Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
And here is a overview picture of the Chinese front and the next weather report.
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
yum, just found this, did I read this correctly ORM versus Warspite, yummy. Guess I'll give this puppy a thorough read.
RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
Jul/Aug 1940
Impulse: 5
There is nothing to mention about the Allied turn I'm afraid....
The RN do some more p*ssing about in boats, while the Chinese continue to run and hope that the Japanese roll a 1 at some point.
The French have no units to move really so that's about it....
Impulse: 5
There is nothing to mention about the Allied turn I'm afraid....
The RN do some more p*ssing about in boats, while the Chinese continue to run and hope that the Japanese roll a 1 at some point.
The French have no units to move really so that's about it....
Now Maitland, now's your time!
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
Jul/Aug 1940
Impulse: 6
No declarations of war.
Italy continues with yet another combined impulse. The remaining Axis Major Powers take land actions.
No Port Strikes. No naval air.
Italy sail to the Italian Sea with two transporters escorted by a few cruisers. There they embark two infantry units.
Impulse: 6
No declarations of war.
Italy continues with yet another combined impulse. The remaining Axis Major Powers take land actions.
No Port Strikes. No naval air.
Italy sail to the Italian Sea with two transporters escorted by a few cruisers. There they embark two infantry units.
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
Italian submarines have been patrolling the Cape St. Vincent for weeks without spotting any eligible targets. Suddenly they spot ships heading straight at the submarines that dive and can just lie in wait as the first cruiser pass them by. Going back to periscope depth to take a look they see plenty of cargo ships all around them. Even oilers and transport ships. As the Captain is about to launch their torpedoes at the cargo ships he sees a huge ship heading straight for them. He quickly orders a change of target when he realize that he is in the perfect position to fire at a British Carrier.
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
The search in Cape St. Vincent was successful giving Italy 7 surprise points. I had not really counted the Allied factors before searching. I just noticed the absence of high box escorts and that there were some nice targets in the zero box. Now when the combat was about to begin I counted what combat tables that were going to be used I was disgusted with myself. Way to much ASW factors for my comfort. But since I had to spend 4 surprise points to get a submarine combat I could as well get a surface combat instead. Even though the Italian submarines got reduced strength it didn't matter much since there were so many enemy ships then. And since the Allied escorts were mostly lousy cruisers and a CV that would not hurt me as bad as the submarine combat.
So I selected a surface action with three surprise points left to spend and that was just enough to select HMS Courageous as a target. But, of course, the defence roll was good and the damage was converted to a abort.
Luckily enough the defence roll for the submarine was a success as well so the action just ended with a lot of aborts.
Picture from Jul/Aug 40 Impulse #6 (Axis) - Naval Combat
So I selected a surface action with three surprise points left to spend and that was just enough to select HMS Courageous as a target. But, of course, the defence roll was good and the damage was converted to a abort.
Luckily enough the defence roll for the submarine was a success as well so the action just ended with a lot of aborts.
Picture from Jul/Aug 40 Impulse #6 (Axis) - Naval Combat
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
Axis bombers find the two French convoy points in the Eastern Mediterranean and sink them both.
The Allied Army in West Egypt is now out of supply but Axis is in no position to take advantage of this.
Picture from Jul/Aug 40 Impulse #6 (Axis) - Naval Combat
The Allied Army in West Egypt is now out of supply but Axis is in no position to take advantage of this.
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
No strategic bombing.
Germany create the 1st Fallschirm-Armee amd rail it to Reggio. von Leeb is transfered to Austria for rest and recuperation.
Italy occupy the minor port Berbera. German panzers overran and destroyed a French fighter squadron. Germany concentrate their forces in France on the remaining British forces. The Japanese forces in the North concentrate on Mao and Tianshui. In South China the Japanese Army is stuck in mud.
Axis forces debark into Tirana.
Germany continue to clear North of France of enemy forces. Japan makes two assaults on the encircled Communist strongholds.
