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Turn 38. Nov/Dec 1945. Allied #10. Western Allies, Japan. Land Combat 4.

Turn 38. Nov/Dec 1945. Allied #10. Western Allies, Japan. Air Reorg.

Turn 38. Nov/Dec 1945. Allied #10. Western Allies, Japan. HQ Reorg.

Turn 38. Nov/Dec 1945. Allied #10. Western Allies, Japan.

Turn 38. Nov/Dec 1945. Allied #10. End of Turn Check.

This turn comes to an end.

Turn 38. Nov/Dec 1945. End of Turn. Destroyed Pool.

Turn 38. Nov/Dec 1945. End of Turn. Japanese Production.

Turn 38. Nov/Dec 1945. End of Turn. Victory Totals.

Turn 38. Nov/Dec 1945. End of Turn. Global Map.

Turn 39. Jan/Feb 1946. Initiative.

The allies win the first roll. Japan, who has the option to re-roll does not. The allies choose to move second.

Turn 39. Jan/Feb 1946. Axis #1. Weather.

Turn 39. Jan/Feb 1946. Axis #1. Japan.

Japan takes a land and moves a few units around. No much left for them to do. Actually, no much that Japan can do.

Turn 39. Jan/Feb 1946. Allied #3. Actions.

O-chits: USA and CW both take a super-combined.

Turn 39. Jan/Feb 1946. Allied #3. USN, RN. Sea of Japan.

Combat attempted but contact not made.

Turn 39. Jan/Feb 1946. Allied #3. Western Allies. Madagascar.

The RN and USN put two Madagascar invasion task forces at sea in the Mozambique Channel and Azanian Sea.

Turn 39. Jan/Feb 1946. Allied #3. Nationalist Chinese. Ground Strike 1.

Turn 39. Jan/Feb 1946. Allied #3. Nationalist Chinese. Land Combat 1.

Again, the Nationalist Chinese fail to deal with this isolated Japanese army.

Turn 39. Jan/Feb 1946. Allied #3. USSR, China. Ground Strike 1.

Turn 39. Jan/Feb 1946. Allied #3. ChiComm. Land Combat 1.

The ChiComm's shatter the three Japanese units defending Canton. Instead of retreating them, the ChiComm's send them back to the Japanese force pool making them an issue for the Western Allies to have to deal with. For the ChiComm's and the Soviets, no matter because these units are no longer a concern form the communists.

Turn 39. Jan/Feb 1946. Allied #3. Southern China.