6-Player Friendly PBEM Global War

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Turn 35. May/June 1945. End of Turn. Build Spiral. Jan/Feb 1946.

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Turn 35. May/June 1945. End of Turn. Build Spiral. Mar/Apr 1946.

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Turn 35. May/June 1945. End of Turn. Build Spiral. May/June 1946.

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Turn 35. May/June 1945. End of Turn. Global Map. Control.

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Turn 35. May/June 1945. End of Turn. Global Map. Units.

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Turn 35. May/June 1945. End of Turn. Global Map. Active Axis.

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Turn 35. May/June 1945. End of Turn. Global Map. Active Allied.

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Turn 35. May/June 1945. End of Turn. Victory Totals.

[composer99]

Wow. At the start of the game year, Japan looked just about poised to conquer India, and now in one rainy season the IJA was basically obliterated. (Good thing for the Axis the game normally ends in July/August!)

Since it's bad weather in the main Western Allied campaign area and the IJN is still a potent fighting force, making picking off objectives difficult to say the least, I guess it's mostly down to the Soviets to see if they can reduce Japan's VP count enough during the long summer turn - a task made easier by the destruction of the IJA in India, no doubt, but still quite difficult due to the vast distances to cross.

By the way, if I haven't already said so, talk about amazing detail on the AAR! Thanks for all that. I know it must be a lot of work.

[rkr1958]

Wow. At the start of the game year, Japan looked just about poised to conquer India, and now in one rainy season the IJA was basically obliterated. (Good thing for the Axis the game normally ends in July/August!)

Since it's bad weather in the main Western Allied campaign area and the IJN is still a potent fighting force, making picking off objectives difficult to say the least, I guess it's mostly down to the Soviets to see if they can reduce Japan's VP count enough during the long summer turn - a task made easier by the destruction of the IJA in India, no doubt, but still quite difficult due to the vast distances to cross.

By the way, if I haven't already said so, talk about amazing detail on the AAR! Thanks for all that. I know it must be a lot of work.

Appreciate it and thanks for following. It has been a labor of love even though my CW ally squeaked ahead of me by 1 VP last turn and in a tie for second with our Soviet ally. We don't see VP counts changing next turn; but who knows ... we plan to play the turn out fully and let the chips fall where they do. The bad weather and the turn ending on a 1 last impulse #7 was a gift to the Japanese player!

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Turn 36. Jul/Aug 1945. Weather & Actions.

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Turn 36. Jul/Aug 1945. War Logs Summary.

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Turn 36. Jul/Aug 1945. Start of Turn. War Logs.

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Turn 36. Jul/Aug 1945. Start of Turn. Resource Lending.

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Turn 36. Jul/Aug 1945. Start of Turn. Initiative.

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Turn 36. Jul/Aug 1945. Pacific Theater of Operations (PTO). War Logs.

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Turn 36. Jul/Aug 1945. PTO. Allied #2. Bismarck Sea.

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Turn 36. Jul/Aug 1945. PTO. Allied #2. Sea of Japan.

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Turn 36. Jul/Aug 1945. PTO. End Game. Bismarck Sea. Philippines.

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Turn 36. Jul/Aug 1945. East African Theater. War Logs.