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Turn 33. Jan/Feb 1945. CP Losses.

Turn 33. Jan/Feb 1945. End of Turn. Global Maps. Conquests. Liberations.

1. Latvia conquered by the USSR.

2. USA liberates France.

3. USSR liberates Poland, USA returns Polish territory back to Poland.

4. USA liberates Palestine, returns control back to the CW and returns territory back to Palestine.

5. France returns territory back to Palestine.

6. CW liberates Egypt,.

7. USA returns territory back to Egypt.

Turn 33. Jan/Feb 1945. Victory Totals. Faction Rankings.

(1) Euro-Axis (Germany & Italy): 14 (14 VPs - 0 Bid + 0 Bonus - 0 Penalty).

(2) China: 1 (2 VPs - 1 Bid + 0 Bonus - 0 Penalty).

(3) Western Allies (USA, CW & France): -1 (37 VPs - 42 Bid + 4 Bonus - 0 Penalty).

(4) Japan: -3 (6 VPs - 9 Bid + 4 Bonus - 0 Penalty).

(5) USSR/ChiComm: -8 (7 VPs - 15 Bid + 4 Bonus - 0 Penalty).


Note. The final faction rankings will be determined at the end of turn 36, Jul/Aug 1945, regardless of the number of additional turns played.

Turn 33. Jan/Feb 1945. Victory Totals. Economic Reports.

ORIGINAL: Centuur

Still no bombers for the Chinese? Why? You don't need the MECH...

General Centuur, please note the Chinese bomber and pilot. [:)]

Also, the USA, as you shall see in the next post, will be sending an additional oil point to China.

Turn 34. Mar/Apr 1945. Trade.

The only change from last turn is that they USA is now sending an oil point per turn to China.

Turn 34. Mar/Apr 1945. Initiative.

Turn 34. Mar/Apr 1945. Axis #1. Weather.

ORIGINAL: rkr1958

Note. The final faction rankings will be determined at the end of turn 36, Jul/Aug 1945, regardless of the number of additional turns played.

There will not be any additional turns. Allies will win a automatic victory by then. Germany will not last long so USA should stop dancing around and land in Japan. A couple of offensive chits should take care of landing in Japan and then it should go fast. Go for the throat so to speak.

ORIGINAL: rkr1958

3. USSR liberates Poland, USA returns Polish territory back to Poland.

This will lose the 1948 election for Truman.

Turn 34. Mar/Apr 1945. Axis #1. Actions.

Turn 34. Mar/Apr 1945. Axis #1. IJN. China and South China Seas.

No combat. The USN, and RN, also elect for no combat in favor of waiting for after their naval and air moves in which overwhelming forces will be brought by both powers to both sea areas.

Turn 34. Mar/Apr 1945. Axis #1. Japan. All Fronts.

Turn 34. Mar/Apr 1945. Axis #1. Germany and Die-hard Nazis.

Two die-hard Nazi units out of supply and holding out in the mountains of Czechoslovakia mounted a raid into the undefended city of Budapest. This raid forced a USA B-29 Superfortress wing, and its support ground crews, to flee the city. They safely rebased to Trieste in Italy but at the cost of becoming disorganized. President Roosevelt, who is vacationing in Hot Springs, Georgia, and PM Churchill are surprised, embarrassed and angered by this raid. The last resulting in a butt chewing of senior US and CW commanders. And, we all know what happens from there. The butt chewing's proceed down the line to at least corps commander level.

Turn 34. Mar/Apr 1945. Axis #1. Germany. All Fronts.

Post movement, no land combat.

Turn 34. Mar/Apr 1945. Allied #4. Actions.

Turn 34. Mar/Apr 1945. Allied #4. USN. Sea of Japan.

Attempted to initiate a naval combat but no contact was made.

Turn 34. Mar/Apr 1945. Allied #4. USN, RN. South China Sea.

Attempted to initiate a naval combat but no contact was made.

Turn 34. Mar/Apr 1945. Allied #4. USN, RN. China Sea.

Contact.

Turn 34. Mar/Apr 1945. Allied #4. USN, RN. China Sea. Round 1 of 1.

Both sides stay after this initial round and both searches fail.

Turn 34. Mar/Apr 1945. Allied #4. Manchuria. Korea. ChiComm. China Sea.

Post movement, no land combat.