well I think he was over rated, so I doubt he is going to be able to do it. There is a massive amount of land still. One of those scenarios, TGW maybe, I need more 100k VP so I did domination. It was a very long task.
A World at War
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I thought you meant FDR. You've got everything, including Brezhnev's longed dreamed-for Indian Ocean access. Ironically one country you haven't taken on is Japan (unless I forgot it in all that carnage).
For all you do, this bud's for you...
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M60A3TTS
Ex-treadhead
Week 29 1942
3 tanks, 3 infantry and artillery killed at Tobruk. 20th Guards Rifle Corps, 2nd Guards Army captures the city.
7 French infantry killed and Palermo is taken.
The British launch a major offensive in western Pakistan. The attacking force of 8th Army has 28 tank units: 2 Comets, 3 Cromwells, 3 Valentine Mk IIIs, 2 Crusaders and 18 Matilda IIs. The Royal Air Force has mastery of the skies as one air attack east of Chah Bahar destroys one-quarter of the Red Armys heavy artillery. 1st and 2nd Guards Tank Army are caught in heavy air attacks, just as the British had been months ago at Sian.
Week 30, 1942
A destroyer is sunk off Norway by a Norwegian destroyer. Murmansk launches the carrier Kharkov
The advance west across the coast of Africa continues as 81st Rifle Corps 41st Army takes Benghazi.
In the north, 6 Norwegian infantry are killed as 18th Heavy Tank Corps takes Oslo.
Although his armored formations have been depleted in strength by British air attacks, Koniev still has his core artillery formations intact and attacks the British 8th Army attempting to advance westwards. Attacks by Soviet armored formations from 1st and 2nd Guards Tank Armies destroy all of the British armor except for a single Comet.
Week 31, 1942
Off the Swedish coast, 3 Lion-class battleships and a convoy are sunk by a combination of air attacks from Pe-2s and battleship October Revolution. Several Pe-2s are lost in the attack, but it is a trade the USSR can afford.
Sub S-59 sinks a Norwegian destroyer.
In Africa, 2 French infantry and a tank unit destroyed at Tripoli. 4th Tank Corps of 2nd Shock Army takes the port city.
Heavy cruisers Odessa and Saratov are lost, but battleship Paris Commune sinks another Lion-class battleship in the Med.
British Lion battleship sinks battleship October Revolution. The RAF conducts 39 attacks on Srinigar. Japan retakes Kushiro in an amphibious attack.
1st and 2nd Tank Armies fall back westwards to recover from the damage done by the RAF and await the arrival of additional air and air defense units.
Week 32, 1942
2 US subs are sunk in the Pacific by Russian destroyers
Cruiser Odessa launched from Odessa.
In the Far East, Kushiro is retaken by 57th Army supported by T-34s. 4 Japanese tanks and an infantry destroyed.
4 infantry and a comet are destroyed at Chungking. 14th Tank Corps 5th Tank Army takes the city.
No British air attacks take place this week.
Week 33, 1942
3 US destroyers and a transport are sunk in the Pacific by cruisers Omsk, Perm and Uralsk with AA cruiser Kichiga.
A T-34 is lost but 4 Norwegian infantry destroyed. Bergen is taken by 17th Tank Corps.
In Africa, 3 French infantry killed and Tunis falls to 22nd Tank Corps 3rd Tank Army.
In the Far East, 7 Chinese infantry are killed. Chegdu is taken at the cost of one T-34. 30th Tank Corps 6th Tank Army takes the city.
Week 34, 1942
No cities taken as troops are advancing on several fronts.
Week 35, 1942
The Indian offensive resumes as 3 Matilda IIs, 2 infantry killed, Rawalpindi is taken by 13th Motorized Corps, 4th Shock Army.
Week 36, 1942
Heavy Cruiser Tobolsk launched at Vanino. Battleship October Revolution launched at Leningrad
In Africa, the advance on the coast continues to roll on. 5 French infantry are killed as Algiers is taken.
In Indochina, 19th Tank Corps, 6th Tank Army kills a single infantry and takes Hanoi.
Week 37, 1942
Trondheim in Norway is taken.
In Africa, 2 French infantry are killed and Bisciara falls to 81st Rifle Corps 41st Army..
3 French infantry killed and Salah falls to 13th Tank Corps 3rd Tank Army.
Week 38, 1942
In India, 3 tanks and 2 infantry destroyed at Lahore. 34th Tank Corps 4th Shock Army takes city after losing 2 tanks and 2 motorized infantry.
Week 39, 1942
Soviet subs enter territorial waters of the northeast United States near New York and Boston.
4 infantry killed at Dongola. City taken by 8th Motor Rifle Corps 1st Shock Army.
3 tanks, 3 infantry and artillery killed at Tobruk. 20th Guards Rifle Corps, 2nd Guards Army captures the city.
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7 French infantry killed and Palermo is taken.
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The British launch a major offensive in western Pakistan. The attacking force of 8th Army has 28 tank units: 2 Comets, 3 Cromwells, 3 Valentine Mk IIIs, 2 Crusaders and 18 Matilda IIs. The Royal Air Force has mastery of the skies as one air attack east of Chah Bahar destroys one-quarter of the Red Armys heavy artillery. 1st and 2nd Guards Tank Army are caught in heavy air attacks, just as the British had been months ago at Sian.
Week 30, 1942
A destroyer is sunk off Norway by a Norwegian destroyer. Murmansk launches the carrier Kharkov
The advance west across the coast of Africa continues as 81st Rifle Corps 41st Army takes Benghazi.
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In the north, 6 Norwegian infantry are killed as 18th Heavy Tank Corps takes Oslo.
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Although his armored formations have been depleted in strength by British air attacks, Koniev still has his core artillery formations intact and attacks the British 8th Army attempting to advance westwards. Attacks by Soviet armored formations from 1st and 2nd Guards Tank Armies destroy all of the British armor except for a single Comet.
