WWII - Sweden (Axis) vs England (Allies)
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RE: WWII - Sweden (Axis) vs England (Allies)
No, the SUBs abort to Vladivostok thanks.
Now Maitland, now's your time!
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RE: WWII - Sweden (Axis) vs England (Allies)
May/Jun '40
Impulse #5 (Axis)
No strategic bombing. No Ground Strikes.
Rail Moves:
Japan:
MIL Haichow->Harbin
Italy:
GARR (62,34) -> Calais
Germany:
INF (Krakow) -> La Spezia
Land Moves:
Germany:
3rd Infantry Division is sent to Venice for some R&R.
Three Korps move towards the Rotterdam area to stop the British offensive.
Antwerp is liberated from the British invaders.
Field Marshal Karl Rudolf Gerd von Rundstedt orders all his panzers to concentrate on the French forces guarding the east approach to Paris.
Remaining German forces on the west front tries to advance west but are soon stopped by French units. Traffic chaos ensues when so many units cross path with each other.
Italy:
5-3 MIL 74, 30 -> 74, 28
HQI 73, 30 -> 74, 29
Japan:
MEC 74,170->74,138(2 hex W)
INF 76,140->75-138(N W)
INF Kaifeng->76,140(3 hex w)
Disembark
Germany:
7-4 INF West Med -> Bone
Generalmajor Johannes Erwin Eugen Rommel instructs his officers in the 7th Panzer Division before the final drive towards paris.
Impulse #5 (Axis)
No strategic bombing. No Ground Strikes.
Rail Moves:
Japan:
MIL Haichow->Harbin
Italy:
GARR (62,34) -> Calais
Germany:
INF (Krakow) -> La Spezia
Land Moves:
Germany:
3rd Infantry Division is sent to Venice for some R&R.
Three Korps move towards the Rotterdam area to stop the British offensive.
Antwerp is liberated from the British invaders.
Field Marshal Karl Rudolf Gerd von Rundstedt orders all his panzers to concentrate on the French forces guarding the east approach to Paris.
Remaining German forces on the west front tries to advance west but are soon stopped by French units. Traffic chaos ensues when so many units cross path with each other.
Italy:
5-3 MIL 74, 30 -> 74, 28
HQI 73, 30 -> 74, 29
Japan:
MEC 74,170->74,138(2 hex W)
INF 76,140->75-138(N W)
INF Kaifeng->76,140(3 hex w)
Disembark
Germany:
7-4 INF West Med -> Bone
Generalmajor Johannes Erwin Eugen Rommel instructs his officers in the 7th Panzer Division before the final drive towards paris.
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RE: WWII - Sweden (Axis) vs England (Allies)
May/Jun '40
Impulse #5 (Axis)
Germany makes two land attacks:
1) vs Rouen. Current odds are 33:4. Two bombers fly with 7 points in ground support. Since France can not intercept they will clear and make the odds 40:3. Or 10:1. France can use their LND3 to try and reduce the odds to 40:7. Or 5:1. Germany has one 4 strength FTR3 available to intercept the French bomber.
2) vs hex 55,30 - just east of Paris. No HQ support. No ground support. Current odds are 55:9 or 6:1 blitz. +3 die roll modifier is expected due to armour bonus. France has one ART that can provide 2 points in defensive ground support. The French bomber can also fly here with their 3 points in support. The same German FTR3 can also intercept here. Will France provide any defensive support?
Impulse #5 (Axis)
Germany makes two land attacks:
1) vs Rouen. Current odds are 33:4. Two bombers fly with 7 points in ground support. Since France can not intercept they will clear and make the odds 40:3. Or 10:1. France can use their LND3 to try and reduce the odds to 40:7. Or 5:1. Germany has one 4 strength FTR3 available to intercept the French bomber.
2) vs hex 55,30 - just east of Paris. No HQ support. No ground support. Current odds are 55:9 or 6:1 blitz. +3 die roll modifier is expected due to armour bonus. France has one ART that can provide 2 points in defensive ground support. The French bomber can also fly here with their 3 points in support. The same German FTR3 can also intercept here. Will France provide any defensive support?
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A government is a body of people; usually, notably, ungoverned. - Quote from Firefly
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RE: WWII - Sweden (Axis) vs England (Allies)
No thanks
Now Maitland, now's your time!
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RE: WWII - Sweden (Axis) vs England (Allies)
One of the German bombers flying ground support (He 111) land in Northern Italy after the support mission.
Have a bit more patience with newbies. Of course some of them act dumb -- they're often students, for heaven's sake. - Terry Pratchett
A government is a body of people; usually, notably, ungoverned. - Quote from Firefly
A government is a body of people; usually, notably, ungoverned. - Quote from Firefly
RE: WWII - Sweden (Axis) vs England (Allies)
Final odds.
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A government is a body of people; usually, notably, ungoverned. - Quote from Firefly
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RE: WWII - Sweden (Axis) vs England (Allies)
Both attacks go well.
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Have a bit more patience with newbies. Of course some of them act dumb -- they're often students, for heaven's sake. - Terry Pratchett
A government is a body of people; usually, notably, ungoverned. - Quote from Firefly
A government is a body of people; usually, notably, ungoverned. - Quote from Firefly
RE: WWII - Sweden (Axis) vs England (Allies)
May/Jun '40
Impulse #5 (Axis)
Air Rebase:
Japan:
FTR2 Hengyang->69,147(2 hex E Peking)
NAV3 77,142->Izu Retto(2 hex S Yokohama)
Italy:
NAV2 (Sicily) -> 62,34 (w Genoa)
LND3 (Genoa) -> Tunis
Germany:
ATR3 (Cologne) -> Rome
FTR2 (Saarbrucken) -> 55,30 (E Paris)
LND2 (52,31) -> 55,31 (Reims)
No reorganization.
