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Bob Flemin's CP AAR se!

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I thought I would have a go at an AAR for the Central Powers (using Nato symbols).

Turn 1 - 23rd July 1914

I move the Austrian battlefleet to Cetinje to provide some fire support if required.

Three Infantry armies head for the Serbian border and attack the Garrison two hexes west of Belgrade. The Serb unit survives - just.
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Turn 2 - 30th July 1914

The Serbs attack but without effect on either side.

I attack the Garrison again and this time there is no 2nd chance for the Serbian.
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Turn 3 - 6th August 1914

The Germans have joined me!

The Serbs attack Sarajevo and cause some damage [&:] I do not attack this turn but go into repair mode. I put my fleet into the Baltic and sub into the North Sea.

Germany

I make a mistake with the mouse and send my cavalry the wrong way! NEED AN UNDO BUTTON!! With this few units on the board that will be a costly mistake...

I take Liege and that's about all I can do.
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Turn 4 - 13th August 1914

Brussels falls but the race for the sea is on! My Cavalry plays catch up - miles from the action [8|]

Meanwhile in Austria-Hungary....

My battlefleet bombards Cetinje...but manages to hit nothing.
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Turn 5 - 20th August 1914

The Russians are in...

I try and keep the French penned south of a line, Paris-Liege, but that is going to be tough.

The Austrians move units toward Cetinje, and this time the battlefleet inflicts a 1-point hit, followed by a 2-2 result when an AH Infantry joins in.

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Turn 6 - 3rd September 1914

This is going to be tough. A mass attack by the Russians sees Lemburg fall already - CarnageINC I know your pain!! However, at the moment, there is nothing I can do....

In Serbia, the Garrison at Cetinje is repaired and I take large losses trying to make a dent in the Serb unit....

Out of frustration I open up along the line and take some serious losses....[&:]

What about Germany?

Well the good news is I took Antwerp...the bad news is I have no units!!



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Turn 7 - 17th September 1914

The Russians move into East Prussia. They make a mistake and take the coastal route. I have a battlefleet waiting and my ships take 2-chunks out of the cheeky Russian. Unfortunately, despite the best efforts of an Infantry and Garrison unit, the Russian gets away - albeit reduced to 1 point.

On the Western Front I am playing a very risky game.... I don't know how ZOC work in this game, but lets hope they are in play!


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Turn 7 - 17th September 1914

The Russians are all over me like a rash!!!



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Turn 8 - 1st October 1914

The Germans are just about sticking to the plan - just... The next French counter-attack is vital.....

Meanwhile the AH do not go after the Russians around Lemberg - they cannot afford to. Instead they concentrate on attacking Cetinje, which they do and reduce the Garrison to a 4.



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Turn 9 - 15th October 1914

The AH take Cetinje! Well done boys. But the Russians are just so numerous. I have formed a line around Krakow-Przemzyl. Let's hope it holds.

The Russians take Posen... This is going to be tricky to dislodge.

In France, the net tightens - but its liable to break at any moment...[X(]


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Turn 10 - 29th October 1914

The Turks are in!! Hello everybody peeps innit?

In Serbia I re-organise my line, bringing an artillery piece to the hex south of Sarajevo (should arrive next turn).
There is nothing to do against the Russians around Krakow other than pray....

The Germans attack the Russian in Posen and also reinforce East prussia. Praying that the Russians get bored and go home is high on the agenda here too.



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Turn 10 - 29th October 1914 (Cont)

In France I take a few risks and attack (at cost) Rouen and Paris... I manage to surround a French Infantry 2 hexes north of Verdun though and reduce him to a 2.




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Turn 10 - 29th October 1914 (Cont)

Turkey. What do I do with you?

In order to put the British under pressure I adopt a holding policy in Southern Russia and move my units toward Suez.


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Turn 11 - 12th November 1914

Utter carnage!! The Russians are just too powerful... I attack in East Prussia but am heavily repulsed. In desperation I try and put the Posen Infantry and Garrison attackers out of supply using an AH Garrison from Krakow. This is risky as the AH are in big trouble too.. I have a reinforcement Garrison that I place in Klausenburg to try and stop any flanking manoeuvre.

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Turn 11 - 12th November 1914 (cont)

The Serbs have moved the infantry east of Sarejevo away - they form a defensive line from Belgrade south. I do not attack this turn as I want my artillery in place first.

Egypt

The British have moved toward Gaza. I retire my cavalry to Jeruselem and place a Garrison nearby.

France

More carnage.... The French now have a solid line south of the Seine.

First things first. I remove the surrounded French Infantry. I then continue to probe around Paris, employing my cavalry to good effect to force the enemy to retreat and then using von's Hindenburg and Falkenhayn to attack Paris. i can buy bo reinforcements this turn, I need all my cash to repair units in advance of the coming backlash..



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Turn 12 - 26th November 1914

Aaagghh. How did the British get two infantry to Eastern Egypt so fast? I go for a risky manoeuvre and try and put the advanced Infantry out of supply. It means coming out of entrenched positions, but the British units are too strong.

In East Prussia my plan to put the Russian OOS worked but in trying to reduce the Posen pocket I took large losses again...

In Serbia there is little I can do against the entrenched Serbs. I bide my time and try and get my artillery in place.

In France, the Anglo-French line west of the Seine is impregnable, so I try and push further south to split the French in two.



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Turn 13 - 10th December 1914

I lose my convoy in the Baltic to the Russians [8|] Forgot about them....

Reducing OOS Russians is just proving sooo costly [:@] - Ive taken one Garrison from the Posen pocket out but it took all my attacks to do so.

In Serbia I reduce a Garrison south of Belgrade to a 6.

In Egypt my idea to move the British OOS paid dividends and I have destroyed one Infantry - but the British had not only a 3rd, but a 4th unit and have taken Gaza.

In France my plan has failed.. I push back behind the river east of Paris, although a pyhrric victory is mine as I reduce Paris to a 2-strength.


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Turn 14 - 24th December 1914

I try and stabilize the position in Egypt by pulling back and repairing. I need the British to come to me so I can put them OOS.

In Serbia I take the hex south of Belgrade, but one of my Infantry is down to 4 and looking vulnerable.

Russia is just a mess, although the enemy appears to be concentrating on East Prussia.

In France I stupidly try some risky attacks to change the situation but all I've done is make my position more vulnerable...

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Turn 15 - 7th January 1915

In Egypt I reduce a British Garrison to a 4, but there is no thought of taking on the British Infantry.




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Turn 15 - 7th January 1915 (Cont)

Sure enough I lost my 4-strength AH Infantry...[:(]

Nonetheless, i go on the attack south of Belgrade, pushing the Serbs back.



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