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Jan/Feb 1941
Impulse: 7

Its raining in France. That's -1 on the combat, but the Germans are impatient to end the war in the west...

The Luftwaffe pile in with 3 Stukas. The French respond with their only fighter that can reach - the MS406, and the Germans counter with two Me-109.

The Luftwaffe has a 2.5 advantage over the French air force...

Round 1

5 (AA) The French abort the German front fighter
15 (DX) The MS406 is destroyed (pilot survived) bringing the air battle to a swift conclusion.





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Jan/Feb 1941
Impulse: 7

The French AA opens up - not sure what happened there..

The massed ranks of Ju-87 Stukas swarm over the French capital - and hit just one unit..

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Jan/Feb 1941
Impulse: 7

So its the big one Part Deux.

Billotte attempts HQ Support, von Bock does the same. Billotte fails, but von Bock works, meaning odds of 5:1 no modifier on the Assault table.

Its a 2!! Nightmare for the Germans who are all disorganised. There is one loss each.

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Jan/Feb 1941
Impulse: 10

And the turn comes to an end.

The Communists get another Partisan - and this goes into Shanghai....

The Americans put a Marine corps and a Mariner Nav Air onto some little island by the name of Midway....
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Jan/Feb 1941
Production

Germany:
Infantry
Armour HQ
2 x Land Air
Fighter
Scharnhorst
2 x Pilot
Admiral Scheer

Italy:
Fighter
Pilot
Submarine

Japan:
Chitose
Chiyoda
Infantry HQ
Infantry
Carrier Air
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Jan/Feb 1941
Production

China:
Infantry
Militia

CW:
Infantry
Nigeria
Mauritius
2 x Fighter
Pilot
Field Art
Infantry Div

France:
2 x Infantry
Infantry Div

USA:
Essex-class carrier
New Jersey
Denver
Carrier Air

USSR:
Infantry
Infantry HQ
2 x Pilot
2 x Fighter

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Mar/Apr 1941
Reinforcement

Germany:
Budapest Militia
Sofia Militia
Me-109
Ju-88
Guderian
Gneisenau
Prinz Eugen

Italy:
Nothing

Japan:
AMPH, Musashi and Junyo enter the Construction Pool
Bangkok Militia
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Mar/Apr 1941
Reinforcement

China:
Fighter
Infantry
Anti-Tank
Communist Militia

CW:
Implacable has entered the Construction Pool
Beaufighter
Indomitable
Infantry

France:
MB 152
2 x Infantry

USA:
San Juan enters the Construction Pool
Maryland Bomber
AMPH

USSR:
Fighter
Armour
Motorised
Mountain
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ORIGINAL: warspite1
Jan/Feb 1941
Impulse: 7
The French AA opens up - not sure what happened there..
The massed ranks of Ju-87 Stukas swarm over the French capital - and hit just one unit..

Maybe the Stuka's were giving sight seeing tours of Paris.

Good going in China!
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Nov/Dec 1940
Production

Germany:
2 x Fighter
2 x Nav Air
2 x Pilot
Lutzow

Italy:
Impero
Light Cruiser

Japan:
Hiyo
Ryuho
Agano
2 x Pilot
Engineer Div
2 x CP




Germany build naval air and ships but as I understand it they will be at war with USSR in just a couple of turns. Shouldn't they already have begun gearing for that campaign that surely is in its final planning step. Have I missed something? [&:]
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Nov/Dec 1940
Production

Germany:
2 x Fighter
2 x Nav Air
2 x Pilot
Lutzow

Italy:
Impero
Light Cruiser

Japan:
Hiyo
Ryuho
Agano
2 x Pilot
Engineer Div
2 x CP




Germany build naval air and ships but as I understand it they will be at war with USSR in just a couple of turns. Shouldn't they already have begun gearing for that campaign that surely is in its final planning step. Have I missed something? [&:]
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See post 253. I think a May/June 1941 Barbarossa is going to be difficult. The plan therefore is to build for this (whenever it is) but to also reinforce the Regia Aeronautica with a beefed up Fliegerkorps X as soon as possible.
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Nov/Dec 1940
End of Turn

I am asked if I want to enforce a peace between Finland and the Soviet Union.

Lets see what happens if I say no.
[X(][X(][X(]
[X(][X(][X(]
Noooooo!!!!!!!!!





Give me something to drink!

Keep the beers coming. I can't read this sober. [;)]

At least this is a game where the stuff happens. [:)]
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Jan/Feb 1941
Impulse: 7
The French AA opens up - not sure what happened there..
The massed ranks of Ju-87 Stukas swarm over the French capital - and hit just one unit..

Maybe the Stuka's were giving sight seeing tours of Paris.

Good going in China!
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Yes. There were reports of Stuka pilots parking their Ju-87's along the Champs Elysee and visiting the exotic lovelies of the Folies Bergeres when they should have been bombing the $%^& out of the enemy [:-]
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Nov/Dec 1940
End of Turn

I am asked if I want to enforce a peace between Finland and the Soviet Union.