Impulse #5 (Axis)
Air Rebase:
Japan:
FTR2 Hengyang->69,147(2 hex E Peking)
NAV3 77,142->Izu Retto(2 hex S Yokohama)
Italy:
NAV2 (Sicily) -> 62,34 (w Genoa)
LND3 (Genoa) -> Tunis
Germany:
ATR3 (Cologne) -> Rome
FTR2 (Saarbrucken) -> 55,30 (E Paris)
LND2 (52,31) -> 55,31 (Reims)
No reorganization.
Have a bit more patience with newbies. Of course some of them act dumb -- they're often students, for heaven's sake. - Terry Pratchett
A government is a body of people; usually, notably, ungoverned. - Quote from Firefly
A government is a body of people; usually, notably, ungoverned. - Quote from Firefly
RE: WWII - Sweden (Axis) vs England (Allies)
Picture from May/Jun '40 Impulse #6 (Allies) - DOW
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Have a bit more patience with newbies. Of course some of them act dumb -- they're often students, for heaven's sake. - Terry Pratchett
A government is a body of people; usually, notably, ungoverned. - Quote from Firefly
A government is a body of people; usually, notably, ungoverned. - Quote from Firefly
RE: WWII - Sweden (Axis) vs England (Allies)
May/Jun 1940
Impulse: 6 (Allies)
Declarations of War and Alignments: None
China: Land
Commonwealth: Combined
France: Land
USA: Combined
USSR: Combined
Port Attack: None
Naval Air: None
Naval Movement:
Commonwealth
Two task forces put to sea in the Eastern Mediterranean
The CW don't initiate in the Eastern Med (and the Italians can't)
The CW do attempt to initiate in the Italian Coast
No aircraft for the CW. The Germans (1) and Italians (2) have the aircraft (shown on map) that can fly. What do they want to do?
Impulse: 6 (Allies)
Declarations of War and Alignments: None
China: Land
Commonwealth: Combined
France: Land
USA: Combined
USSR: Combined
Port Attack: None
Naval Air: None
Naval Movement:
Commonwealth
Two task forces put to sea in the Eastern Mediterranean
The CW don't initiate in the Eastern Med (and the Italians can't)
The CW do attempt to initiate in the Italian Coast
No aircraft for the CW. The Germans (1) and Italians (2) have the aircraft (shown on map) that can fly. What do they want to do?
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RE: WWII - Sweden (Axis) vs England (Allies)
No additional air for the axis thank you
RE: WWII - Sweden (Axis) vs England (Allies)
May/Jun 1940
Impulse: 6 (Allies)
Allies - 2
Axis - 3
The Allies pick the 0-box
Impulse: 6 (Allies)
Allies - 2
Axis - 3
The Allies pick the 0-box
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RE: WWII - Sweden (Axis) vs England (Allies)
The Allied submarines stay
Do the Axis (one fighter in the 0-box and 2 cruisers in the 2 box) wish to stay?
Do the Axis (one fighter in the 0-box and 2 cruisers in the 2 box) wish to stay?
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RE: WWII - Sweden (Axis) vs England (Allies)
Stay please
RE: WWII - Sweden (Axis) vs England (Allies)
Do you bring in aircraft this time?
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RE: WWII - Sweden (Axis) vs England (Allies)
May/Jun 1940
Impulse: 6 (Allies)
Naval Search:
Allies - 5
Axis - 3
No combat
Strategic Bombing: None
Ground Strike: None
Rail Movement: None
Land Movement:
China
The Chinese continue to pull back
USSR
The Chinese Communists take a resource hex in the north and generally re-organise.
France
What's left of the French reorganise
Commonwealth
The CW move forward in Egypt
Land Combat:
Commonwealth
The CW attack the Italians in Bardia at 3:1 (inc shore bombardment). There seems to be a +1 but I don't know why. Maybe its the armour - but then the Italians have the choice????
What do the Italians want to do?
Impulse: 6 (Allies)
Naval Search:
Allies - 5
Axis - 3
No combat
Strategic Bombing: None
Ground Strike: None
Rail Movement: None
Land Movement:
China
The Chinese continue to pull back
USSR
The Chinese Communists take a resource hex in the north and generally re-organise.
France
What's left of the French reorganise
Commonwealth
The CW move forward in Egypt
Land Combat:
Commonwealth
The CW attack the Italians in Bardia at 3:1 (inc shore bombardment). There seems to be a +1 but I don't know why. Maybe its the armour - but then the Italians have the choice????
What do the Italians want to do?
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RE: WWII - Sweden (Axis) vs England (Allies)
I don´t know about the +1. Italians choose tables since equal ARM and equal MECH due to italian A-A unit I think.
Italians go with assault thank you.
Italians go with assault thank you.
RE: WWII - Sweden (Axis) vs England (Allies)
May/Jun 1940
Impulse: 6 (Allies)
Throw is a 5. The ART is lost and all disorganised. I assume the Italians lose the Libyan?
Impulse: 6 (Allies)
Throw is a 5. The ART is lost and all disorganised. I assume the Italians lose the Libyan?
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