Overall
In the end, Randallw is correct. I fail to take into account the cowardice of my units. This is due to my only experience being as the Axis against an easy AI. Still no excuse.
The Axis keeps attacking their way north, it seems they try to gain enough cities to get an autovictory, well I doubt he will keep it up, but if he does, I am happy with that.
The Axis launch a total of 11 attacks, scoring 1 held, 4 retreats and 6 routs. We launch 9 attacks, and get 1 held and 8 retreats. Two things that is ruining the assault for me are the need for a 2:1, and the never-routing Germans, which are both things I cannot change, so I need to find a workaround.
Losses are reported as 10.000 Axis troops and 79.000 on our side, and this seems off to me...
Our manpower pool recieves 189.000 pair of hands this turn and ends at 221 this turn. Our vehicle pool continues to grow, and is now at 137.993.
Units
We form 3 rifle corps and 1 mechanized corps, as well as order the construction of 3 mechanized brigades this turn.
If the reported losses are correct, this leaves us with a net growth of 107.000 soldiers this turn.
Partisans
22 sabotague actions and 15 drops makes this an "ok" turn. I would have liked to see more supply drops, but we will take what we get. 8 attacks on our partisans by the Axis means we are left with 25 untis at the end of the turn. Too bad this Hydra is more an annoyance than a real threat though.
Worries
No real worry, more of a curiosity. Will the Axis keep attacking and go for an attempted autovictory by trying to rout enough units to clear out my line, or will they fall back? If they keep attacking, I will be happy, and the fact that they routed 6 units this turn does not help them as all but 2 of them have allready rallied.
