Fun. [:)] Some air action during the winter.ORIGINAL: warspite1
warspite1ORIGINAL: Orm
Do I get it right if I intercept with the Chinese fighter and both CW?ORIGINAL: warspite1
warspite1
Both please.
Yes indeed.
Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
After some intense air combat in the sky over London the German bombers voluntary abort after they have been left without fighter support. But the cost for RAF has been high.
Picture from Nov/Dec 40 Impulse #7 (Axis) - Strategic Bombing
Picture from Nov/Dec 40 Impulse #7 (Axis) - Strategic Bombing
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
The air combat above Kweiyang was a bloody affair for both sides but the bomber was cleared to the target.
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
The bombing of Kweiyang was a success despite the brave effort from the Chinese pilots.
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
Nov/Dec 1940
Impulse: 7
No ground strikes.
Italy rail a militia to France. Japan rail a militia to China. Germany rail a garrison to Brest, a infantry corps to Rumania and another to Poland.
japan moves to units from Hanoi towards Kunming.
No land combats. No reorganization.
The winter weather continue.
Impulse: 7
No ground strikes.
Italy rail a militia to France. Japan rail a militia to China. Germany rail a garrison to Brest, a infantry corps to Rumania and another to Poland.
japan moves to units from Hanoi towards Kunming.
No land combats. No reorganization.
The winter weather continue.
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
There is a 50/50 chance of the turn ending if all powers pass. There is little reason not to try and the turn ends on a 3.
There are no US Entry options for the US to choose so we go straight into Production etc.
Ormster old china, can I have your End of Turn requirements please?
There are no US Entry options for the US to choose so we go straight into Production etc.
Ormster old china, can I have your End of Turn requirements please?
Now Maitland, now's your time!
Duke of Wellington to 1st Guards Brigade - Waterloo 18 June 1815
Duke of Wellington to 1st Guards Brigade - Waterloo 18 June 1815
RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
Nov / Dec 1940
Impulse: Production
Germany:
2 x INF
MIL
MECH DIV
LND
2 x Pilot
Italy:
Pilot
FTR
MIL
Save 1 BP in Milan
Japan:
MIL
GARR
2 x CVP
FTR
CVL Shinyo
CVL Ryuho
Repair BB Hiei
2 x Pilot
SUB 4452
Vichy:
Save BP in Toulouse
Impulse: Production
Germany:
2 x INF
MIL
MECH DIV
LND
2 x Pilot
Italy:
Pilot
FTR
MIL
Save 1 BP in Milan
Japan:
MIL
GARR
2 x CVP
FTR
CVL Shinyo
CVL Ryuho
Repair BB Hiei
2 x Pilot
SUB 4452
Vichy:
Save BP in Toulouse
Now Maitland, now's your time!
Duke of Wellington to 1st Guards Brigade - Waterloo 18 June 1815
Duke of Wellington to 1st Guards Brigade - Waterloo 18 June 1815
RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
Nov / Dec 1940
Impulse: Production
China:
CAV
Commonwealth:
FTR
HMS Indomitable
HMS King George V
CARR AIR
2 x Pilot
ARM
USA:
USS Washington
USS South Dakota
Plot
USSR:
INF
MOT
MECH
AT
Impulse: Production
China:
CAV
Commonwealth:
FTR
HMS Indomitable
HMS King George V
CARR AIR
2 x Pilot
ARM
USA:
USS Washington
USS South Dakota
Plot
USSR:
INF
MOT
MECH
AT
Now Maitland, now's your time!
Duke of Wellington to 1st Guards Brigade - Waterloo 18 June 1815
Duke of Wellington to 1st Guards Brigade - Waterloo 18 June 1815
RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
Jan/Feb 1941
Impulse: Reinforcement
Germany:
MIL
ARM
MECH
MOT
FTR
LND
SUB
Italy:
SUB has been placed in the Construction Pool
MIL
Japan:
Hiyo and Shinano have been placed in the Construction Pool
MIL
CONV
TRS
Vichy:
SUB in Toulon
Impulse: Reinforcement
Germany:
MIL
ARM
MECH
MOT
FTR
LND
SUB
Italy:
SUB has been placed in the Construction Pool
MIL
Japan:
Hiyo and Shinano have been placed in the Construction Pool
MIL
CONV
TRS
Vichy:
SUB in Toulon
Now Maitland, now's your time!
Duke of Wellington to 1st Guards Brigade - Waterloo 18 June 1815
Duke of Wellington to 1st Guards Brigade - Waterloo 18 June 1815
RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
Jan/Feb 1941
Impulse: Reinforcement
China:
INF
CAV DIV
Commonwealth:
HM Ships Duke of York, Suffolk, Sussex
AMPH
TRS
INF (RSA)
CONV
USA:
US Ships Juneau, Montpelier, Alabama, Iowa, Atlanta and a SUB have been placed in the Construction Pool
AMPH
TRS
3 x CONV
USSR:
INF
MECH
ARM
Impulse: Reinforcement
China:
INF
CAV DIV
Commonwealth:
HM Ships Duke of York, Suffolk, Sussex
AMPH
TRS
INF (RSA)
CONV
USA:
US Ships Juneau, Montpelier, Alabama, Iowa, Atlanta and a SUB have been placed in the Construction Pool
AMPH
TRS
3 x CONV
USSR:
INF
MECH
ARM
Now Maitland, now's your time!