Week 31, 1942
Off the Swedish coast, 3 Lion-class battleships and a convoy are sunk by a combination of air attacks from Pe-2s and battleship October Revolution. Several Pe-2s are lost in the attack, but it is a trade the USSR can afford.
Sub S-59 sinks a Norwegian destroyer.
In Africa, 2 French infantry and a tank unit destroyed at Tripoli. 4th Tank Corps of 2nd Shock Army takes the port city.
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Heavy cruisers Odessa and Saratov are lost, but battleship Paris Commune sinks another Lion-class battleship in the Med.
British Lion battleship sinks battleship October Revolution. The RAF conducts 39 attacks on Srinigar. Japan retakes Kushiro in an amphibious attack.
1st and 2nd Tank Armies fall back westwards to recover from the damage done by the RAF and await the arrival of additional air and air defense units.
Week 32, 1942
2 US subs are sunk in the Pacific by Russian destroyers
Cruiser Odessa launched from Odessa.
In the Far East, Kushiro is retaken by 57th Army supported by T-34s. 4 Japanese tanks and an infantry destroyed.
4 infantry and a comet are destroyed at Chungking. 14th Tank Corps 5th Tank Army takes the city.
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No British air attacks take place this week.
Week 33, 1942
3 US destroyers and a transport are sunk in the Pacific by cruisers Omsk, Perm and Uralsk with AA cruiser Kichiga.
A T-34 is lost but 4 Norwegian infantry destroyed. Bergen is taken by 17th Tank Corps.
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In Africa, 3 French infantry killed and Tunis falls to 22nd Tank Corps 3rd Tank Army.
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In the Far East, 7 Chinese infantry are killed. Chegdu is taken at the cost of one T-34. 30th Tank Corps 6th Tank Army takes the city.
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Week 34, 1942
No cities taken as troops are advancing on several fronts.
Week 35, 1942
The Indian offensive resumes as 3 Matilda IIs, 2 infantry killed, Rawalpindi is taken by 13th Motorized Corps, 4th Shock Army.
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Week 36, 1942
Heavy Cruiser Tobolsk launched at Vanino. Battleship October Revolution launched at Leningrad
In Africa, the advance on the coast continues to roll on. 5 French infantry are killed as Algiers is taken.
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In Indochina, 19th Tank Corps, 6th Tank Army kills a single infantry and takes Hanoi.
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Week 37, 1942
Trondheim in Norway is taken.
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In Africa, 2 French infantry are killed and Bisciara falls to 81st Rifle Corps 41st Army..
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3 French infantry killed and Salah falls to 13th Tank Corps 3rd Tank Army.
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Week 38, 1942
In India, 3 tanks and 2 infantry destroyed at Lahore. 34th Tank Corps 4th Shock Army takes city after losing 2 tanks and 2 motorized infantry.
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Week 39, 1942
Soviet subs enter territorial waters of the northeast United States near New York and Boston.
4 infantry killed at Dongola. City taken by 8th Motor Rifle Corps 1st Shock Army.
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m60, the scope of this game is just stunning. You just sliced through the eastern hemisphere like a hot knife thru butter.
At this point do you think the US is going to present any sort of challenge to you? How big is their military compared to yours?
As you plow into new conquered turf, are any of these new cities productive yet, or will you have to refurbish your conquering forces over ocean-long supply lines?
At this point do you think the US is going to present any sort of challenge to you? How big is their military compared to yours?
As you plow into new conquered turf, are any of these new cities productive yet, or will you have to refurbish your conquering forces over ocean-long supply lines?
M60A3TTS
Ex-treadhead
Week 38 1942 Core Force Comparisons
USSR
All units:1871
135 T-34 medium tanks
88 KV-1 heavy tanks
69 Motor Rifle 1939 and 1941 types
468 infantry
279 artillery
27 heavy artillery
67 Pe-2 medium bombers
7 Sturmovik ground attack aircraft
95 Yak-1 fighters
8 carriers
20 heavy cruisers
Great Britain
All units: 1636
331 Matilda II medium tanks
30 Comet heavy tanks
84 other tanks
193 infantry type 1939 and 1943
246 militia
104 artillery various types
41 Lancaster and Halifax bombers
112 Spitfire fighters various marks
9 carriers
97 Lion and King George V battleships
United States
All units: 3041
185 M-4 Sherman medium tanks
332 M-3 Lee medium tanks
283 M2A2 light tanks
190 M5A1 Stuart light tanks
168 M-10 Wolverine tank destroyers
1402 infantry
46 assorted artillery
44 F2A Brewster Buffalo fighters
17 Aircobra and Wildcat fighters
29 B-25 Mitchell medium bombers
1 carrier
11 escort carriers
3 battleships
54 submarines
USSR
All units:1871
135 T-34 medium tanks
88 KV-1 heavy tanks
69 Motor Rifle 1939 and 1941 types
468 infantry
279 artillery
27 heavy artillery
67 Pe-2 medium bombers
7 Sturmovik ground attack aircraft
95 Yak-1 fighters
8 carriers
20 heavy cruisers
Great Britain
All units: 1636
331 Matilda II medium tanks
30 Comet heavy tanks
84 other tanks
193 infantry type 1939 and 1943
246 militia
104 artillery various types
41 Lancaster and Halifax bombers
112 Spitfire fighters various marks
9 carriers
97 Lion and King George V battleships
United States
All units: 3041
185 M-4 Sherman medium tanks
332 M-3 Lee medium tanks
283 M2A2 light tanks
190 M5A1 Stuart light tanks
168 M-10 Wolverine tank destroyers
1402 infantry
46 assorted artillery
44 F2A Brewster Buffalo fighters
17 Aircobra and Wildcat fighters
29 B-25 Mitchell medium bombers
1 carrier
11 escort carriers
3 battleships
54 submarines
M60A3TTS
Ex-treadhead
Here are the top 9 and second 9 most productive and scientific cites in the Soviet sphere.
