An Attempt to use MWiF to Simulated WW2 Reasonably Historically

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Turn 40. Mar/Apr 1946. Liberation. The Netherlands.

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Turn 40. Mar/Apr 1946. Significantly Degraded German Production and Oil Output.

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Turn 40. Mar/Apr 1946. Economic Reports.

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Turn 40. Mar/Apr 1946. 1-YR (6-Turns) Authorized Production. Germany.

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Turn 40. Mar/Apr 1946. 1-YR (6-Turns) Authorized Production. The Allies.

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Turn 41. May/June 1946. Trade.

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Turn 41. May/June 1946. Initiative.

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Turn 41. May/June 1946. Primary Fronts / Theaters of Operations.

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Turn 41. May/June 1946. Strategic Summary.

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The Germans might as well take those five pilots in the reserve pool and turn them into build points.

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ORIGINAL: Courtenay

The Germans might as well take those five pilots in the reserve pool and turn them into build points.

3 of those 5 reserve pilots found planes to fly, though not for long against the overwhelming air strength of the allies. The remaining 2 are still in the reserve pool but it's very likely that they will be used to "buy" a MIL next turn. If Germany survives one more turn that is, which I put at 60/40 or 70/30 at this point that they will.

By the way, I have inside knowledge that I used to give these odds. The inside knowledge is that I just finished impulse 4 of the next turn. [:)]

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Turn 41. May/June 1946. Summary (1/3).

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Turn 41. May/June 1946. Summary (2/3).

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Turn 41. May/June 1946. Summary (3/3).

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Turn 41. May/June 1946. Axis #1. France Call Out Their Reserves.

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Turn 41. May/June 1946. Axis #1. Germany.

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Turn 41. May/June 1946. Allied #2. Assessment of German Air and Naval Threats.

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Turn 41. May/June 1946. Allied #2. Offensive Chits.

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Turn 41. May/June 1946. Allied #2. USSR. Stalingrad Front.

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Turn 41. May/June 1946. Allied #2. USSR. Main Front (1/4).