By the Numbers: Another Solo Global War AAR

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Turn 9. Jan/Feb 1941. China/Asia. Combat Logs.

Axis #1.
1. Massive bombing raids by Japan fail to disrupt Chinese war production.

Axis #7.
1. Another Japanese bombing raid on Chinese production fails.
2. Yamamoto's IJN army group continue their battle of attrition and advance against Nationalist forces in the Kwangsi providence.

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Turn 9. Jan/Feb 1941. End of Turn. China/Asia.

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Turn 9. Jan/Feb 1941. End of Turn. Destroyed/Repair.

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Turn 9. Jan/Feb 1941. End of Turn. Scrapped (To-Date). Axis.

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Turn 9. Jan/Feb 1941. End of Turn. Scrapped (To-Date). Allied.

Script.
1. Just on the general principal of it all I scrap all named ships that are sunk.
2. Note that the named ships lost this turn are still in the destroyed pool but will shortly join the pool of scrapped units.

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Turn 9. Jan/Feb 1941. End of Turn. Lend Lease (To-Date).

Competitive.
1. With Operation Barbarossa getting closer, I need to revisit lend lease to the Soviets. Specifically, long(er) range US fighters.

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Turn 9. Jan/Feb 1941. Economics.

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Turn 9. Jan/Feb 1941. Production Spiral. Axis.

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Turn 9. Jan/Feb 1941. Production Spiral. Allied.

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Turn 9. Jan/Feb 1941. US Entry.

Competitive
1. The US selected no additional options this turn and will not until the necessary entry and tension levels to, "Pass War Appropriations Bill", which will immediately increase their production multiplier from 0.5 to 0.75.
2. If the US could get the necessary level and tension next turn if they get lucky. Though, unless the axis are careless, it's likely to be two turns before they can pass this option.

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Turn 9. Jan/Feb 1941. Global Map. Control.

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Turn 9. Jan/Feb 1941. Global Map. Units.

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Turn 9. Jan/Feb 1941. Global Map. Active Axis.

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Turn 9. Jan/Feb 1941. Global Map. Active Allied.

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Turn 9. Jan/Feb 1941. Victory Totals.

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Turn 10. Mar/Apr 1941. Resource Lending/Grants.

Voluntary (i.e., temporary).
1. Free France switches their 1 non-oil RP grant from CW to China. Though until the allies can re-open the Burma Road, which was closed by Japan via political pressure, this RP won't be able to get through.
2. No change to Germany's grant of 5 non-oil RPs to Italy.
3. No change to USA's grant of 3 oil to Great Britain.

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Turn 10. Mar/Apr 1941. CWAKE.

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Turn 10. Mar/Apr 1941. Battle of the Atlantic.

Axis #6.
1. 3 German battleships in Brest attempt to run the RN blockade. The BBs Scharnhorst & Gneiseanu are successful and make their way to the North Atlantic. The BB Bismarck isn't able to get through and goes on raid/patrol in the Bay of Biscay.
2. Battle of the Atlantic Continues to Rage.
3. Axis subs in the North Atlantic sink the RN CVL Hermes, 200,000 more tons of shipping and force another 400,000 tons of shipping to abort.
4. PM Churchill and British Isles in Crisis. Lifeline Hangs by a Threat Due to Axis Subs.

Allied #9.
1. REDEMPTION in the North Atlantic!
2. Though outgunned, the RN heavy cruisers York and Gloucester manage to surprise and get the drop of the 2 KM surface raiders. In exchange of naval gunfire all four capital ships receive modest damage and are forced to abort from the sea area.
3. RN blockaiding forces in the Bay of Biscay are not able to intercept the aborting German BBs as they return to Brest. Also, these RN forces fail to find the BB Bismarck still at sea there.

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Turn 10. Mar/Apr 1941. Western Europe. Combat Logs.

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Turn 10. Mar/Apr 1941. Western Europe.