Top 9 production centers
Second 9 production centers
Top 9 science centers
Second 9 science centers
As you can see, both European and Chinese cities add productivity and science in substantial quantities. Teheran with #10 science and #2 production is quite the powerhouse as cities go.
Regarding the US challenge, you will note that the United States has over 5 times the armor and 3 times the infantry of the USSR. Nevertheless, the General Secretary has every confidence that Mother Russia will prevail in due time.
Top 9 production centers
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Second 9 production centers
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Top 9 science centers
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Second 9 science centers
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As you can see, both European and Chinese cities add productivity and science in substantial quantities. Teheran with #10 science and #2 production is quite the powerhouse as cities go.
Regarding the US challenge, you will note that the United States has over 5 times the armor and 3 times the infantry of the USSR. Nevertheless, the General Secretary has every confidence that Mother Russia will prevail in due time.
How are the IBT times running for you? The AI with lots of units, but no brains and no armies equals no sweat, when the human has armies and replacements and skill.
M60A3TTS
Ex-treadhead
I would say at the moment 10-12 minutes even with automation on. The British battleships take a while if they are all passing by the coast. And if the RAF is busy it can take a while for he bombers to pass, but I'm please overall. I think having no rail makes a positive difference there.
And there are no armies with the scenario, the armies as I refer to them are only groupings of units so a bit more of a challenge.
And there are no armies with the scenario, the armies as I refer to them are only groupings of units so a bit more of a challenge.
I got confused then. I thought you were playing one that has armies. The ones I have played have either none allowed or a limit of two (AoI 3.0). Those are a bit more of an issue, but not bad as you just come in force, they come in piecemeal.
Not bad times at all. I have seen that much on some of our SG's on my last machine. I have not managed to get to those size maps on my new one to see if it is faster or the same. I have been told in the past that more L2 cache will have a big impact on C3C.
I was dubious, but no way to test till now. I played CCM on a 260x240, but it never had many units. I compared some big battles on M003, but they are all compute bound and had little difference. Some, but not much.
Not bad times at all. I have seen that much on some of our SG's on my last machine. I have not managed to get to those size maps on my new one to see if it is faster or the same. I have been told in the past that more L2 cache will have a big impact on C3C.
I was dubious, but no way to test till now. I played CCM on a 260x240, but it never had many units. I compared some big battles on M003, but they are all compute bound and had little difference. Some, but not much.
M60A3TTS
Ex-treadhead
Situation on the Indian Front
Situation on the Chinese Front
Week 40, 1942
Dehli taken after 5 tanks defending the city are destroyed.
5 infantry defenders killed at Narvik. Norway is defeated.
The Scandanavian Campaign
The advance in Northwest Africa continues as Casablanca is taken from the French.
Advance in Africa
Week 41, 1942
Off Casablanca, a large US Naval Task Force is engaged. A Pe-2 is lost, with 2 groups of a US escort carrier and 3 destroyers sunk. Another Pe-2 is shot down. Four Pe-2s sink a fleet carrier, USS Ranger and 3 escorts.
Another Pe-2 is shot down as attacks focus on the battleship USS Colorado. The battleship is sunk and heavy cruiser USS Des Moines is heavily damaged.
US Naval Presence
Off Copenhagen, heavy cruiser Brest Litovsk is lost, but a Lion class BB, convoy, and 2 destroyers sunk. Sturmoviks from carriers Leningrad and Stalingrad participate in the action.
At Lucknow, 5 Matilda IIs and a heavy and mobile artillery destroyed. The city falls to 8th Guards Tank Corps, 1st Guards Tank Army. 4 bombers are destroyed on the ground.
Week 42, 1942
The battle off the coast of Africa continues. Aircraft sink US escort carrier Sangamon and heavy cruiser USS Des Moines.
Lose 2 Pe-2s. Attack group, sinking 3 destroyers and escort carriers Suwanee and Chenenago. Attack second group, sink 3 destroyers and escort carrier Bogue. 3rd group attacked, sinking destroyer and light cruiser USS Juneau. Lose a Pe-3. Continuing the attack, send 2 more escort carriers, USS Card and USS Core and 4 destroyers to the bottom of the Atlantic.
2 groups remain, the closer to the African coastline being battleships USS Texas and USS Idaho with a destroyer and escort carrier USS Santee.
Off Copenhagen, 3 Pe-2s and a sturmovik are lost attacking British battlegroup. October Revolution sinks a Lion BB Heavy Cruiser Vitebsk does the same. The convoy and escorting destroyer are also sunk. Carriers Leningrad and Stalingrad continue flying in support with sturmovik aircraft.
At Lhasa, 2 Matildas, a comet and 2 infantry killed. 27th Tank Corps 5th Tank Army takes the city.
Week 43, 1942
Air attacks on a British convoy. Sturmovik from the carrier Leningrad claims a Lion BB. Heavy Cruiser Vitebsk sinks another Lion. The carrier Stalingrad kills a third. BB October Revolution sinks the convoy. Aircraft from Casablanca sink another Lion.
12th Guards Tank Corps in Europe turns in their venerable T-26 tanks and is re-equipped with heavy KV-1 tanks. Their vehicles form 41st Tank Corps. 17th Tank Corps in Norway also turns in their vehicles which are turned over to a new unit, 42nd
Tank Corps. 17th Tank Corps is re-formed in southern France, equipped with T-34s.
34th Tank Corps formed with T-34s. These 3 tank corps form 7th Tank Army to be stationed in Western Europe with 4th Tank Army.
7 Chinese infantry killed at Kumming. The city falls.
Also in the Far East, the US Navy loses 3 heavy cruisers to Yamato battleships south of Taipei
Week 44, 1942
A Pe-2 is lost, but 3 American destroyers and 2 escort carriers sunk.