Picture from Jul/Aug 40 Impulse #6 (Axis) - Land Combat
Japan do wish that they could roll a '1' since that is what is needed to disorganize Mao. But, alas, this seems unlikely at the moment. Yet another Japanese ground strike fails.while the Chinese continue to run and hope that the Japanese roll a 1 at some point.
Germany create the 1st Fallschirm-Armee amd rail it to Reggio. von Leeb is transfered to Austria for rest and recuperation.
Italy occupy the minor port Berbera. German panzers overran and destroyed a French fighter squadron. Germany concentrate their forces in France on the remaining British forces. The Japanese forces in the North concentrate on Mao and Tianshui. In South China the Japanese Army is stuck in mud.
Axis forces debark into Tirana.
Germany continue to clear North of France of enemy forces. Japan makes two assaults on the encircled Communist strongholds.
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
In China Japan attacks Mao and they lost one unit each.
Picture from Jul/Aug 40 Impulse #6 (Axis) - Land Combat
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
The second attack in China result in one loss each as well.
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
The last remnants of the British force in France is retreated into the sea.
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
Jul/Aug 1940
Impulse: 6
Japan reorganize 5 land units in North China.
New weather roll is a 10.
Impulse: 6
Japan reorganize 5 land units in North China.
New weather roll is a 10.
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
Jul/Aug 1940
Impulse: 7
The Allies are really bending over and taking it at sea [&:]
Three RN cruisers sail from Alexandria into the Eastern Med but are found - and surprised - by the Axis forces. HMS Sussex is badly damaged in the attack.
The heavy cruiser limps back to Alexandria while her two companions (thanks to two rolls of 8) manage to continue on their way to the Gulf of Guinea.
Impulse: 7
The Allies are really bending over and taking it at sea [&:]
Three RN cruisers sail from Alexandria into the Eastern Med but are found - and surprised - by the Axis forces. HMS Sussex is badly damaged in the attack.
The heavy cruiser limps back to Alexandria while her two companions (thanks to two rolls of 8) manage to continue on their way to the Gulf of Guinea.
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Now Maitland, now's your time!
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
Jul/Aug 1940
Impulse: 7
A Harrow, flying at extreme range from Coventry tries to ground strike von Rundstedt. The Harrow, think its a Hampden and not wanting to spoil the 100% record, decides to miss. Just for that I'm sending the plane to Coventry hahahaha geddit? No? Oh......
Impulse: 7
A Harrow, flying at extreme range from Coventry tries to ground strike von Rundstedt. The Harrow, think its a Hampden and not wanting to spoil the 100% record, decides to miss. Just for that I'm sending the plane to Coventry hahahaha geddit? No? Oh......
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
Question. Why are my units in Alex out of supply? [&:]
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Now Maitland, now's your time!
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
They can only be out of supply, when there is an Axis ship or air to sea plane (which is at war with the CW) in the Red Sea and/or Arabian Sea. However, if that should be the case, than at least the Egyptian TERR should be in supply.
This is therefore a bug...
This is therefore a bug...
Peter
RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
warspite1ORIGINAL: Centuur
They can only be out of supply, when there is an Axis ship or air to sea plane (which is at war with the CW) in the Red Sea and/or Arabian Sea. However, if that should be the case, than at least the Egyptian TERR should be in supply.
This is therefore a bug...
Neither is the case.... another supply bug.
Now Maitland, now's your time!
Duke of Wellington to 1st Guards Brigade - Waterloo 18 June 1815
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
Hey Brian Brian - do you fancy throwing for the end of turn please?
Now Maitland, now's your time!
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
Mmmmm he seems to have disappeared. So I throw and the game continues on a 6....
Now Maitland, now's your time!
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
travel day. stopped to send a work email from real keyboard, but no dice available. home late next week. keep gaming for me!
and revealing the supply bug details … it is important for the European Axis to be able to campaign in Africa.
and revealing the supply bug details … it is important for the European Axis to be able to campaign in Africa.