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That sure is some tough fighting, and I can see your opponent already has some massive armour in the field.

I'm enjoying the AAR as well. I am really interested in the photographs, I've never seen them before.
 

ORIGINAL: Joshuatree

That sure is some tough fighting, and I can see your opponent already has some massive armour in the field.

Yes and I is afraid of the winter.

ORIGINAL: Jeffrey H.

I'm enjoying the AAR as well. I am really interested in the photographs, I've never seen them before.

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Well you almost made it to Leningrad and Moscow... almost. But you are still facing a stiff resistance at Kiev, and winter is a few months away. So what will you do? Send your troops south to Kursk and Charkov? Force a breakthrough at Cherkassy? Or do you go for the mainprize, Moscow?

Follow Guderians advice, see what happens.

I always prefer Leningrad over Moscow, because if you got it, it is much more defensible.

The Finns look like they need help, apart from that your map starts to look empty as GPW has got not enough production for its space.

ORIGINAL: Joshuatree
Well you almost made it to Leningrad and Moscow... almost. But you are still facing a stiff resistance at Kiev, and winter is a few months away. So what will you do? Send your troops south to Kursk and Charkov? Force a breakthrough at Cherkassy? Or do you go for the mainprize, Moscow?

ORIGINAL: Jeffrey H.
Follow Guderians advice, see what happens.

PzG2 to Kursk. Force a breakthrough at Kiev.

ORIGINAL: TheArchduke
I always prefer Leningrad over Moscow, because if you got it, it is much more defensible.
The Finns look like they need help, apart from that your map starts to look empty as GPW has got not enough production for its space

Kiev is more accessible before winter.
I miss resources for Finland.[:(]

Hmm, judging from the fortifications lines and counter-attacks by tanks you are in a bit of trouble.

Anything you could still gain in 41?

The counterattack near Kursk was expected, his opponent *had* to do a counterattack to prevent this huge encirclement. It all depends on how strong the Russians there are. That he is counterattacking near Moscow is more troubling, it might indicate the Russians already have units enough to do exactly that; a counterattack. If his opponent was in trouble I guess he would've kept his troops entrenched near Moscow. I think. We'll see.