Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World... AARse II

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Yeah. That went well.

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Mao fails with the HQ support.

And the attack results in one loss each.

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The attack on Yamamoto had a very low chance of succeeding. And with the Japanese air support cleared and with the success of the HQ support there was not much hope left. Only a 9 or a 10 would do the trick unless, of course, the Japanese decided to play it safe and choose blitz then a 10 would be needed.

Alas, the Japanese was not feeling brave and went with the blitz table so China lost with a nine.

Oh, well, it was fun. [:D]

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Mar/Apr '41
Impulse #8

CW rebase a bomber from England to France. USSR rebase a fighter and a bomber to Ukraine.

No reorganization.

And with the next impulse the bad weather arrives.


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Admittedly I have nothing tangible to compare it too, but it feels like the weather in this game has been consistently rubbish.

Oh well, so long as it stays that way when the Allies start coming back at the Axis... [;)]

Meantime not much to be done.

The Axis all pass and the turn ends on a 4.
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Admittedly I have nothing tangible to compare it too, but it feels like the weather in this game has been consistently rubbish
I will not argue that you have had rubbish weather since that is my feeling as well. But not sure if it been much worse or not.

This turn, I believe, have had better than average weather. Yet I suspect you feel like you have had bad weather. And with the extremely bad winter weather you just had I do understand that you do not feel that glad when you get rain.
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End of turn Mar/Apr '41

One partisan in Ukraine.

USA selected Embargo On Strategic Materials and Re-Open Burma Road.

Production:
Germany (16):
INF
MIL
FTR2
FTR3
3 x Pilot

Italy (8):
2 x MIL
FTR2
Pilot

Japan (13):
INF
MIL
2 x CVP1
3 x Pilot

Production:
China (7):
INF
2 x MIL

CW (23):
2 x MOT
TERR
2 x FTR2
FTR3
2 x Pilot
Repair HMS Nigeria

France (14):
MIL
MOT
3 x FTR2
Pilot

USA(10):
CV (1st)
CVL (1st)
CA (1st)
SUB (1st)
3 x CVP1
Pilot

USSR (28):
MIL
3 x INF
HQI
CAV
AA
2 x FTR2
Pilot
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May/Jun '41

Reinforcements:

Germany:
HQA (Guderian)
INF
MIL
FTR2

Italy:
2 x MIL
INF
LND3

Japan:
INF
MECH DIV
Zuikaku
CVP1

Nat China:
MIL
CAV
GARR

CW:
TERR (NZ)
CVP1
HMS Formidable
HMS Cleopatra
MECH
GARR
CP
Remove 1 CVP

France:
MIL
INF
GARR
FTR2
NAV2
CA

USA:
USS Wyoming

Com China:
MIL

USSR:
MIL
2 INF
2 x GARR
2 x FTR2
LND4 (Sevastopol)
CAV (in Siberia)
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May/Jun '41

Axis won the initiative and Allies did not demand a re-roll.

Fine weather everywhere.

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May/Jun 1941
Impulse: 1

Germans: Land
Italians: Naval
Japanese: Combined

An Italian Nav flies to the Italian Coast
The remnants of the once proud RM sail into the Western Med along with 3/4 of the Italian submarine arm (the other quarter heads for the Eastern Med).
A Japanese TRS loaded with an INF sails for the South China Sea
A Japanese fleet sails into the China Sea

The Italians will attempt to engage in both the Western and the Eastern Med. Do the British wish to being aircraft into the mix?

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The Italians will attempt to engage in both the Western and the Eastern Med. Do the British wish to being aircraft into the mix?
CW send out their trusted Blenheim bomber squadron to the three box in the Western Mediterranean.
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May/Jun 1941
Impulse: 1

The Italian sub gets surprised in the Eastern Mediterranean, giving the CW 5 surprise points.

How do they wish to use them?

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May/Jun 1941
Impulse: 1

The Italian sub gets surprised in the Eastern Mediterranean, giving the CW 5 surprise points.

How do they wish to use them?
CW use the points to increase the damage (increase naval combat column).
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May/Jun 1941
Impulse: 1

The Italian submarine is aborted.

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May/Jun 1941
Impulse: 1

The searches in the Western Mediterranean are both unsuccessful on throws of 5.

No Strategic Bombing

The Japanese attempt a ground strike against Soviet forces in Manchuria. Both the Japanese and the Soviets have two fighters. What do the Soviets want to do?



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I intercept with the I-16 fighter.
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May/Jun 1941
Impulse: 1

The Germans seek to ground strike Odessa. Looks like 3 Soviet fighters to the Germans 2.

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USSR send up the MiG-1 fighter.
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May/Jun 1941
Impulse: 1

The advantage is with the Axis +2 / -2, let's see what the dice have to say about that.

Round 1 (Allies throw first)

6 (DA) the Japanese player has to abort one aircraft. I choose the fighter obviously.
14 (AA) the Soviet fighter aborts.

I abort to the place it took off from.

Meanwhile in the Ukraine, the odds are -2 / +2 in the Soviet favour.

Round 1 (Allies to throw first)

14 (AA) I assume the bomber is the logical unit to abort.
14 (AC) - effectively no effect.

The ground striking was...let's just say disappointing [&:]



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May/Jun 1941
Impulse: 1

No Rail Movement

The Japanese manoeuvre in the mountains of southern China and land an infantry in Canton.

Two possible 2:1 attacks. The Japanese elect to try and clear the Liaotung Peninsula.

I rely on fractional odds to get a 3:1 so bring in no aircraft. I assume the Chinese will go for Assault as there is no where to retreat to.

The throw is a 6 and the Chinese lose a division, while the Japanese are all disorganised.


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