2 Pe-2s are lost in another attack, but the battleship USS Texas is sunk. The battleship Idaho is also heavily damaged. 3 new battleships are now on the US naval roster along with B-24 Liberator bombers.
4 French infantry are destroyed as Agadir falls to 22nd Tank Corps 3rd Tank Army.
British South Atlantic Fleet
Week 45, 1942
The USS Idaho sunk off North Africa, The last surviving escort carrier in the US Navy is sunk along with a destroyer. Russian losses in the attacks are 4 Pe-2s.
A British invasion force of 11 infantry and 14 tanks lands outside Koenigsburg.
Week 46, 1942
The British force is destroyed at Koenigsburg as aircraft and tanks combine to crush the invaders on the beach.
2 Matilda IIs and 4 infantry killed at the loss of 2 T-34s. Khartoum falls in East Africa.
Scientific research completes Sea 41 Tech. Air 42 Tech is next to research, due in 12 weeks.
Week 47, 1942
Russian troops land at Cagliari.
3 Matildas and 2 infantry killed. Karachi taken by 11th Guards Tank Corps 2nd Guards Tank Army.
15th Guards Tank Corps 1st GTA takes Benares killing 4 Matildas and 5 infantry
Week 48, 1942
On the Indian Front, 1st Guards Tank Army reports good progress as Katmandu falls to 8th Guards Tank Corps.
Mainland Japan is invaded!
Armored and motorized forces land at Akita. Naval bombardment and air attacks strike the northern tip of the island. The Japanese radar installation is destroyed by a Pe-8 sortie. Carriers Kiev and Moskva also provide aircraft to support the landings.
Week 49, 1942
China loses 5 infantry as the last Nationalist Chinese stronghold of Khotan falls. The Nationalist Chinese surrender.
Week 50, 1942
4 Matildas, a comet and special fortress killed. Cherrapunji taken by 15th Guards Tank Corps 1st Guards Tank Army.
In the Mediterranean, 5 French infantry and a tank unit are killed. The French capital of Cagliari falls to 22nd Tank Corps 3rd Tank Army.
The new seat of the French government retires to the Pacific island of New Caledonia.
4 infantry and artillery killed. Timbuktu falls to 22nd Tank Corps, 3rd Tank Army.
Week 51, 1942
Dacca captured after fanatical resistance by British Matilda tanks. Heavy losses are taken by 1st Guards Tank Army
The USSR declares war on Spain. Gibraltar is gifted to the Arabs.
US and Russian submarines battle it out in mid-Atlantic with losses taken equally by both sides.
Week 52, 1942
8th Guards Tank Corps 1st Guards Tank Army takes Calcutta.
3rd Tank Corps replaces T-26 with T-34s in Japan
A spy in Port Sudan identifies 5 tanks and 2 infantry dcefending the city.
Russian aircraft confirm 2 Yamato battleships sunk in the east and 3 Lion battleships in the west as well. The submarine war continues in the mid-Atlantic between US and Russian vessels.
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Situation on the Chinese Front
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Week 40, 1942
Dehli taken after 5 tanks defending the city are destroyed.
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5 infantry defenders killed at Narvik. Norway is defeated.
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The Scandanavian Campaign
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The advance in Northwest Africa continues as Casablanca is taken from the French.
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Advance in Africa
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Week 41, 1942
Off Casablanca, a large US Naval Task Force is engaged. A Pe-2 is lost, with 2 groups of a US escort carrier and 3 destroyers sunk. Another Pe-2 is shot down. Four Pe-2s sink a fleet carrier, USS Ranger and 3 escorts.
Another Pe-2 is shot down as attacks focus on the battleship USS Colorado. The battleship is sunk and heavy cruiser USS Des Moines is heavily damaged.
US Naval Presence
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Off Copenhagen, heavy cruiser Brest Litovsk is lost, but a Lion class BB, convoy, and 2 destroyers sunk. Sturmoviks from carriers Leningrad and Stalingrad participate in the action.
At Lucknow, 5 Matilda IIs and a heavy and mobile artillery destroyed. The city falls to 8th Guards Tank Corps, 1st Guards Tank Army. 4 bombers are destroyed on the ground.
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Week 42, 1942
The battle off the coast of Africa continues. Aircraft sink US escort carrier Sangamon and heavy cruiser USS Des Moines.
Lose 2 Pe-2s. Attack group, sinking 3 destroyers and escort carriers Suwanee and Chenenago. Attack second group, sink 3 destroyers and escort carrier Bogue. 3rd group attacked, sinking destroyer and light cruiser USS Juneau. Lose a Pe-3. Continuing the attack, send 2 more escort carriers, USS Card and USS Core and 4 destroyers to the bottom of the Atlantic.
2 groups remain, the closer to the African coastline being battleships USS Texas and USS Idaho with a destroyer and escort carrier USS Santee.
Off Copenhagen, 3 Pe-2s and a sturmovik are lost attacking British battlegroup. October Revolution sinks a Lion BB Heavy Cruiser Vitebsk does the same. The convoy and escorting destroyer are also sunk. Carriers Leningrad and Stalingrad continue flying in support with sturmovik aircraft.
At Lhasa, 2 Matildas, a comet and 2 infantry killed. 27th Tank Corps 5th Tank Army takes the city.
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Week 43, 1942
Air attacks on a British convoy. Sturmovik from the carrier Leningrad claims a Lion BB. Heavy Cruiser Vitebsk sinks another Lion. The carrier Stalingrad kills a third. BB October Revolution sinks the convoy. Aircraft from Casablanca sink another Lion.
12th Guards Tank Corps in Europe turns in their venerable T-26 tanks and is re-equipped with heavy KV-1 tanks. Their vehicles form 41st Tank Corps. 17th Tank Corps in Norway also turns in their vehicles which are turned over to a new unit, 42nd
Tank Corps. 17th Tank Corps is re-formed in southern France, equipped with T-34s.
