May/Jun '42
Impulse #10 (Allied)
No strategic bombing. No ground strikes.
Rail movement:
USSR:
GARR Lvov -> Basra
INF Basra -> Mosul
GARR Teheran -> Basra
Land Movement:
USSR:
Major reorganization of forces on the German border
A couple of units moves SW from Baghdad towards the German forces in Transjordan.
The main force in Manchuria concentrate on Changchun.
The Mongol cavalry force moves towards the Yan Mts in an attempt to outflank the Japanese defences in Manchuria.
CH COM
INF 5-3 -> SW
INF DIV 2-3 -> SE
HQI 6(3)3 -> SE
MIL 4-2 -> SE
MTN 5-4 -> SE
2xGAR -> NE
INF 6-3 -> E
CAV DIV 1-5 -> SE
INF DIV 1-4 -> Chengchow
MIL 3-3 -> SW,SE
INF 4-3 -> NE
CH NAT
GAR 3-1 -> Wuhan
GAR 5-1 -> SE
INF 6-3 -> Nanchang
CAV 3-4 -> Hangchow
INF 5-3 -> NW
CAV 1-5 -> W,NW,NE
AT 2-3 ->NE,EN
ART 3-2 -> SE,NE
HQI 5(1)2 -> SE,NE
MEC 6-4+1-4 MOT DIV -> SE,E,NE,E
DIV 1-3 -> Wenchow
INF 4-2 -> W
MIL 4-3 -> E
INF 3-3 -> W,W,SW
Land Combat:
USSR attacks Changchun with all adjacent units. Current odds is 37:3. No offensive air. USSR has three 5-strength FTR2 on standby. Will Japan fly any defensive support?
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