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ORIGINAL: composer99

What's Germany's reinforcement situation looking like? Are they at least getting enough land units from stuff that's been shattered to form something like a coherent line along the Oder to slow up the Red Army? Because if not, they could be in Berlin by Christmas.

Not counting any MIL's that they might build, here it is. By the way, if the turn doesn't end soon they may not even make it into next turn.

By the way, note the naval builds coming in and which were paid for a year ago when Germany was master's of Europe and the 1000 year Reich looked like it was indeed going to last a 1000 years. Oh, what a difference a year makes.

Turn 31. Sep/Oct 1944. Allied #9.

Actions.

Turn 31. Sep/Oct 1944. Allied #9.

Northern China. The communists.

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USSR. The Gommel Pocket (1/2).

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USSR. The Gommel Pocket (2/2).

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USSR. The Stavropol Pocket.

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USSR. The Eastern Front. Land Combat (1/3).

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USSR. The Eastern Front. Land Combat (2/3).

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USSR. The Eastern Front. Land Combat (3/3).

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USSR. The Western Front. Land Combat (1/2).

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USSR. The Western Front. Land Combat (2/2).

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Germany. Note. The only land unit (currently) in Berlin is an AA division.

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End of Turn Check.

ORIGINAL: rkr1958

Turn 31. Sep/Oct 1944. Allied #9.

USSR. The Eastern Front. Land Combat (3/3).

I don't know if you saw my reply, but as far as I could see, this was fine - the Italians were out of supply, they just hadn't been disorganised. As such, they rightly ought to have defended at full strength.

ORIGINAL: composer99

ORIGINAL: rkr1958

Turn 31. Sep/Oct 1944. Allied #9.

USSR. The Eastern Front. Land Combat (3/3).

I don't know if you saw my reply, but as far as I could see, this was fine - the Italians were out of supply, they just hadn't been disorganised. As such, they rightly ought to have defended at full strength.

OK. My bad. I did roll and I rolled a 15, so all is well. Time for bed ... I guess I'm a bit loopy.

By the way, I make this roll "after the fact", but if I'd rolled 9 or less (i.e., modified roll of 22 or less), I'd gone back to an autosave and made things right. But, fortunately for the Soviets, or unfortunately for the Germans, that wasn't necessary based on the roll of 15.

Turn 31. Sep/Oct 1944. Axis #9.

Actions.

Turn 31. Sep/Oct 1944. Axis #9.

Northern China. Korea. End of Impulse. No combat. It just occurred to the axis that both Japan and Italy should have passed which would have increased the chance of the turn ending from 50 to 60%. Hopefully this oversight, or from OKH's veiwpoint gross negligence on the parts of the Japanese and Italians, don't cost Germany.

Turn 31. Sep/Oct 1944. Axis #9.

Germany. End of Impulse. No combat. Dire situation. OKH is hoping that the turn ends and that Japan's and Italy's gross negligence doesn't cost them.

Turn 31. Sep/Oct 1944. Axis #11.

End of Turn Check. OKH ==> [:@] == > Italians & Japanese

Turn 31. Sep/Oct 1944. Allied #13.

Weather.

OKH. [:@] [:@] [:@] [:@]