Moderator: Shannon V. OKeets
I wasn't close to that because I know that I have a partner that will save my behind from being fried.Sorry - was close to failing a morale check but I can laugh at it now.
warspite1ORIGINAL: warspite1
It will be interesting how the Axis react to this......If the weather is not Fine then perhaps they will go straight in with an Offensive Chit?
Indeed.ORIGINAL: warspite1
warspite1ORIGINAL: warspite1
It will be interesting how the Axis react to this......If the weather is not Fine then perhaps they will go straight in with an Offensive Chit?
Well I guess that recent post answers that!! [;)]
Now I predict US entering late 1941 or early 1942.ORIGINAL: warspite1
Realistically when do you see the US as entering?
My main worry is that I accidently emptied Cape St Vincent of surface combat ships. There is now a opportunity for them to put Gibraltar OOS.ORIGINAL: Klydon
My two cents is that I think the Axis are falling behind. The CW may be paying a terrible price in blood, but the Axis are not attempting to make them pay for it in other areas like Africa/Egypt. The Japanese don't appear to be very effective in China either. In the mean time, the clock is ticking and it appears an early US entry is going to spoil the Axis party.
The weather is now iffy and the Axis have left themselves open to depending on more luck in terms of weather and making very low odds attacks against Gibraltar. The fact is, they may not take it anytime soon as long as the CW is willing to feed the grinder. If their O-Chit miscarries, they are going to be in real trouble long term I think.
warspite1ORIGINAL: Orm
My main worry is that I accidently emptied Cape St Vincent of surface combat ships. There is now a opportunity for them to put Gibraltar OOS.ORIGINAL: Klydon
My two cents is that I think the Axis are falling behind. The CW may be paying a terrible price in blood, but the Axis are not attempting to make them pay for it in other areas like Africa/Egypt. The Japanese don't appear to be very effective in China either. In the mean time, the clock is ticking and it appears an early US entry is going to spoil the Axis party.
The weather is now iffy and the Axis have left themselves open to depending on more luck in terms of weather and making very low odds attacks against Gibraltar. The fact is, they may not take it anytime soon as long as the CW is willing to feed the grinder. If their O-Chit miscarries, they are going to be in real trouble long term I think.
Indeed.ORIGINAL: warspite1
warspite1ORIGINAL: Orm
My main worry is that I accidently emptied Cape St Vincent of surface combat ships. There is now a opportunity for them to put Gibraltar OOS.ORIGINAL: Klydon
My two cents is that I think the Axis are falling behind. The CW may be paying a terrible price in blood, but the Axis are not attempting to make them pay for it in other areas like Africa/Egypt. The Japanese don't appear to be very effective in China either. In the mean time, the clock is ticking and it appears an early US entry is going to spoil the Axis party.
The weather is now iffy and the Axis have left themselves open to depending on more luck in terms of weather and making very low odds attacks against Gibraltar. The fact is, they may not take it anytime soon as long as the CW is willing to feed the grinder. If their O-Chit miscarries, they are going to be in real trouble long term I think.
Don't worry about it - with our luck at sea at the moment you could have put the whole fleet there and we would still have been chucked out and out of supply.....
