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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/3/2011 5:56:49 AM   
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6 weeks into the game, this is a well thought out and planned invasion of Oz.  Mersing on Dec 7th, Darwin and NE Oz in Late January.  Holding force in the PI.  No advances of import in the pacific.  No quick strike on India.  

All signs point to the knockout blow in Australia.  The key to halting this advance is Perth.  There's not much I can do at this point to stop him anywhere.  There's no point in fighting for the Darwin Region, I don't have enough AV to stop what he brought. Best to make my stand at Alice Springs.  On the NE coast - enough troops and tanks landed just above Brizzy that my troops to the north are in jeopardy.  I will sacrifice enough AV there to allow the rest of my units to escape (couple of rgt's or maybe a weak div as my rear guard troops).  They will have to escape through the interior, as heading via the coast opens them up to another amphib invasion interdiction.

I've re-routed most of my available (and unrestricted) US troops to Perth via CapeTown.  This means my bases in the Pacific will be empty.  To give the impression of strength in these areas when my major bases (Pago Pago, Suva, Nomue, Christmas Island) will be relatively weak, I'm dividing the remaining free units and basing them at my most forward bases (Midway, Johnston, Baker, Canton, Fufnati, Taibateiu (if I can get there in time) Efate).  They will be in danger of being bypassed, should PZ change axis in midstream and go for the Central/SouthEast/South Pacific... but then Oz would be safe. 

I believe he's going for Oz, and the fate of Oz rests at Perth.  If he can invade and eliminate Perth in the next 6 weeks, he will cut off my reinforcements headed to OZ and be able to wrap up Oz.  If this happens, I will divert my troops in CT to India and try for a major counterattack with US, Brit, Indian, and Burma troops through Burma to Rangoon.  If I can retake Rangoon in 42 (and I'll know if I'm heading that way by March 1st) then I will try to drive through SE Asia and link up with China.  I'll base many US units forward, us transports to keep them supplied, and drive for the coast in strength.  Tentatively of course :)

If my reinforcements make it to OZ in time - then I will basically have a free bombing range for all my units.  I will be able to cat-and-mouse my bombers with his cap, and rack up exp quick.  This would be the best case. 

If he can take Oz, Auto-victory is on the table....and the key to Oz is Perth.


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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/3/2011 6:06:02 AM   
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Status: offline 		The reason that the key to Oz is Perth is because of the strategic decision I made to shuttle my units to Oz via CT/Perth Axis.  Had I chosen to go through the Pacific, then I would have to defend my bases (Pago Pago, Suva, Christmas Isle, etc) to keep the sea lanes open - and quite frankly I'm gambling that PZ won't change from his plan.

I say that because you can't do what he's done at the speed he's done it without a well planned and exact timetable.  A lot of study has been put into the timetable.  Knowledge of exactly what I have & where I have it helps him to land with just enough AV to take the target base in very short order.... but rarely has overwhelming AV landed. This timetable has developed and laid out very well.  I don't think he'll change on the fly by diverting his axis of advance towards the South/SE Pacific. Oh I expect him to use fast transports to make quick strikes to try and grab freebies, so I'll have small DD/CL forces at all of my patrol bases (noted on the maps) to prevent this.  I'll also have a few transports disbanded in unassuming nearby atolls, with small AV 'counterattack' forces to retake those cheap landings.

All in all though, I think it's a fair bet to assume that my islands are safe from any planned invasion, and I feel confident in leaving my bases in the pacific very open. 

Also - The KB just popped along the SE Oz coast.  The Mini-Kb is covering the DEI invasion.  He doesn't know where my carriers are - and as soon as I can, I will attack one of his bases with a pair of carriers to start making him always be thinking about them.


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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/3/2011 6:18:02 AM   
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Status: offline 		In Oz, recapping current status of the four regions (Perth, Darwin, Townsville, Brizzy/Sydney):

Perth:  Am rapidly improving forts at Perth, Geraldton, Busselton. I only have 300AV or so in the region.  It's vulnerable.

Should it hold, I will build up Cue and Mythkina (sp) to lvl 7 Af to base 4E bombers.  These will be able to shut down anything West of Darwin with ease, for possible late-42 invasions.


Darwin:  I started pulling all units back to Darwin and Katherine on turn 1, based the aforementioned 6th RAA CD unit at Darwin.  Darwin fell to 1000+ AV.  He is in North Oz to stay.  I will fall back to Alice Springs and make a second stand there.  I chose Alice Springs for 2 reasons:  I'll force him to support his army across a dirt road - instead of me doing it.  #2) It's on my interior rail lines not his, so I can easily and quickly reinforce. And since he has to cross a dirt road of many hexes, I'll have plenty of advance notice.