34th Tank Corps formed with T-34s. These 3 tank corps form 7th Tank Army to be stationed in Western Europe with 4th Tank Army.
7 Chinese infantry killed at Kumming. The city falls.
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Also in the Far East, the US Navy loses 3 heavy cruisers to Yamato battleships south of Taipei
Week 44, 1942
A Pe-2 is lost, but 3 American destroyers and 2 escort carriers sunk.
2 Pe-2s are lost in another attack, but the battleship USS Texas is sunk. The battleship Idaho is also heavily damaged. 3 new battleships are now on the US naval roster along with B-24 Liberator bombers.
4 French infantry are destroyed as Agadir falls to 22nd Tank Corps 3rd Tank Army.
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British South Atlantic Fleet
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Week 45, 1942
The USS Idaho sunk off North Africa, The last surviving escort carrier in the US Navy is sunk along with a destroyer. Russian losses in the attacks are 4 Pe-2s.
A British invasion force of 11 infantry and 14 tanks lands outside Koenigsburg.
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Week 46, 1942
The British force is destroyed at Koenigsburg as aircraft and tanks combine to crush the invaders on the beach.
2 Matilda IIs and 4 infantry killed at the loss of 2 T-34s. Khartoum falls in East Africa.
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Scientific research completes Sea 41 Tech. Air 42 Tech is next to research, due in 12 weeks.
Week 47, 1942
Russian troops land at Cagliari.
3 Matildas and 2 infantry killed. Karachi taken by 11th Guards Tank Corps 2nd Guards Tank Army.
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15th Guards Tank Corps 1st GTA takes Benares killing 4 Matildas and 5 infantry
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Week 48, 1942
On the Indian Front, 1st Guards Tank Army reports good progress as Katmandu falls to 8th Guards Tank Corps.
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Mainland Japan is invaded!
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Armored and motorized forces land at Akita. Naval bombardment and air attacks strike the northern tip of the island. The Japanese radar installation is destroyed by a Pe-8 sortie. Carriers Kiev and Moskva also provide aircraft to support the landings.
Week 49, 1942
China loses 5 infantry as the last Nationalist Chinese stronghold of Khotan falls. The Nationalist Chinese surrender.
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Week 50, 1942
4 Matildas, a comet and special fortress killed. Cherrapunji taken by 15th Guards Tank Corps 1st Guards Tank Army.
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In the Mediterranean, 5 French infantry and a tank unit are killed. The French capital of Cagliari falls to 22nd Tank Corps 3rd Tank Army.
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The new seat of the French government retires to the Pacific island of New Caledonia.
4 infantry and artillery killed. Timbuktu falls to 22nd Tank Corps, 3rd Tank Army.
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Week 51, 1942
Dacca captured after fanatical resistance by British Matilda tanks. Heavy losses are taken by 1st Guards Tank Army
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The USSR declares war on Spain. Gibraltar is gifted to the Arabs.
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US and Russian submarines battle it out in mid-Atlantic with losses taken equally by both sides.
Week 52, 1942
8th Guards Tank Corps 1st Guards Tank Army takes Calcutta.
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3rd Tank Corps replaces T-26 with T-34s in Japan
A spy in Port Sudan identifies 5 tanks and 2 infantry dcefending the city.
Russian aircraft confirm 2 Yamato battleships sunk in the east and 3 Lion battleships in the west as well. The submarine war continues in the mid-Atlantic between US and Russian vessels.
Redman
Emperor
I've noticed you're sinking more battleships. Is this because of the use of aircraftcarriers with bombers?
M60A3TTS
Ex-treadhead
The only Soviet bomber that can be placed on a carrier is a sturmovik. Their range of 4 can make for some close quarters combat which I try and avoid. The British send convoys past Denmark and typically attempt to land near Stettin. I try and keep 30-35 bombers in Sweden which is about what is needed to sink 3 Lion battleships with about 3-4 losses due to AA fire each round. I have another 12-15 land based sturmoviks to attack any units that do succeed in landing. That makes it possible to add to the elite unit inventory. Elite KV-1s are the best defense against the British Comet tank, so I try and keep a modest stack of vet units to train up as landings do take place.
Redman
Emperor
Right. How nice of the AI to take the long route so you can bomb him out of this world.
The USSR won't get a battleship like the Lion, Bismarck or Yamato?
The USSR won't get a battleship like the Lion, Bismarck or Yamato?
M60A3TTS
Ex-treadhead
Redman, in answer to your question, no, the Russians cannot build these types of super-battleships. The standard Battleship C2 is outclassed by these vessels, so the Soviet navy has to rely on airpower to even the odds.
Week 1 1943
In a meeting of the Soviet Defense Council, a review of current deficiencies within the Soviet forces is discussed. In the Red Army, it is determined that both heavy tanks and heavy artillery are needed in increased quantities. As a result, prioritization of KV-1s and heavy artillery is ordered. Forces fighting in Japan will receive as many of these type forces as can be gathered.
In the Red Army Air Forces, there has been a shakeup at the top. General M.I. Vostrin has been sacked and replaced by General Mikhail Kolochenko, former commander of 1st Air Army. Kolochenko had come to the attention of Stalin when a supposedly internal memo had been circulated, with the Air Army commander accusing Vostrin of badly mis-managing the air war against Britain. Among the accusations was that despite an increase of fighter regiments, intercept missions were all too rare. He also claimed Vostrin had failed to push for Soviet aircraft to receive a pre-eminent place in Soviet production schedules. Kolochenko insisted that if the Allies were to be dealt with, the number of operational aircraft would need to increase to unheard-of levels.
