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RE: 41-45GC GLVACA (Sov) v SJ80 (Axis) - NO SJ80 - 5/21/2012 12:25:15 PM   
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RE: 41-45GC GLVACA (Sov) v SJ80 (Axis) - NO SJ80 - 5/21/2012 12:25:48 PM   
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RE: 41-45GC GLVACA (Sov) v SJ80 (Axis) - NO SJ80 - 5/21/2012 12:26:39 PM   
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RE: 41-45GC GLVACA (Sov) v SJ80 (Axis) - NO SJ80 - 5/21/2012 12:39:33 PM   
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3rd Shock Army is being assembled (attached to Southern Front) from Stavka reserves (mainly the bunch of divisions arriving in the Caucassus) which are promptly brought up to strength (and increased morale) by merging brigades into them. I'd prefer to attach the army to the Crimea Front but don't have CP available.
I have reached his main definsive line on high extreme right and I don't have the movement to launch deliberate attacks so I content myself with moving up for the attack next turn.
Further North, I ZOC lock in the hope of forcing him to abandon these divisions or counterattack and stay close to my units next turn.
The Zoc locked division of last turn (which he broke down into regiments) is isolated. However, because of a general lack of mobility, this certainly delays my advance West so it does serve Sebastians purpose of delaying me.




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RE: 41-45GC GLVACA (Sov) v SJ80 (Axis) - NO SJ80 - 5/21/2012 12:46:54 PM   
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Status: offline 		South of Tula I try an evellopment maneuvre which, if it would have worked, would have probably cost him several divisions and regiments. Unfortunately, 2 essential attacks fail and I run out of movement to put them in Zoc, so he'll get away most of them without to much trouble. Rats!

West Front closes up to his next line, but can't get in deliberates, and I forgo hasties.




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RE: 41-45GC GLVACA (Sov) v SJ80 (Axis) - NO SJ80 - 5/21/2012 1:02:40 PM   
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Status: offline 		What looked like being on the verge of breakthrough before recon and movement turns out to be his main line of resistance. The most direct route towards the rear of Moscow is blocked by 30+CV stacks. The only weakspot is a hex I can attack from 3 directions and to do so I must put almost all of the available offensive strength of Volkhov and Kalinin Fronts into it.
4th Shock is railed in as planned and from the looks of it just in time!

Farther West, I score 4 retreats and one held against his left flank, but if he can hold me at his Rzhev line, this won't matter that much. It will simply take to long to get the results I want from that direction. I must punch through at Rzhev or East of it to force him to give up Moscow. There is good news though, Kalinin is back on the rail net and I'm already taking of depleted divisions for some refit. On the down side, he is really close to his supply lines (green arrow), giving him all the advantages that that entails.

South of Moscow I score some good results with the Bryansk Front, now mostly refitted and ready to cause trouble, with some Western Front divisions helping out.

Overall, a slow turn.




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