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RE: Bob Flemin's MWIF AARse V - Fat AARse

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Maybe Germany should consider producing a new offensive if they have not yet done so.
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But they remain desperately unlucky in the US Entry department. They just cannot get any Tension going.....Four 1's? I mean come on?!?!?!?
It seems you need to relocate the Pacific Fleet to Pearl Harbour. So it might be a good idea to place the extra chits in the Japanese pool for a while.
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What do you mean Ormster?
After that option has been selected and the fleet is in Pearl Harbour you can increase the control of the tension pool. At least the Japanese tension pool.

Edit: The fleet needs to be at least 8 BB and 2 CV.

RAC: 13.3.2 US entry options
....
If you have relocated a sufficient fleet to Pearl Harbor (see entry option 26) and the entry option is aimed at
Japan, you can increase or decrease the tension cost by up to 3 before rolling the die.
....
26. Relocate fleet to Pearl Harbor - It is harder to declare war on Japan if you haven’t chosen this entry option.
Until you choose it, the only naval units that may base at Honolulu or Pago Pago are TRSs and CONVs. After you
have chosen it, any US naval unit can base there.
To avoid the +2 modifier for declaring war on Japan, you need a fleet of at least 8 SCS and 2 CV (owner’s
choice) in Honolulu when you attempt to declare war. A CV or SCS only counts if its first cycle cost is at least 2
build points and is not the Langley. If you have that fleet there, you also have more control over the tension level for
anti-Japanese entry options.
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RE: Bob Flemin's MWIF AARse V - Fat AARse

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Sep/Oct 1940
Impulse: Production

China:
MOT

Commonwealth:
AMPH + TRS (2nd Cycle)
INF
MOT
FTR
Pilot

France:
Nothing

USA:
South Dakota and North Carolina (2nd Cycle)
2 x Cruiser (1st Cycle)

USSR:
INF
MOT
ARM
Pilot
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Maybe Germany should consider producing a new offensive if they have not yet done so.
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I want to but am a little concerned about maintaining the required Garrison for the NS Pact.
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It seems you need to relocate the Pacific Fleet to Pearl Harbour. So it might be a good idea to place the extra chits in the Japanese pool for a while.
warspite1

What do you mean Ormster?
After that option has been selected and the fleet is in Pearl Harbour you can increase the control of the tension pool. At least the Japanese tension pool.

Edit: The fleet needs to be at least 8 BB and 2 CV.

RAC: 13.3.2 US entry options
....
If you have relocated a sufficient fleet to Pearl Harbor (see entry option 26) and the entry option is aimed at
Japan, you can increase or decrease the tension cost by up to 3 before rolling the die.
....
26. Relocate fleet to Pearl Harbor - It is harder to declare war on Japan if you haven’t chosen this entry option.
Until you choose it, the only naval units that may base at Honolulu or Pago Pago are TRSs and CONVs. After you
have chosen it, any US naval unit can base there.
To avoid the +2 modifier for declaring war on Japan, you need a fleet of at least 8 SCS and 2 CV (owner’s
choice) in Honolulu when you attempt to declare war. A CV or SCS only counts if its first cycle cost is at least 2
build points and is not the Langley. If you have that fleet there, you also have more control over the tension level for
anti-Japanese entry options.
warspite1

Right - looks like the fleet will be heading to PH ASAP! [:)]
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Right - looks like the fleet will be heading to PH ASAP!
You just have to overcome the tiny political obstacle and pick the US entry option 26 first. Hence my comment that the extra US entry chits should go to the Japanese pool.
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Sep/Oct 1940
Impulse: Reinforcement

China:
Nothing

Commonwealth:
2 x MIL (Spain)
MECH (Spain)
HMS Victorious

France:
Nothing

USA:
US Ships Massachusetts, Indiana and San Diego have been placed in the Construction Pool
2 x TRS

USSR:
FTR
INF
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Right - looks like the fleet will be heading to PH ASAP!
You just have to overcome the tiny political obstacle and pick the US entry option 26 first. Hence my comment that the extra US entry chits should go to the Japanese pool.
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Red tape eh? [:D]
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Sep/Oct 1940
Impulse: Reinforcement

Germany:
FTR
NAV
Tirpitz
SUB
INF

Italy:
Impero

Japan:
2 x SUB has been placed in the Construction Pool
Zuikaku and Shokaku
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Maybe Germany should consider producing a new offensive if they have not yet done so.
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I want to but am a little concerned about maintaining the required Garrison for the NS Pact.
Then it is time to build out the German militia and garrison pools.

Edit: They are needed to guard against partisans as well.
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I did not see a post with the Axis production. [:(]
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Sep/Oct 1940
Impulse: Initiative and Weather

Allies 4:1 Axis

The Axis think long and hard about a re-roll but decide against considering the weather is more than likely to be rubbish.

Weather roll = 9. Yep its rubbish...


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I did not see a post with the Axis production. [:(]
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No.439 sir
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Is that right? The US cannot send Build Points to France? They can send resources - which are pointless because they have no factories...
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Is that right? The US cannot send Build Points to France? They can send resources - which are pointless because they have no factories...
You need to cut through the red tape first and pass US entry option number 27.
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Is that right? The US cannot send Build Points to France? They can send resources - which are pointless because they have no factories...
You need to cut through the red tape first and pass US entry option number 27.
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Ah! I thought 15 covered it but that does say resources specifically so I guess the clue was there [:D]
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Nov/Dec 1940
Impulse: 1

The Allies are reduced to essentially naval activity. The CW have not got many units to transfer to the Iberian Peninsula in any case.


Nov/Dec 1940
Impulse: 4

The Storm and Snow really has dealt a blow to German ambitions in Spain - indeed three units on the East Coast are out of supply...

This impulse will be limited to moving some units around, but because of the mountainous terrain, there won't even be much of that..

The Italians capture Tunis.

Nov/Dec 1940
Impulse: 7

The weather gets no better. There is a 30% chance of the turn ending if all Allied Powers pass. There is limited, if any, downside and so they take this option

Nov/Dec 1940
Impulse: 10

The turn does not end.
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Nov/Dec 1940
Impulse: 13

There was an 80% chance of the turn not ending even if the CW took an Action. Guess what?

The CW took the opportunity of trying to beef up the Spanish front, while getting Franco heading for Madrid to join the 2nd Mechanised Corps.




The turn continues!


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Nov/Dec 1940
Impulse: 15

This must be the longest winter turn in history [X(] The Axis continue shuffling the few units they have to shuffle - and another throw of 9 sees the turn continue.


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Nov/Dec 1940
Impulse: 17

The Commonwealth takes the opportunity of attacking the captured Danish convoy using a Swordfish flown off HMS Furious. The Germans never got around to doing a Combined to repatriate the ships to Stettin - although given the few units that they could move over the course of most of this turn, they probably could have done so earlier.




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