2 warspite1 (Axis) vs AllenK (Allies) Full Campaign

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Turn 61 + Turn 62
2-16 January 1942

Snow stops any progress anywhere else except in the south where the bridgehead south of Rostov is expanded.

[warspite1]

Turn 61 + Turn 62
2-16 January 1942

Overall a very poor turn, but the weather was brutal.

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Turn 63 + Turn 64
31 January - 13 February 1942

A better turn in China for the Japanese. In the north two armies and a corps are destroyed, but perhaps most importantly, Chengchow is occupied.

Brunei, Kuching and Kukum are all captured.

[warspite1]

Turn 63 + Turn 64
31 January - 13 February 1942

The only action in the Soviet Union once again is in the Caucasus, where the bridge south of Rostov is expanded further, and a Soviet army is destroyed in the Taman Peninsular.


Steiner!!

[warspite1]

Turn 63 + Turn 64
31 January - 13 February 1942

Mao prepares for war - damn....

[warspite1]

Turn 65 + Turn 66
28 February - 13 March 1942

Army Group Terauchi just fails to destroy a Chinese army in the far north. The Communists will be in (probably next turn) so I need to decide what to do with this army group and how far it intends to pursue the Chinese into the hinterland.

[warspite1]

Turn 65 + Turn 66
28 February - 13 March 1942

Itagachi's forces push south from Chengchow with a view to trying to destroy any Chinese forces caught between the two rivers. Umezu's forces do the same on their left flank.

[warspite1]

Turn 65 + Turn 66
28 February - 13 March 1942

Better news for the Germans on the Eastern Front in the north. The Finns destroy a Soviet corps west of Belomorsk. To the south the defenders of Parnu and Pskov are finally overcome. The Germans use a liberal smattering of Paratroopers in both attacks, but the Soviet fighters mean they pay a heavy toll.

[warspite1]

Turn 65 + Turn 66
28 February - 13 March 1942

In the south the Germans take Krasnodar, with a view to pushing east.

[warspite1]

Turn 65 + Turn 66
28 February - 13 March 1942

[warspite1]

Turn 67 + Turn 68
26 March - 10 April 1942

Well that was unexpected - and frankly jolly naughty. The Soviets have declared war on the Japanese...

That means I have to get an HQ and some decent infantry on the scene PDQ.

In better news for the Japanese, two Chinese armies were destroyed.

[warspite1]

Turn 67 + Turn 68
26 March - 10 April 1942

The Italians are about to be kicked out of North Africa. Poor play really. But I felt the boys in East Africa would continue to delay things and the Italians would be better off in the USSR....

[warspite1]

Turn 67 + Turn 68
26 March - 10 April 1942

In the Soviet Union/Finland, some progress is made. The Finnish III Corps manages to reach Archangel. while IV Corps will be looking to head south toward Volkhov.

Two German armies, supported by the 10 Panzergrenadiers, press on toward Tallin.

[warspite1]

Turn 67 + Turn 68
26 March - 10 April 1942

In the Caucasus the Romanian tank corps gets over-excited and runs into trouble west of Grozny. But otherwise. steady progress is made.

[warspite1]

Turn 67 + Turn 68
26 March - 10 April 1942

I need to clear Orel before (hopefully) turning on Moscow. But I can't occupy the city.

[warspite1]

Turn 67 + Turn 68
26 March - 10 April 1942

[warspite1]

Turn 69 + Turn 70
24 April - 8 May 1942

Things already looking desperate in Manchuria... Manchouli falls and not a lot left to hit back with.

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Turn 69 + Turn 70
24 April - 8 May 1942

...but now is not the time to panic.

Umezu continues to press and his forces destroy an army and the fortifications it was defending, northeast of Ichang. Further south, another army and more fortifications are destroyed, southeast of Kweichow.

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Turn 69 + Turn 70
24 April - 8 May 1942

In the Soviet Union things become tougher, although some progress is made in the Caucasus, where the German/Romanian force push toward Grozny and Stalingrad.

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Turn 69 + Turn 70
24 April - 8 May 1942

To the north however, little progress is made and there can be no direct assault on Moscow without securing the flanks.