Here is Palembang. The 2 units just to the west of Palembang are tank regiments. Below that are a division, brigade, some artillery and 3 independent engineer regiments.

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ORIGINAL: d0mbo
Do they shock attack when entering the palembang hex? If so, you might want to coordinate alle the units so they arrive in the hex at the same time.
ORIGINAL: Mike Solli
ORIGINAL: d0mbo
Do they shock attack when entering the palembang hex? If so, you might want to coordinate alle the units so they arrive in the hex at the same time.
Yes, unless the attack comes from the hex to the NW of Palembang. Guess where I'm coming from?
ORIGINAL: TheLoneGunman
ORIGINAL: Mike Solli
ORIGINAL: d0mbo
Do they shock attack when entering the palembang hex? If so, you might want to coordinate alle the units so they arrive in the hex at the same time.
Yes, unless the attack comes from the hex to the NW of Palembang. Guess where I'm coming from?
Excellent! Because I was just about to suggest that, hoping you would be patient enough for such an endeavor.
Such a move should also theoretically "isolate" Palembang from sending or receiving supplies to the rest of the island, correct? (With the exception of shipping by sea or by air obviously.)
ORIGINAL: Djordje
In my PBEM game I was also careful about attacking Palembang, and it proved to be just waste of my time. All I needed to do in the ned was to invade over sea with one division and after first deliberate attack the base fell. No bombardment was needing, just simple invasion and attack day later.
Unless your opponent heavily reinforced it you should not be afraid of crossing river. Just go for the kill, you are already two months behind the schedule for it.

ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
Speaking of repairing damaged oil production...are you dumping beaucoup supply into Miri so that it can repair its 150 damaged oil production?


ORIGINAL: Mynok
You'd best hope you don't take the base when you shock attack across the river.

