Turn 6. Jul/Aug 1940. Allied #5, part 2
Naval combat continued:
CW initiates in the Italian Coast.
CA Manchester is flipped.
No airreaction from Italy.
Allies rolls 4, Axis rolls 10.
Allies elect all Italian boxes.
Allies get 7 surprisepoints.
Surface combat by default.
Initial Italian risk D + 3A
Initial CW risk D
CW uses 2 points to raise Italian risk to 2D +3A and 2 points lower CW risk to A.
CW uses 3 points to target convoy with a D.
No more axis units so naval combat is ended.
Italian damaged CA is aborted to La Spezia.
Next up is the Western Med.
CA Hawkins is flipped.
No Italian airreaction.
Allies roll 3 and axis 10.
Allies fight only the 3-box and chose naval air by default.
Allies have 10 surprisepoints.
All CVP flies as bombers.
The allies have 6 bombers with a total factor of 15.
The axis have AA of 11 against 6 bombers.
Initial AA is: highest 1 of 1
Initial Italian risk is 2X D A
CW lowers AA with 2 points to lowest of 2 dice. Rolls are 6 and 7.
I will kill the best CVP and lower the bombs another. I hope this is ok.
After AA there are 5 bombers with a total factor of 11.
Italian risk is 2X.
CW uses 8 points to raise risk to 3X 2D A.
How does Italy want to distribute the risk? Scratch that. I think we select every other hit.
First X is on the BB Vittorio Veneto. Roll is 3. It is damaged.
Italy next to chose.