Lets see what happens if I say no.
[X(][X(][X(]
[X(][X(][X(]
Noooooo!!!!!!!!!





Give me something to drink!

Keep the beers coming. I can't read this sober. [;)]

At least this is a game where the stuff happens. [:)]
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What have I done/not done now General Orm?
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I must say I have really enjoyed this second AAR - more so than the first for two reasons a) because of the extra knowledge I have gained in playing the first (the performance in Japan has made that theatre a more enjoyable experience, and b) I have to say playing without oil (given the current production problems) is sensible.

The only thing this current game lacks is serious naval activity, but I suspect Benito will not be sitting idly by for too much longer [;)]

Benito might have to rely on his own homegrown aircraft. Poor Germans will still be rebuilding and training the Luftwaffe.
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Good point! As soon as the French are despatched, I will need to set about building a serious Fliegerkorps X. The Italians will only b***** things up if left to their own devices [8|]
I am sure the Italians will need plenty of assistance if they are going to manage to do something properly. But why should Germany help them out? The Italians still are to afraid to even go to war and yet they expect German aid when they mess things up?

Germany needs to decide their goals for the war and make plans accordingly.
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Benito might have to rely on his own homegrown aircraft. Poor Germans will still be rebuilding and training the Luftwaffe.
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Good point! As soon as the French are despatched, I will need to set about building a serious Fliegerkorps X. The Italians will only b***** things up if left to their own devices [8|]
I am sure the Italians will need plenty of assistance if they are going to manage to do something properly. But why should Germany help them out? The Italians still are to afraid to even go to war and yet they expect German aid when they mess things up?

Germany needs to decide their goals for the war and make plans accordingly.
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Going to war without Italy is like going deer hunting without your accordion.

Actually said about the French, but still very funny.

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Nov/Dec 1940
End of Turn

I am asked if I want to enforce a peace between Finland and the Soviet Union.

Lets see what happens if I say no.
[X(][X(][X(]
[X(][X(][X(]
Noooooo!!!!!!!!!





Give me something to drink!

Keep the beers coming. I can't read this sober. [;)]

At least this is a game where the stuff happens. [:)]
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What have I done/not done now General Orm?
Finland had got Stalin to agree with a peace where Finland ceded the Borderlands to USSR. But the Finns decided, proudly, to continue the war versus USSR since they apparently plan to create their own Finnish empire. I suspect that Mannerheim will offer his resignation any day now.

----

Once the war with Finland - USSR has begun, and The Soviet union fail to force a continuance (is that even a word?) of the war, I have yet to see a game where it is to the Axis advantage to deny the peace and it is Germany who gets to decide if there is going to be peace or not.

If Germany force USSR to go to war with Finland then Germany wants the peace. That is the goal for Germany when they deny the claim. To force peace. The Soviet Union want the war to continue so they can conquer Finland.
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Good point! As soon as the French are despatched, I will need to set about building a serious Fliegerkorps X. The Italians will only b***** things up if left to their own devices [8|]
I am sure the Italians will need plenty of assistance if they are going to manage to do something properly. But why should Germany help them out? The Italians still are to afraid to even go to war and yet they expect German aid when they mess things up?

Germany needs to decide their goals for the war and make plans accordingly.
warspite1

Going to war without Italy is like going deer hunting without your accordion.

Actually said about the French, but still very funny.

Yes. That might indeed be true. But they are at war without Italy!

Edit: I do not mind that you plan to help out Italy. But you must decide what the German plans are for next summer.
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[X(][X(][X(]
[X(][X(][X(]
Noooooo!!!!!!!!!





Give me something to drink!

Keep the beers coming. I can't read this sober. [;)]

At least this is a game where the stuff happens. [:)]
warspite1

What have I done/not done now General Orm?
Finland had got Stalin to agree with a peace where Finland ceded the Borderlands to USSR. But the Finns decided, proudly, to continue the war versus USSR since they apparently plan to create their own Finnish empire. I suspect that Mannerheim will offer his resignation any day now.

----

Once the war with Finland - USSR has begun, and The Soviet union fail to force a continuance (is that even a word?) of the war, I have yet to see a game where it is to the Axis advantage to deny the peace and it is Germany who gets to decide if there is going to be peace or not.

If Germany force USSR to go to war with Finland then Germany wants the peace. That is the goal for Germany when they deny the claim. To force peace. The Soviet Union want the war to continue so they can conquer Finland.
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Doesn't it hurt the Soviets to try and bash the Finns? Surely that's a good thing for Germany no?
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I am sure the Italians will need plenty of assistance if they are going to manage to do something properly. But why should Germany help them out? The Italians still are to afraid to even go to war and yet they expect German aid when they mess things up?

Germany needs to decide their goals for the war and make plans accordingly.
warspite1

Going to war without Italy is like going deer hunting without your accordion.

Actually said about the French, but still very funny.

Yes. That might indeed be true. But they are at war without Italy!

Edit: I do not mind that you plan to help out Italy. But you must decide what the German plans are for next summer.
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Some would say that was a good thing... 95% of Italians for one [;)]
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