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Re: A Competitive GW (Solo) Scenario by the Numbers.

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Turn 22. Mar/Apr 1943. Allied #1. Allied Command.

Weather & Actions Matrix.
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Current Allied CP Lines & Production.
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Turn 22. Mar/Apr 1943. Allied #1. Allied Command.

Actions (Revision).

(1) Action revision for the CW who will take a combine & not a land.
(2) This revision comes after the Western Allies spot a 50/50 high risk/high gain opportunity to really shake things up against Germany.
(3) If successful, will be (should eventually be) a major blow against Germany.
(4) If it fails, then while painful (11 BPs, 1 mar corps, 2 mar divs lost) won't/shouldn't change the strategic situation vs Germany vs not trying this mission.
(5) Will the planned mission be this counterfactual's Dieppe?
(6) Or will it be possibly the end of the beginning for Germany & a major assist to the Soviets fighting on the Eastern Front?
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u]Turn 22. Mar/Apr 1943. Allied #1. Eastern Front.[/u]

Baltic Sea.
(1) USSR use their 1 NM to move 2 BBs from Leningrad to Baltic Sea[3] hoping to find & sink/abort 4 unescorted German CPs.
(2) Soviet BB miss finding & once again unescorted/under protected German convoys in the Baltic escape detection.
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u]Turn 22. Mar/Apr 1943. Allied #1. Asian/Pacific Theater.[/u]

USN Strategic Bombing Raids.
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u]Turn 22. Mar/Apr 1943. Allied #1. Asian/Pacific Theater.[/u]

Ground Strikes.
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