Duke of Wellington to 1st Guards Brigade - Waterloo 18 June 1815
Duke of Wellington to 1st Guards Brigade - Waterloo 18 June 1815
RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
Jan/Feb 1941
Impulse: Lending
Italy stop giving a Build Point to Germany
Impulse: Lending
Italy stop giving a Build Point to Germany
Now Maitland, now's your time!
Duke of Wellington to 1st Guards Brigade - Waterloo 18 June 1815
Duke of Wellington to 1st Guards Brigade - Waterloo 18 June 1815
RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
Jan/Feb 1941
Impulse: Initiative and Weather
Axis 12:8 Allied
Weather = 6(7)
Impulse: Initiative and Weather
Axis 12:8 Allied
Weather = 6(7)
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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!
Could go either way on who goes first perhaps?
RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
warspite1ORIGINAL: brian brian
Could go either way on who goes first perhaps?
The Axis are taking up their right to go first
Now Maitland, now's your time!
Duke of Wellington to 1st Guards Brigade - Waterloo 18 June 1815
Duke of Wellington to 1st Guards Brigade - Waterloo 18 June 1815
RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
What could go either way? [&:]ORIGINAL: brian brian
Could go either way on who goes first perhaps?
Have a bit more patience with newbies. Of course some of them act dumb -- they're often students, for heaven's sake. - Terry Pratchett
RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
No declarations of war.
Japan take a land impulse. Euro-Axis take combined.
No Port Strikes. No naval air.
Germany send a U-boat to the central Atlantic. Italy send their submarines to the Caribbean Central Atlantic and Cape St. Vincent.
Germany begin the searches with the Central Atlantic and finds on a die roll of one. Unfortunately for the CW convoy the Allied roll was a 10. Germany use 4 surprise points to reduce all the damage taken and use the remainder of the surprise points to increase the damage done to the convoy. With no convoy points remaining in the sea area the question now is whether the two CW escorts will remain in the sea area or abort (Axis stay)?
Picture from Jan/Feb 41 Impulse #1 (Axis)- Naval Combat
Japan take a land impulse. Euro-Axis take combined.
No Port Strikes. No naval air.
Germany send a U-boat to the central Atlantic. Italy send their submarines to the Caribbean Central Atlantic and Cape St. Vincent.
Germany begin the searches with the Central Atlantic and finds on a die roll of one. Unfortunately for the CW convoy the Allied roll was a 10. Germany use 4 surprise points to reduce all the damage taken and use the remainder of the surprise points to increase the damage done to the convoy. With no convoy points remaining in the sea area the question now is whether the two CW escorts will remain in the sea area or abort (Axis stay)?
Picture from Jan/Feb 41 Impulse #1 (Axis)- Naval Combat
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
I thought the Axis might elect to save up their nice position on the Initiative track for the crucial summer campaign by having the Allies go first. Risks losing an impulse of re-deployment in the winter, and good campaign season in the North Monsoon zone, but helps maximizes chances for a double move over the summer of 41, or an extra impulse for the Axis in the fall of 41, either of which can be the one kick they need while smashing up the Russian house of cards.
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RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
somewhat odd how the program breaks 5 Convoy Points into 4 Convoy counters though they would count as 3 targets on the CRT
RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
warspite1ORIGINAL: Orm
No declarations of war.
Japan take a land impulse. Euro-Axis take combined.
No Port Strikes. No naval air.
Germany send a U-boat to the central Atlantic. Italy send their submarines to the Caribbean Central Atlantic and Cape St. Vincent.
Germany begin the searches with the Central Atlantic and finds on a die roll of one. Unfortunately for the CW convoy the Allied roll was a 10. Germany use 4 surprise points to reduce all the damage taken and use the remainder of the surprise points to increase the damage done to the convoy. With no convoy points remaining in the sea area the question now is whether the two CW escorts will remain in the sea area or abort (Axis stay)?
Picture from Jan/Feb 41 Impulse #1 (Axis)- Naval Combat
Yeah I'll stick around.
Now Maitland, now's your time!
Duke of Wellington to 1st Guards Brigade - Waterloo 18 June 1815
Duke of Wellington to 1st Guards Brigade - Waterloo 18 June 1815
RE: Bob Flemin' and Orm. A World..AARse!
The program didn't break down the convoy points in separate counters because it was no need to do so. There already was 4 convoy counters in the sea area.ORIGINAL: brian brian
somewhat odd how the program breaks 5 Convoy Points into 4 Convoy counters though they would count as 3 targets on the CRT
Have a bit more patience with newbies. Of course some of them act dumb -- they're often students, for heaven's sake. - Terry Pratchett