Townsville:  As these will all be cutoff due to Panzers landing in Rockhampton (another 1k AV) I will pull all units back to Charters Towers and then retreat en masse through my interior.  It's Jan 23rd, 42.  I can not hold Oz's NE coast. 

Brizzy/Sydney:  Am moving all 4E units to Sydney and will begin bombing at will.  Am reinforcing Brizzy with about 500 AV at this point - I can lose this town, but really don't want to.  Sydney, I would like to base only a couple hundred av there, but can not.  If I lose Sydney, OZ is a lost cause imho, and I can't risk losing it to a weak invasion because I left it relatively empty. 

Eventually, I would like to base as many aircraft groups as possible in OZ - and use it for a couple of years as MY "china training ground".  If I can hold OZ, then I just found a continent's worth of airfields and milk runs for exp. 


As far as where I will counterattack - that's just not on the books at the moment.  I will see how the Jap expansion plays out, and counter based on where were at then.  i'll start thinking about this in mid 42ish.  We'll see.



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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/3/2011 8:43:52 AM   
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Status: offline 		Interesting if he is going for an all out invasion of Oz. It has been tried before in another AE AAR. I don't remember which one, I will try to find it.

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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/4/2011 5:38:09 AM   
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Mini-KB: Sighted southeast of Sydney approx 10 hexes. 2 of my dd's were sunk to bring me this info.

KB: SS Seadragon put a torp into the Hiryu 1 hex south of Truk and scored a Crit hit.

DEI: Java and Sumatra fall. Only a few troops remain at Georgetown. There will be no more reports from this front.

PI: Clark is in Japanese hands. Bataan has 1000AV, 4 forts, 27k supplies. Time for some Japanese bomber training.


North Pac: 2 CA's reconned Pashminjuro, which prompted a "what are they doing" response.

Central/SouthEast/South Pac: No activity. I like it like that, because it's wide open.

OZ, Northwest: Exmouth and Carnarvon fall. Only 200 AV protect Perth @ 4 forts, not good. The 17th Aus Bde arrives in Perth in 6 days.

Oz, Darwin: The retreat is on to Alice Springs.

Oz, East Coast: Jap Para's take Charleville. As soon as Maryborough falls (which is will, 300Av to 1000+ AV, hoping to retreat before they are attacked), I'll have 600AV in Brisbane. Currently have only 120AV in Sydney.

Oz, North East Coast: The fall of Charleville cuts off a retreat route. ALl units are on full retreat.

Burma: Pegu falls

China: The push is on to Sian.

Sub Wars: Other than the aforementioned crit on the Hiryu , I put 3 torps into the CA Kako and sank it. I also put a torp into the Ise for a crit hit. Other than those results :) I've averaged approximate 2 hits per day on assorted xAK, patrol craft, etc.

Air Wars: Over the last 6 days, my B17s based in Sydney obliterated a Jap armored unit. Panzer wasn't all to happy and discussed an HR against this. I replied as follows: "I tend to think it's ok... after all, a light tank unit, in the open, having travelled 400 miles behind lines in Oz territory and out of supplies shouldn't really have much of a chance of survival. I wonder what you were doing with that unit anyways... it's not really strong enough to hold whatever it takes." I also said that it might be different with large inf units - and he was ok with it. I now expect to have all my units bombed to bits on that open territory in Oz. But that's appropriate, imho.





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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/4/2011 5:40:40 AM   
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Yellow= Jan 23 frontlines
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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/4/2011 5:41:24 AM   
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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/4/2011 5:42:46 AM   
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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/4/2011 5:43:35 AM   
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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/5/2011 3:58:04 AM   
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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/6/2011 11:09:50 AM   
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Really interesting to see the other side like this, albeit with a delay of 5-6 months. I would have opened up my AAR for you aswell, but I have detailed my convoy routes and my ASW-strategy in one of the first posts, so I really cant since those are still in effect.

As you can see, I decided on Australia. The Darwin/Port Hedland front is absolutely essential for the Japs, otherwise the first allied counterattacks will hit the southern DEI in early 43. The east-coast offensive really grew out of an opportunity I saw around the Darwin invasion. I thought you had massed too much troops around Darwin so I thought the east coast was lightly defended. Originally I wanted to just force you to split your forces in Australia rather than concentrate everything around Darwin, but as the battle continued I figured I could take all of the east coast aswell. This to build a buffer for Port Moresby/Solomons. The east coast defences of yours melted away rather quickly, but I didnt want to go south of Brisbane before having enough forces to try to complete the conquest.