Fighters doubled from 100 to 200
Transport aircraft from 8 to 50
Sturmovik fighters from 65 to 300
Pe-2 and Pe-8 bombers from 110 to 300
The generals were stunned to discover that not only had Kolochenko replaced Vostrin, but that Stalin promised the new commander of the Red Army Air Force that he would get the planes he wanted.
(Game note- I had to re-learn how fighter planes worked such that their intercept range is half their normal range and intercept missions do not take place until the second IBT after the option is selected)
In East Africa, Port Sudan falls to 7th Guards Mech Corps 1st Shock Army
Mandalay falls to 19th Tank Corps 6th Tank Army
Plant spy with the Dutch
2 Yamato battleships sunk off Taipei with transport.
Week 2 1943
12 bombers are lost trying to sink 3 Lion battleships between Scandanvia and England (Anti-aircraft defense 3). The ships are sunk as 30 aircraft were available.
Rangoon is taken by 25th Tank Corps, 6th Tank Army and approximately 8 British bombers are lost.
RAF bombs targets in Nagpur.
Week 3 1943
6 Spanish infantry are killed and Zaragosa falls to 12th Guards Tank Corps.
Week 4 1943
Najpur falls
8 units are killed and Barcelona falls
4 infantry killed and Bardai falls to 82d Rifle Corps 41st Army.
Week 5 1943
No cities are captured this week as troops advance in various areas.
Week 6 1943
Spanish units cleared from Soviet-occupied territory after many light tanks and tanks killed.
Week 7 1943
A spy reveals the RAF now has all its bombers at Malta.
Gao falls in the Sahara of Africa
19th Tank Corps 6th Tank Army captures Bangkok and Thailand surrenders.
Sink 3 Yamato battleships off Taipei
The Japanese city of Akita falls to 34th Motorized Rifle Corps after heavy fighting. Over a dozen infantry killed in the city, and a good number of attacking tanks destroyed.
Corsica is subjected to heavy attacks by Sturmoviks and the city is taken by Russian marines.
2 tanks, 2 infantry and 4 artillery destroyed at Hyderabad. 25th Tank Corps 6th Tank Army takes the city.
Week 8 1943
3 British infantry are killed and Mangnai falls
Spanish defenders are cleared from Valencia as 9th Motor Rifle Corps takes the port city.
Week 9 1943
In the Far East, 5 French infantry killed as Saigon falls to 19th Tank Corps 6th Tank Army.
The Indian offensive continues to progress as 1 Matilda and 3 infantry are killed. 15th Guards Tank Corps 1st GTA captures Bombay. Several Lancaster bombers are taken out as the city falls.
7 Spanish infantry and an artillery are killed as 12th Guards Tank Corps 7th Tank Army takes the city of Madrid.
5 Spanish infantry killed as 23rd Tank Corps 4th Tank Army captures Cordoba.
Declare war on the Arabs. 23rd Tank Corps rolls into Gibraltar.
10 Japanese infantry and 2 tanks killed next to Akita.
Week 10 1943
General Koniev reports progress continues with 3 British Matildas and 3 infantry killed. Madras falls to 10th Tank Corps 5th Tank Army.
1 Halifax and 4 Lancaster bombers are destroyed in the city.
American BB sunk by air at Casablanca. Convoy sunk by S-60
Week 11 1943
6 Spanish infantry killed by sturmoviks at La coruna. 12th Guards Tank Corps takes the city. Spain surrenders.
Week 12 1943
6 infantry and 2 Matildas killed at Mongalla. 9th Tank Corps 1st Shock Army takes the city.
Soviet air power contributes to several victories at sea. Air and destroyer attacks sink a Lion between England and Norway.
One cruiser and 4 aircraft lost. Sink a KGV, Lion, convoy and destroyer in the Med.
Sturmovik attacks from Cagliari cost 1 aircraft but sink another Lion BB.
3 Yamatos and a transport sunk off Taipei.
2 tank and 3 infantry killed at Madurai. 27th Tank Corps 5th Tank Army takes the city.
The advance south into Japan begins. Sendai will be the first target.
British naval groups depart the Med. Their bombers attack several targets losing a couple aircraft
Week 13 1943
Japanese lose 8 infantry as Sendai is taken by 3rd Tank Corps.
Air power is massed for an attack against Malta. Once taken, the Mediterranean will be secure.
Week 1 1943
In a meeting of the Soviet Defense Council, a review of current deficiencies within the Soviet forces is discussed. In the Red Army, it is determined that both heavy tanks and heavy artillery are needed in increased quantities. As a result, prioritization of KV-1s and heavy artillery is ordered. Forces fighting in Japan will receive as many of these type forces as can be gathered.
In the Red Army Air Forces, there has been a shakeup at the top. General M.I. Vostrin has been sacked and replaced by General Mikhail Kolochenko, former commander of 1st Air Army. Kolochenko had come to the attention of Stalin when a supposedly internal memo had been circulated, with the Air Army commander accusing Vostrin of badly mis-managing the air war against Britain. Among the accusations was that despite an increase of fighter regiments, intercept missions were all too rare. He also claimed Vostrin had failed to push for Soviet aircraft to receive a pre-eminent place in Soviet production schedules. Kolochenko insisted that if the Allies were to be dealt with, the number of operational aircraft would need to increase to unheard-of levels.
Fighters doubled from 100 to 200
Transport aircraft from 8 to 50
Sturmovik fighters from 65 to 300
Pe-2 and Pe-8 bombers from 110 to 300
The generals were stunned to discover that not only had Kolochenko replaced Vostrin, but that Stalin promised the new commander of the Red Army Air Force that he would get the planes he wanted.
(Game note- I had to re-learn how fighter planes worked such that their intercept range is half their normal range and intercept missions do not take place until the second IBT after the option is selected)
In East Africa, Port Sudan falls to 7th Guards Mech Corps 1st Shock Army
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Mandalay falls to 19th Tank Corps 6th Tank Army
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Plant spy with the Dutch
2 Yamato battleships sunk off Taipei with transport.
Week 2 1943
12 bombers are lost trying to sink 3 Lion battleships between Scandanvia and England (Anti-aircraft defense 3). The ships are sunk as 30 aircraft were available.
