A Competitive GW (Solo) Scenario by the Numbers.

[rkr1958]

Turn 22. Mar/Apr 1943. Allied #5. Asian/Pacific Theater.

Shanghai, China.

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RN NM x 1.
(1) RN allocated 1 NM for Asian/Pacific theather.
(2) Move used to move the Queens from Haichow to the China Sea & embark the US army 4th inf div for the Manchurian Island east of Port Arthur.
(3) This move also freed up 1 more CW FTC slot (from Mountbatten) for China.
(4) Though the CW wound up not using that additional open slot.

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Assault Land Units.

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Land Combat.

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[rkr1958]

Turn 22. Mar/Apr 1943. Allied #5. Asian/Pacific Theater.

Land Command.

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Air Command.

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China.

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[rkr1958]

Turn 22. Mar/Apr 1943. Allied #5. Asian/Pacific Theater.

Korea.
(1) Major tactical, possibly even strategic, error committed by Japan last impulse in Korea.
(2) Japan opted NOT to move the Korean Terr 1 hex northwest into the Mtn, which would have flipped the Terr due to rain (last impulse).
(3) However; this move would have prevented the USMC 2nd div for being able to cross over from the Korean island and march directly into an undefended Seoul.
(4) To discourage (prevent) a low odds desperate assault against the USMC 2nd div now holding Seoul, the CW debark a mot div from the China Sea into Seoul.

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Siam.
(5) The Ind 3rd inf corps moves 2 hexes into the jungle during the rain & flips.
(6) But this corps is moving (slowly ever) towards the captured of an ungarrisoned Bangkok and conquest/liberation of Siam.

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