Witness to World War 2.

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Production. France.

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Production. Great Britain.

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Production. USA.

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Production Summary.

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Production Spiral (All Countries).

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Relationships.

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Victory Totals.

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Global Map. Control.

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Global Map. Units.

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Global Map. Active Axis.

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Global Map. Active Allied.

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Resource Lending.

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Initiative.

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Weather.

[composer99]

According to the RAW 7 scenario booklet, between them the Axis are supposed to control 15 objective hexes at the end of the July/August 1945 turn. At this point, they control 12. Whether or not the Allies take Tokyo, they have won the game.

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The KM went out in a blaze of glory with their guns blazing. Just like they wished they had in WW 1 instead of being surrendered and scuttled at sea.

I suspect that was more the leadership wishing to fight it out and not the regular sailors. Most probably wanted to get home to families once the war outcome was decided.

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ORIGINAL: ashkpa

The KM went out in a blaze of glory with their guns blazing. Just like they wished they had in WW 1 instead of being surrendered and scuttled at sea.

I suspect that was more the leadership wishing to fight it out and not the regular sailors. Most probably wanted to get home to families once the war outcome was decided.

Yes, I think you're right about that one.

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Turn 36. Jul/Aug 1945. Allied #1.

Allied O-Chits. Great Britain and the US both take a super-combine.

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Weather Summary. Actions.

Details are coming to light about the "dirty document" sketched out between Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin at their conference in Yalta just prior to President Roosevelt's death in early April. The document, secret until now and which is still being honored by President Truman, gave the capture of Berlin and conquest of Turkey (including Istanbul), Korea and Japan to the Western Allies. This conquest and capture clause also includes all objectives associated with such to the Western Allies.

The Soviets were given the conquest of Bulgaria, Finland, The Baltic States, Persia, Manchuria and the liberation of Vladivostok, as well as all objectives those encompass. To note, the US 4th infantry division who was in position to liberate Vladivostok well ahead of the Soviets was order to stop, turn around and move back south.

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Turn 36. Jul/Aug 1945. Allied #1.

Western Allies. The Baltic.