But then a too large part of my invasion force was stuck in bad terrain. I had 3+ divisions moving down the dirt roads from Darwin towards Alice Springs, but by the time I got to AS, you had managed to reinforce it too heavily. And instead of fighting at the very end of a very long supply chain in range of your B17s (who have proven to be absolutely devastating in the ground-attack role, I think I have had 3-4 units totally shredded by ground attacks by your heavies), I decided to go over to the defensive in central Australia, effectively halting the drive to capture all of it.

There was one more aspect to the desicion to abandon the Australia-operation. When I had finished mopping up Java and Bataan, I had roughly 3k AV to committ elsewhere. However at that point in time, my invasion of Burma had stalled badly. I had only about one division in Burma, and I was desperately falling short of my objectives there. Burma is important to clear before the RAF arrives in force and the allies get a chance to dig in. All of the clear-terrain must be cleared before the onset of the Monsoon season in 42.

So the units from Java and PI went to Burma instead of Australia. And that was the end of my strategic offensive in Australia.

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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/8/2011 5:31:53 AM   
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Status: offline 		I was going to mass a lot at Darwin (iirc, maybe more maybe less can't remember exactly.  Lets just say a good portion of my Oz lcu's).... If you had landed a week later, I would have put up a strong fight on the beaches and in the town - that axis would not have fallen so quickly.  But alas, I was too late and it led to a full scale retreat in both Darwin and in the East Coast (so I don't feel all that bad about last turn's 6/16/42 "nick of time" save at Changteh hehe)

Anyhow, getting ready to post the next two weeks, so gonna turn the AAR off for a while to ya's... I realize you'll see the next two weeks just clikcin on the post, no biggie. 


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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/8/2011 5:51:54 AM   
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Pacific: Tabietau (sp) in the Gilberts/Marshalls (can't remember which) falls. Quiet elsewhere. 100 AV at Christmas, Palmyra, Midway, Johnston, Pago Pago, Suva.

Oz, East Coast: Multiple landings on East Coast above Brisbane, covered by KB. Paras/Tanks drive inland to undefended bases. Townsville falls. Charters Towers repels a few piecemeal tank attacks, then is given the order to retreat as Jap forces close to encircle the units. The full retreat is on from North East Oz - all heading to Bourke. B17 units wreck havoc on all Jap units in open terrain. They are killers. But then again, the Japs are not covered with any AA units or any CAP... so it's a matter of milk runs because their inf and tank units do NOT have any worthwhile AA.

Oz, Darwin: A full retreat is on from the Darwin region... heading to the 2nd line of defense, Alice Springs... which has forts building.

Oz, Perth: The 17th Aus Brigade has landed at Albany. 1 P39 and (1) P400 arrives at Perth in 4 days.

Burma: Rangoon assaulted by those units Panzer just spoke of, and it quickly falls. I rolled a bad die roll it seems on every Brit Air Group reinforcement, because I have no air and won't for a while. It's time to pull back to Mandalay and see what happens. A jap para unit landed at Shwebo behind Mandalay. Time to send a unit there and wipe it out.

India: Deigo Garcia was pretty much open and undefended and invaded and lost and that sucks that I didn't pay attention to it this early because I wasn't thinking of such a far flung invasion.

China: The main push is on to Sian, secondary push along the dirt road to it's went to Ankayng (?sp?). I've 300AV entering Canton in a couple of days. It will shut down production and we'll see what happens. If Canton is relatively weak, I'll be moving more troops in. I'm going this to stick a poker in the hornets nest and see what happens. Will it phase him or will he continue full bore to Sian? How well is Pz paying attention to China? (so far, I'd say pretty well)

Carriers:

Lex chilled in New Zeeland for 8-10 days, then headed to Hobart, Oz, when the KB left. It will proceed to Albany and form up with the Hermes and Indomitable.

Saratoga and Yorktown are in Pearl repairing travel sys damage. They will be ready in a week, and will depart for Midway and a possible strike on Wake. As the KB will be heading to Truk for a couple of days... and the Mini-Kb is probably refitting and repairing after it's full-bore conquest of the DEI... there is an oppurtunity for one of those open CV's to strike, and I think that I can at Wake.

Enterprise is in the Line Islands and heading to Xmas for a couple of days. It'll hookup and escort some transports back somewhere.

Indomitable and Hermes are at Albany waiting for the Lex to form up.

Sub Wars: I continue to get about 4 attacks, 3 hits, 2-3 duds, 0-1 explosions per day. Jap Subs have been silent throughout for the most part.






