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L corps and security troops final - The border is clear and divisions stationed on the border have full movement. Both security divisions are over 55 morale now well on their way to being more combat efficient down the road.

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291st ID now shoots the gap to Liepaja with 6 mps for a deliberate attack.

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Port is captured and the rest of 26th Corp gobbles up territory careful not to "bump" routed Soviet units.

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Keep going by all means.  Great read.  I like it.
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After 1st Corp moves forward and "pushes" Soviet units into the pocket with hasty attacks a corridor is opened for 4th Panzer infantry and 36th motorized to sweep into Ventspils from the east. I used to do this along the coast but coming in from the east flips more hexes. I also used to clear the border of Soviet units using the 4th Panzer infantry but this new way allows the 4th Panzer infantry to advance far and help fence in the Soviets in thier pocket better.

Note that Axis Zocs kill Soviet hexes near routed units. This is important for turn 2. Also note no Soviet airfields are overrun yet.

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Keep going by all means.  Great read.  I like it.


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JG 54 quick check after 18th army moves:

25 kills and 3 more experience.

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Ketza,

VERY instructive thread. I like it.

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This is absolutely great.

If you use PNGs for the screen shots, then writing will be very clear and easy to read.
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very intresting.
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Excellent thread ! very significant improvement in morale & experience in the fighter groups with this setup.

Hope you extend this report.

Very much look forward to your approach to dealing with L-grad and opening the road axis Borisov - Vitebsk - Smollensk - Moscow before T 18.
My games ( and perhaps others) always break down time wise at T4 - 6 if he puts up an intelligent layered defense, with a few good die rolls, in the North and Center.


Great AAR report, thank you !
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ORIGINAL: DTurtle

This is absolutely great.

If you use PNGs for the screen shots, then writing will be very clear and easy to read.

PNG?
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Thanks for all the positive comments. Like I said I am no expert but if anyone learns a thing or two then great!


Oh and Hartwig when I see a post from you I think of Germany!

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Did you bomb the airbases near Vitebsk and Smolensk?
How many planes did you destroy so far?

I destroyed 5124 planes so far with 1.05 and I'm ashamed to admit that I didn't manage to bomb the furthest airbases in the center!


P.S. Your AAR is great! I'm very curious to read how you deal with multilayer defenses [:)]
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Great AAR.  I'm wondering how you calculate the MP's when you move an HQ unit as far as it will go and still be able to do a HQ build-up.
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No airbase bombing yet. That will take place after initial land battles and there is a ways to go. I am hoping to do 16th army moves soon.

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16th army - Brushing aside the Soviets in front of 16th army requires the reserve corps from 9th army the 23rd.

In the screenshot I have also repaired rails using FBD 4.

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Ketza dude:  I really appreciate your effort here.  This AAR has been an eye opener for me.  As an example.......me, I would have run the air base bombings first and THEN the land combat.  I had no idea I was doing it backward all this time.
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ORIGINAL: Richard III

Excellent thread ! very significant improvement in morale & experience in the fighter groups with this setup.

Hope you extend this report.

Very much look forward to your approach to dealing with L-grad and opening the road axis Borisov - Vitebsk - Smollensk - Moscow before T 18.
My games ( and perhaps others) always break down time wise at T4 - 6 if he puts up an intelligent layered defense, with a few good die rolls, in the North and Center.


Great AAR report, thank you !

I am guessing this happens because of a lack of presser all along front and not planning out Hq-Builds ahead of time.

I am guessing that Ketza's an my approach are very different when it comes to keeping things rolling along from turns 4-6. I probably put in my 2 cents at that point, if thats ok with him.

There are none better when its comes to over all game play as a German then Katza, that I know of that post on the boards.

I have learnt allot from him and picked up a few more little nuggets of gold on this thread.

Great thread.

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ORIGINAL: larryfulkerson

Ketza dude:  I really appreciate your effort here.  This AAR has been an eye opener for me.  As an example.......me, I would have run the air base bombings first and THEN the land combat.  I had no idea I was doing it backward all this time.

You do not do all the land combat first as you shall see. It was an experiment I tried about a month ago and I liked the results.
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