Katyusha and the Monkey: A Grinder's Tale (no Q-Ball)

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The developing Valdai-Rzhev salient.

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A big view of the Center.

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Detail near Moscow.

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The big picture in the South.

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An analysis of Q-Ball's potential relief efforts for the Kharkov-Belgorod Pocket.

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The losses and OOB.

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The big picture in the North.

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The action around Moscow.

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The part of the front where almost nothing is happening...[:D]

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The big picture in the South.

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Why you should never leave your best generals in a pocket, after it's been surrounded. Replace with your C-listers, if possible. You may make the pocket tougher by leaving good generals in there, but their loss is a blow to the Soviet command team for the rest of the war.

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OOB and losses for Turn 15.

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The backwaters of the North. Q-Ball has only a weak screen of disheartened troops up here, and I won't be able to go much further anyhow, due to imminent supply constraints from the rapidly approaching mud season, and the impending loss of several Finnish units that will withdraw.

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The other end of the line, in the South, from Kursk, to the Crimea.

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The quiet part of the front...

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And the "noisy" part...

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A bit more detail around the Soviet capital.

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OOB and combat losses for the turn.

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The Finns do what they do best...

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In the South, I continue pushing toward the Donbas.