Witness to World War 2.

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IJN. Japanese Production.

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IJN. China Sea.

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IJN. I-boat Pickets.

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IJN. South China Sea.

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Germany. KM. The Baltic (1/2).

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Germany. KM. The Baltic (2/2).

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Germany. The Italian Coast.

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Germany. North Atlantic.

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Germany. Faeores Gap.

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Germany. Counter Offensive East (1/3).

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Germany. Counter Offensive East (2/3).

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Germany. Counter Offensive East (3/3).

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Germany.

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Weather Summary. Action. With only a 30% chance that the fine weather over Germany will last into the next impulse (pair), the allies decide for a three prong all out offensive to pretty much finish off Germany. The Soviets will, of course, attack from the East, the US primarily from the southwest and the Brits from the northwest.

This means that the USN and RN will just have to let Japan's resupply and transport of resources through the South China and China Seas to stand for this impulse at least.

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Land Combat Factors Doubled. Allied O-Chits (1/3).

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Land Combat Factors Doubled. Allied O-Chits (2/3).

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Land Combat Factors Doubled. Allied O-Chits (3/3).

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Before covering Europe, we take care of the limited action this impulse in Asia.

National Chinese. US ground strike fails to flip the OOS elite Japanese army. Until flipped, the Nationalist will hold off attacking, and hopefully, finally clearing southern China of the Japanese.

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communist Chinese. Mao and his forces liberate Kaifeng and push further east.

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USSR. Manchuria. An entire Soviet front led by Koniev pushes into Western Manchuria moving along the Manchuria railroad.