This is the bottom right corner of the map and shows me cutting off the supply source from the east edge of the map. Now there's just the south edge to seal. The Soviets are very badly outmanned so it should be easy to surround them and kill them.

I drove my recon unit down to the bottom edge of the map and retraced my steps to just past that small village. That's two bottom edge roads closed, my worry now is that Soviet units will spawn down there somehow. I suppose I could convert those hexes also but that sounds like a lot of work. I'll ...

This is the T131 front lines in the middle, what has now become the north large group to tackle. I'm going to use my engineers to walk across the river and get into the Soviet backfield and continue to cut their supply source. Notice the poor condition of their defenders on the west side of the ...

This is the right bottom edge of the map and although it isn't shown the road leading south goes all the way to the bottom. I'm still moving units but you can see how I'm spreading out to convert all the hexes relating to roads or rails.

This is the T130 front lines right now before I have moved anybody.

Inset 1 shows the poor condition of the Soviet defenders. I should have little problem running them over. Also, I have troops east of them that are about to cut off the supply to those defenders.

Inset 2 shows the pocket I am ...

This is part of the T129 front lines down south near Baku and I'm assaulting the city as we speak. I've already bypassed there and have already started repairing rail leading south. My aim is to cut off the supply of all the Soviet units inside a huge packet. The Romanians and Hungarians are useful ...

This is part of the T128 front lines and you can see my units ( on the right side of the inset ) as I try to cut off the supply to that rather large collection of Soviet units. They are on the west side of the mountain range but the supply comes from the east side. I have more units headed this way ...

This is the front lines in T126 down south as it is now before I have moved anybody.

Inset 1 is a savage problem right now. The problem is we're fighting in the mountains and the difficulties that brings. I think it might be a lot easier to just cut off their supply source and eventually they will ...

I'm still moving units but I wanted to announce that I'm just about to cut the supply source to a group of Soviet defenders. I've already cut the east edge of the map for a significant portion of it's length. So all those Soviet reinforcements that were to spawn in those areas won't appear in the ...

Here's the T125 front lines before I have moved anybody. This game is winding down I think. A lot of these Soviet units are worn out and tired and very low on supply. I think that's because they are shipped to the front lines immediately after they spawn again. They never get a chance to rest, refit ...

This is what it looks like around the city of Derbent right now. I've got a good surround started on the Soviet defenders and I'm going to make them disappear shortly. There are more Soviet units further south, I just can't see them yet.

It's now T124 and I've started building the rail down to the city of Guryev which is a port on the south edge of the peninsula.

Here's what's going on near Yanaul right now. I'm using my engineers to leap across the river in separate places and I got into the Soviet backfield and now I'm rounding them up.

There's been some changes at Tblisi just now. I am trying to take the city away from him but I want to clobber his aircraft with some arty first. Not to make it evaporate but to get some really good licks in for several turns.

Here's what's going down near Molotov right now. I've got troops headed this way and I see the Soviets do too so we're having a meeting engagement of sorts. I'm going to use my engineers to leap across those bridges and get into the backfield of the enemy and destroy them.

Here's what's going on in the east right now. I just got through mopping up on the left there along the road but they are released for other environs and I haven't moved anybody yet so this will change. I flew a bunch of aircraft into the AO for CAP services. You can see how I've reached the ...

This is the T122 view of what's going on in the south right now. You can see how thin the Soviets are in the area around Madshlis but I'm pretty sure there are Soviet units closer to Derbent that are invisible so far. In the south inset you can see many more Soviet units and I'm having a harder time ...

This is the T121 front lines before I have moved anybody.

Inset 1 shows me running into a Soviet unit and I've decided to attack the unit just to see how big it is and maybe destroy it if possible.

Inset 2 shows me blocking some Soviet units I happened to run into. I see additional Soviet units ...

T120 :
That spot in the front lines where he has a gigantic stack of troops directly adjacent to my defense. I thought that my troops were quite capable of resisting any attacks the Soviets might attempt. So they did attack me and I suffered no loss. BUT it look like they only bombarded. I'll have ...

This is the T119 round 3 front lines right now.

Inset 1 is where I have cut off from supply a Soviet naval infantry unit and I intend to keep it until it turns red and is helpless. That way when it spawns it'll be worthless for a month of game time.

Inset 2 is the same stacks I showed you last ...