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Sep/Oct 1940
Impulse: 9

And so to the last battle, that in the mountains of Southern China. There are no Fractional Odds benefit this time and the resulting dice throw of 6 means that the Japanese are stopped in their tracks once again - with a disorganised Chinese Army to the north. Average dice throw of just over 4 for the impulse. Sadly no chance of recovery with that.

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Sep/Oct 1940
Impulse: 9

Just to improve the mood the turn ends on a 3......
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Stay At Sea

Germany
Emden, Koln and Karlsruhe

Italy
Cadorna

RTB

Germany

Fleet to Stettin
Floatplane to Riga

Italy

Aircraft, Fleet and Subs to La Spezia

Japan

All ships to Fukuoka

Germany

Scrap Romanian LND

Production

Germany

ARM HQ
2 x INF

Italy

LND

Japan

Musashi
Hiyo (1st)
Hiei (rep)
Pilot
CARR AIR (1)

Liberate Latvia

Reinforcement

Germany

SUB Kiel
INF Breslau
FTR Nuremburg

Italy

Ships in La Spezia
NAV in Taranto

Japan

Aircraft and Sub in Fukuoka
Germany scraps resources to Italy

End of turn orders for the Axis.
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US place a entry chit in the Japanese pool.

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Production:
China (8):
FTR
2 x INF

CW (17):
MOT
CP
HMS Victorious (2nd)
HMS Prince of Wales (2nd)
HMS Hermione (2nd)
MIL
2 x CVP
2 x Pilot
Repair HMS Curacoa

France (11):
MIL
LND3
Pilot
ART

USA(10):
BB (1st)
USS Hornet (2nd)
CVP1
Pilot
MTN Div

USSR (27):
MIL
3 x INF
3 x Pilot
CAV
LND4
2x FTR2

Reinforcements:

CW:
FTR2 (SA)
NAV2
MIL (Burma)
HQI
HMS Valiant

France:
MIL
FTR2
HQI

France remove D510 (FTR2) to the reserve pool.

USA:
GARR
TRS
HQA

Removes one CVP

Com China:
INF
Cav Div
Warlord (Peking)

USSR:
MIL
5 x INF (2 in Siberia)
MECH (in Siberia)
2 x FTR2 (in Siberia)
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Nov/Dec '40

Axis wins the initiative. (Axis rolls 9 and Allies 4, Allies decline re-roll)

Will Axis go first?
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Yes please
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The winter season begins.

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So the Axis go first, but unfortunately the weather is not conducive to combat operations.

There are no declarations of war.
All three choose a Land action.
No Port Attacks
No Naval Air
No Strategic Bombing
No Ground Strikes
The Germans rail the XIIth Infantry to Cernauti.
The Italians move a TERR toward Tripoli
The German Army Group South prudently withdraws behind the Dneister, while in the North they incautiously move toward Pskov.
In Manchuria - sorry Manchukuo, the Japanese Kwantung army hope to consolidate around Harbin, while in the south, they hope to exploit their push into the mountains.

There is a 3:2 no modifiers attack west of Harbin and a 5:1 attack in the southern mountains.

No attacks are announced in Europe.





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Yamamoto announces HQ Support in the south.

In the north the Japanese fly a bomber to try and increase the fractional odds. The Japanese have two fighters. Do the Soviets want to fly their bomber (with no fighter cover)?

In the south the Chinese can fly a 4-strength ftr as tac, and the Japanese only have a 4-strength ftr to counter.



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Welcome back Warspite1, Good to see the AAR continuing.
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In the north the odds are 15:5 or 3:2


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ORIGINAL: AllenK

Welcome back Warspite1, Good to see the AAR continuing.
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Hi mate. Doing 4 at once was overwhelming with all the other stuff going on in real life. Orm and I have agreed to complete the ones outstanding - one at a time - and work on a project Orm is thinking about putting into plan at the same time. This should be more manageable!!!!
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ORIGINAL: warspite1

ORIGINAL: AllenK

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Hi mate. Doing 4 at once was overwhelming with all the other stuff going on in real life. Orm and I have agreed to complete the ones outstanding - one at a time - and work on a project Orm is thinking about putting into plan at the same time. This should be more manageable!!!!

Sounds good. Don't think I could manage much more than 2 games on the go at any one time.
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Great to see your AAR in action again!
If your attack is going really well, it's an ambush.

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Do the Soviets want to fly their bomber (with no fighter cover)?
No, they Soviet bomber force is grounded at the moment.

I am sorry about the late reply. [:(]

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In the south the Chinese can fly a 4-strength ftr as tac, and the Japanese only have a 4-strength ftr to counter
The Chinese decline to use their fighter.
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Okay the odds are announced:

China 5:1 no modifiers - I will assume Assault as, without the modifier, there is a chance of hurting the Japanese.

The result is a 9 and the Chinese unit is destroyed for no loss and three units move into the mountain hex recently vacated.

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Meanwhile in Manchuria the weather means the odds are only 3:2 and there is no modifier. The Japanese choose the Blitz table and a healthy dollop of prayers. The fractional odds bring the attack up to 2:1 and a 6 is thrown.

The Japanese lose a unit (the slow Terr is chosen) and all units are disorganised. The defenders have to retreat - but are destroyed as they cannot.

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The Japanese re-base a Zero to Manchuria and the Germans, a Heinkel fighter to the Karelian Isthmus.

And the impulse ends.
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No declarations of war.

Both France and CW take a naval impulse while USSR take a land impulse.

No Port Strikes.

CW send a short range fighter to patrol both East and West Med.

USA send a garrison to Pago Pago.

CW send Wavell to Morocco and Alexander to France. The French CV is sent to Bay of Biscay. A British transport sail from Malta to the Eastern Med loaded with a infantry. CW send battle fleets to the North Sea and the Eastern Mede. The British Carriers sail for the West Med. The French Fleet also sail to the West Med.

Both France and CW send out plenty of convoy escorts.

CW and France send their submarine fleets to patrol the Italian Coast.

CW initiate combat in the Western Mediterranean. Will Germany, or Italy, send out any air assets to the sea area? Allies have the Italian Coast to search in as well.

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No thanks.
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