to be heading this way.

My counter push ...

Turn 33
Another early turn ending for me. I miss out on a lot of counter attacks I was planning but it is not completely the end of the world. That said a fair bit looks like it might get cut off and I’ll probably not manage to save it. The thing I cannot completely grok at the moment is the ...

Turn 32
Well Vancouver falls. Not a big surprise there. New York as well. There are a chunk of my units that have been cut off and the Axis advance continues between Canada and Scranton though Axis advances anywhere else (except Vancouver) are minimal. I am concerned that I’ll lose more as ...

Turn 31
OK this is unexpected. Chris hits the beach just below Vancouver, blows away the two Divisions I have there and advances around the outskirts of Vancouver. It has not fallen but it will shortly and there is certainly nothing I can do about that. I send some odds and sods to start blocking ...

Mexico on the other hand is a big deal. Mexico City falls and with that I decide I am going to break contact but I want to do so in an organized way so the southern flank pulls back while I try and hold on the main line. I am also trying to spread the Irregulars out as they are really good at ...

Turn 30
Up In Canada it is really just me doing very limited offences while the Axis push from the St. Lawrence to the vicinity of New York City is very aggressive, driving forward at a good clip. Here it is everything I can do to try and escape with much of these units and that is not working out ...

Turn 29
Another early turn ender! Dag nab it! Again probably about 3 rounds and 50% or so of the turn. Mostly what I loose here is the opportunity to exploit some successes.

Canada is odd. It looks like Chris is shifting away from Canada itself and more to a push to the south toward Watertown ...

Turn 28
Another partial turn but not a one rounder. I think I got about 3 rounds and about 50% of turn. I will be a little out of place on the next turn but hopefully not too bad. My really high supply level runs out this turn. I think that will put something of a damper on my counter attacks but ...

NightTime977 wrote: Fri Feb 20, 2026 11:49 pm Im enjoying the AAR Jeremy need to try this Scenario after my game good luck

Glad you are enjoying it.

Turn 27
It is rough out there. The Corridor really shrinks this turn. I can’t really get it back together as well as I would like particularly because I suffer a one rounder. We have very much reached the last train out of New York moment. It will likely be cut off next turn. I’ll hold on inside ...

Turn 26
Up around the Canadians things seem much quieter. Maybe Axis supplies here are running low or the Canadians have really done a solid job of repairing themselves and my line is well defended with increasing numbers of full Divisions. I am, in fact, looking to reorganize and then start up ...

Turn 25
Heavy fighting around the perimeter. I could still identify the assault toward New York City on both sides as the largest and most powerful Axis attack but outside of that it is more difficult to really pin point where the main thrusts are as the entire perimeter is under attack.

That ...

I'll note that in the match where I won as the Axis, I made no attempt to cross the Ohio from the east. In fact my forces in the northeast were concentrated against Toronto and Buffalo. This to me is more lucrative as the Allies will be in no position to stand and fight so very quickly Toronto ...

Turn 24
Philadelphia falls this turn. That will knock my replacement rate to 96% which is still very high all things considered.

That said I am shifting around some of my priorities this turn. The fall of Philadelphia coincides with my Armoured Divisions in the area becoming increasingly ...

Can this be played two player or are the Allies to strong?

Turn 23
I start having second thoughts about when the wheels come off for the Allied player. Chris is really on a break out or bust kick. He is putting pressure on me but I question how well this works. He is really pushing glowing red Panzer Divisions hard to pull this off. The spread is getting ...

The ways over the Ohio start to dominate my thoughts. Note that the reserve I am talking about is being gathered near Pittsburg


I find it's almost impossible for the Axis to cross the Ohio in this direction. Besides having to cross the most ferocious part of the Appalachians and a strong ...

Turn 22
Chris and I briefly discuss the idea of starting a new game. We shelve that for the moment but I have mentioned that I am not particularly freaking out about the attack he has going and I think by about this point the wheels are usually starting to come off for the Allies in most matches ...

Turn 21
The story has not changed to much from last turn. The Canadians continue to really fall apart though the arrival of the entire 3rd National Guard Corp into the area will hopefully get this back into at least looking like it is under control.

Axis advance finally cuts off Hartford. Not ...

Turn 20
Well here we are on turn 20 and I feel like I am in a far better position than I expected to be at this stage. The Replacement rate is 148%. Been some while since I had a replacement rate that high.

Chris attacks along the front and the Canadians, as has been the case this whole match ...