A Competitive GW (Solo) Scenario by the Numbers.

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

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Turn 23. May/June 1943. End of Turn.

Unoiled & Isolated/Disorganzied.
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Turn 23. May/June 1943. End of Turn.

Army/Corps breakdown.
Gemini AI - During World War II, "Rat Transport" (known in Japanese as Nezumi Yusō — 鼠輸送) was the term used by the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) for night-time supply and reinforcement runs using fast warships—primarily destroyers—to deliver troops and supplies to island garrisons while evading Allied air and naval superiority.

The Allies famously called this operational tactic the Tokyo Express.
(1) The broken down 3rd inf div will use "RAT Transport" to either Manchuria or possibly Jp controlled Chinese coastal hex.
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Turn 23. May/June 1943. End of Turn.

Final Production.
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Turn 23. May/June 1943. End of Turn.

Siam Completely Conquered by CW.
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Turn 23. May/June 1943. End of Turn.

Economics Summary/Production.
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Turn 23. May/June 1943. End of Turn. Global Map.

Control.
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Units.
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Active Axis.
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Turn 23. May/June 1943. End of Turn.

Victory Totals/Score.
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Turn 23. May/June 1943. End of Turn.

Key Fronts (Eastern & Western) Reports & Analysis.

(1) OKH is trying to apply rigor to allocation of land & air reinforcements to fronts; specifically between the Eastern & Western Fronts.
(2) Germany land unit allocation ratios look favorable equal on both key fronts (i.e., 1.7 units, 1.7 to 1.9 in LCF).
(3) So diving up land reinforcements equally between the two fronts seems to make the most sense.
(4) For air strength, German is at an equal air-to-air (i.e., fighter) deficit on both fronts; but not bad at 0.94.
(5) So fighter reinforcements deploy equally between the fronts.
(6) In TAC, Germany has a significant advantage (1.5) on the Eastern Front and a disadvantage (0.8) on the Western Front.
(7) So, the lions share of TAC air to the Western Front.
(8) Now of course, these ratios will change as allied reinforcements also show up.
(9) Let me know what you think about this analysis and especially how I might improve it!

German (& Italian) Land & Air Allocation (Current).
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Allied Land & Air Allocation (Current).
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German (& Italian) / Allied Ratios (Current).
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