Rangoon is taken by 25th Tank Corps, 6th Tank Army and approximately 8 British bombers are lost.
RAF bombs targets in Nagpur.
Week 3 1943
6 Spanish infantry are killed and Zaragosa falls to 12th Guards Tank Corps.
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Week 4 1943
Najpur falls
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8 units are killed and Barcelona falls
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4 infantry killed and Bardai falls to 82d Rifle Corps 41st Army.
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Week 5 1943
No cities are captured this week as troops advance in various areas.
Week 6 1943
Spanish units cleared from Soviet-occupied territory after many light tanks and tanks killed.
Week 7 1943
A spy reveals the RAF now has all its bombers at Malta.
Gao falls in the Sahara of Africa
19th Tank Corps 6th Tank Army captures Bangkok and Thailand surrenders.
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Sink 3 Yamato battleships off Taipei
The Japanese city of Akita falls to 34th Motorized Rifle Corps after heavy fighting. Over a dozen infantry killed in the city, and a good number of attacking tanks destroyed.
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Corsica is subjected to heavy attacks by Sturmoviks and the city is taken by Russian marines.
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2 tanks, 2 infantry and 4 artillery destroyed at Hyderabad. 25th Tank Corps 6th Tank Army takes the city.
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Week 8 1943
3 British infantry are killed and Mangnai falls
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Spanish defenders are cleared from Valencia as 9th Motor Rifle Corps takes the port city.
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Week 9 1943
In the Far East, 5 French infantry killed as Saigon falls to 19th Tank Corps 6th Tank Army.
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The Indian offensive continues to progress as 1 Matilda and 3 infantry are killed. 15th Guards Tank Corps 1st GTA captures Bombay. Several Lancaster bombers are taken out as the city falls.
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7 Spanish infantry and an artillery are killed as 12th Guards Tank Corps 7th Tank Army takes the city of Madrid.
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5 Spanish infantry killed as 23rd Tank Corps 4th Tank Army captures Cordoba.
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Declare war on the Arabs. 23rd Tank Corps rolls into Gibraltar.
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10 Japanese infantry and 2 tanks killed next to Akita.
Week 10 1943
General Koniev reports progress continues with 3 British Matildas and 3 infantry killed. Madras falls to 10th Tank Corps 5th Tank Army.
1 Halifax and 4 Lancaster bombers are destroyed in the city.
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American BB sunk by air at Casablanca. Convoy sunk by S-60
Week 11 1943
6 Spanish infantry killed by sturmoviks at La coruna. 12th Guards Tank Corps takes the city. Spain surrenders.
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Week 12 1943
6 infantry and 2 Matildas killed at Mongalla. 9th Tank Corps 1st Shock Army takes the city.
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Soviet air power contributes to several victories at sea. Air and destroyer attacks sink a Lion between England and Norway.
One cruiser and 4 aircraft lost. Sink a KGV, Lion, convoy and destroyer in the Med.
Sturmovik attacks from Cagliari cost 1 aircraft but sink another Lion BB.
3 Yamatos and a transport sunk off Taipei.
2 tank and 3 infantry killed at Madurai. 27th Tank Corps 5th Tank Army takes the city.
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The advance south into Japan begins. Sendai will be the first target.
British naval groups depart the Med. Their bombers attack several targets losing a couple aircraft
Week 13 1943
Japanese lose 8 infantry as Sendai is taken by 3rd Tank Corps.
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Air power is massed for an attack against Malta. Once taken, the Mediterranean will be secure.
Redman
Emperor
By the way, did you mine/irrigate/road all cities to maximize production or have you been focussing on the most important productioncenters?
M60A3TTS
Ex-treadhead
Redman, I focus mainly on production centers. There are no shortage of them. 
Week 14, 1943
With the year 1943 now three months old, the Red Army considers improvements in organization. Among changes, the practice of naming by army fronts is replaced by Group Soviet Forces designation. The Red Army is further reformed along lines of other nations, into Army Groups, specifically A-E. Generals Timoshenko and Voroshilov command the Eastern and Western theaters respectively.
As an acknowledgement of the powerful capabilities of the British comets, KV-1 Heavy Tank Corps are distributed more widely amongst the mobile tank and shock armies. A substantial increase in the quantity of heavy artillery will now provide a greater punch in dealing with the fortified enemy positions. At the beginning of the year, 60 units were in existence. It has since more than doubled to 137.
In the air, Comrade Stalin demands two things. First, that the British RAF Bomber Command be brought down by the Red Army Air Forces. Second, that the Royal Navy be deprived of its superiority in capital ships. General Kolochenko promises that if he is given the aircraft requested, he will bring the British and Americans to heel. He announces that six aviation bureaus are being created to focus on the key tasks that the air forces must accomplish.
Coastal Aviation
Fighter Aviation
Frontal Aviation
Naval Aviation
Strategic Aviation
Transport Aviation
The General Secretary assures the general that aircraft production will be top priority throughout the year.
Reports of military action now follow.
General Koniev reports a Matilda and Comet are killed with 3 infantry defenders. Kuala Lumpur is taken.
The fate of the Mediterranean is decided as Malta is assaulted by land and sea. Every available bomber is hurled into action over the island. British losses are 2 battleships, destroyer and transport, 3 artillery, 5 bombers, a fighter, a bunker and 9 infantry. 40th Rifle Corps 24th Army seizes the island after all defending units are obliterated.
The Arabian campaign will not be as intense nor take long. 2 Arabian infantry killed and Riyadh falls
A French infantry and artillery are killed at Mao. 22nd Tank Corps 3rd Tank Army takes the city.
Two additional French infantry defenders are killed as Tekro falls to 18th Heavy Tank Corps, 2nd Shock Army.