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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/8/2011 5:55:04 AM   
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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/8/2011 5:55:59 AM   
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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/8/2011 5:57:29 AM   
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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/8/2011 5:58:33 AM   
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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/23/2011 2:14:28 AM   
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China: Main Jap thrust is towards Ankayng, which falls on 3/12. Sian is not under siege, but probably will be soon. IJ Paras take that dot base north of Ankayng, but lots of Chinese troops were already enroute and kicked it out. Lots of troops from Chungking sent NE to help. I should be ok in the mountains and woods, however. His massive training force of bombers doesn't really do a lot of damage (I estimate 10x less than it does when my guys are in the open). Changsa region has massive amounts of troops, no danger of falling under a sneak surprise reverse of fronts (which he can do, with his control of those rail lines). I put 2 regiments into Canton, it is weakly defended. I'm pulling out and coming back with more. I chose to pull out, because he can reinforce easily and then I won't be able to come back in force to stay in a months time. This will stop production in Canton, I believe, and be a boon to my long term goal of reducing the Empire's war machine to rubble. I will nuke him if I get a chance.

Burma/India: Rangoon falls, IJ forces march on Mandalay. The Imphal/Jorhat line is building nicely. Chittagong and Cox's Bazaar will be garrisoned with a couple hundred AV each, shortly.

Columbo/Deigo Garcia: SS KXI puts a torp into CVL Ryujo on 3/24. Forces planning on retaking Deigo. I told Panzer this was my first counterattack.

Oz - Perth: All my xport fleets made it unscathed. Had any Jap CV's shown up, they'd have been toast. I would have sacrificed my Lady Lex, Indomitable, and Hermes to safeguard the xports as much as possible. These are some MAJOR reinforcements, and is the first "good news" to date in the campaign. These forces will act as a mobile reserve, to deploy wherever Panzer may strike in Oz. Right now they will sit and guard Perth region.

Oz - Darwin: Everything I had left made it to Alice Springs. No sign of IJ pursuit. Hmmm.

Oz - East: A full route is on for the Allied forces north of Brisbane. A FULL route. Bris is still in danger, but...


Oddddllly, it seems as if Panzer has called off the dogs, when, the time I believe has just passed to take out OZ and put Auto-Victory on the table. Had he dedicated the next 4-5 months of everything he has to Oz, I'd have lost it. I don't know what that would do for the rest of his empire, but Oz could be gone in late '42 - just in time for a rapid change of the Empire, to defense. With all those ports and the power of the KB, a full assault would have wiped out Oz. Reinforcements coming to Melbourne/Sydney would be cutoff from CV's based out of Townsville. A rapid advance to Perth stops the forces I just landed. I believe the tide has turned in Oz, ever so slightly. The chances of a full disaster have diminished. That said....

Central Pac/US West Coast: York and Sara sally from PH in early March, drive north of Wake and pummel it over a pair of days. When it's about 100miles SW of Midway, Vals are spotted over French Frigate Shoals. Radio raise command we've spotted enemy carriers. I'm in no shape to take on the full KB. 2CV with Buffs vs 6 IJN CV? Full speed sprint to the only "safe" place I can go... Adak Island in the Aleuts. I escape undetected. On March 25, the KB shows up 400 miles of the West Coast of the contenintal US.... and sinks a transport fleet of the FIRST division of troops I bought out and was not sending to Perth. Sigh. That's the way this game has gone, 1 day a high for me, the next day a low for me, and sme for Panzer.

I made an offhand comment about "Yeah, if that had happened irl, I bet the US would refocus on Japan instead of Germany and would be like landing on the US and activating all those divisions." He said he would suicide a squad to simulate it. I really thought that was a nice offer, even though I wasn't being serious.

CV's: Lex/Indomitable/Hermes sortie to the center of about 10xport fleets coming in from CT and ride them to the Perth Region. Enterprise rolls up to PH from Christmas and sits there while the KB does it's thing. Hornet is chilling in Cape Town.



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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/23/2011 2:18:16 AM   
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North Pac
Dutch Harbor: 180 AV
Anchorage: 180 AV
Kodiak: 130 AV

Central Pac
Midway: 100 AV
Johnston: 100 AV
Palmyra: 15 av
Christmas: 170 av
Canton 27 av

SouthEast
Pago Pago: 300 av
Suva: 57 av
Noumea: 27 av

In the Phillipines, Bataan still holds out. Barely. It's out of supplies, and sits on 1200 av.

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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/23/2011 2:18:43 AM   
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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/23/2011 2:19:29 AM   
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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/23/2011 2:20:25 AM   
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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/23/2011 3:11:02 PM   
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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/23/2011 6:19:39 PM   
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RE: Spilling Blood - 1/25/2011 2:45:05 AM   
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RE: Spilling Blood - 12/18/2011 5:23:14 AM   
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