Week 15, 1943
A French infantry and artillery are killed at Agades. 95th Rifle Corps 19th Army takes the town.
Arabian town of Tebuk captured by 18th Tank Corps 2nd Shock Army. The Arabs are destroyed.
In naval action off Japan, a Yamato and battleship with transport are sunk by battleships Kronstadt and Maxim Gorki and heavy cruiser Irkutsk
Portugal declares war on the United States
Week 16, 1943
Land 42 Tech in which allows unique Russian units of Soviet Guards Infantry (9-10-1) and Guards Cavalry (10-5-2). Sea 1942 tech in 9 weeks.
2 T-34 units are destroyed while 3 Matildas and 2 infantry killed at Kampala. The city falls to 9th Tank Corps 1st Shock Army.
Week 17, 1943
Southeast of Aden, 2 French infantry are killed and Caluula falls to 2nd Tank Corps 1st Shock Army.
Week 18, 1943
Soviet airpower is prevalent as 1st Air Army reports 2 Lions, 2 KGVs, a destroyer and transport sunk off Copenhagen.
The British are driven out of Arabia as the port city of Aden falls to 16th Rifle Corps of 7th Army.
General Rokossovsky is proud to report a stunning triumph in the field. 11 special fortress units and 4 infantry are crushed as 35th Motor Rifle Corps takes the Japanese capital of Tokyo. 10 zero fighters and 2 battleships are lost as well.
To the south, an equally important victory as Zhukov's 40th Army reports 2 tank units, an infantry and artillery destroyed in Singapore. 86th Rifle Corps 40th Army takes the city of Singapore, driving the British off the Asian mainland.
Week 19, 1943
3 Lion BBs a destroyer and convoy sunk off Copenhagen by air and naval attacks.
1 infantry is lost but airborne unit takes Dutch Padang in the Indes.
A new report from the Foreign Office. Comrade Molotov announces the foolish Portugese have declared war on the Soviet Union.
Infantry are landed outside the Dutch capital of Palembang.
Week 20, 1943
2 Lion BBs, a convoy and destroyer sunk off Stettin. Several bombers are lost in the attack.
Palembang falls to heavy air attacks. The city is captured by 87th Rifle Corps 40th Army.
39th Heavy Tank Corps takes French-held Mogadishu.
6 British bombers destroyed at Dodoma
Meanwhile, fighting on the Japanese mainland continues on. 7 Japanese infantry are killed as 40th Tank Corps captures Nagoya.
Week 21, 1943
The small Portugese forces on their homeland are no match for the Red army. Lisbon falls.
South of Oslo, British convoys are now escorted by destroyers, rather than battleships. Clearly the relentless grinding down of the Royal Navy is starting to be felt. The Soviet fleet is ready and waiting for them, as cruisers Tver, Kazan, Tallinn and Smolensk send a task force to the bottom of the ocean.
In the Far East, another crushing victory by Rokossovsky. 8 Japanese infantry units are killed as Kyoto falls. The Imperial Japanese Navy meets disaster as 6 Yamato battleships and the 3 Shokakku carriers are caught in the harbor and scuttled. Their surface fleet is completely gone, only one Otsu submarine remains operational.
Osaka receives an artillery barrage, followed by heavy tank attack. 8 infantry are killed as the city falls.
Week 14, 1943
With the year 1943 now three months old, the Red Army considers improvements in organization. Among changes, the practice of naming by army fronts is replaced by Group Soviet Forces designation. The Red Army is further reformed along lines of other nations, into Army Groups, specifically A-E. Generals Timoshenko and Voroshilov command the Eastern and Western theaters respectively.
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As an acknowledgement of the powerful capabilities of the British comets, KV-1 Heavy Tank Corps are distributed more widely amongst the mobile tank and shock armies. A substantial increase in the quantity of heavy artillery will now provide a greater punch in dealing with the fortified enemy positions. At the beginning of the year, 60 units were in existence. It has since more than doubled to 137.
In the air, Comrade Stalin demands two things. First, that the British RAF Bomber Command be brought down by the Red Army Air Forces. Second, that the Royal Navy be deprived of its superiority in capital ships. General Kolochenko promises that if he is given the aircraft requested, he will bring the British and Americans to heel. He announces that six aviation bureaus are being created to focus on the key tasks that the air forces must accomplish.
Coastal Aviation
Fighter Aviation
Frontal Aviation
Naval Aviation
Strategic Aviation
Transport Aviation
The General Secretary assures the general that aircraft production will be top priority throughout the year.
Reports of military action now follow.
General Koniev reports a Matilda and Comet are killed with 3 infantry defenders. Kuala Lumpur is taken.
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The fate of the Mediterranean is decided as Malta is assaulted by land and sea. Every available bomber is hurled into action over the island. British losses are 2 battleships, destroyer and transport, 3 artillery, 5 bombers, a fighter, a bunker and 9 infantry. 40th Rifle Corps 24th Army seizes the island after all defending units are obliterated.
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The Arabian campaign will not be as intense nor take long. 2 Arabian infantry killed and Riyadh falls
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A French infantry and artillery are killed at Mao. 22nd Tank Corps 3rd Tank Army takes the city.
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Two additional French infantry defenders are killed as Tekro falls to 18th Heavy Tank Corps, 2nd Shock Army.
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Week 15, 1943
A French infantry and artillery are killed at Agades. 95th Rifle Corps 19th Army takes the town.
Arabian town of Tebuk captured by 18th Tank Corps 2nd Shock Army. The Arabs are destroyed.
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In naval action off Japan, a Yamato and battleship with transport are sunk by battleships Kronstadt and Maxim Gorki and heavy cruiser Irkutsk
Portugal declares war on the United States
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Week 16, 1943
Land 42 Tech in which allows unique Russian units of Soviet Guards Infantry (9-10-1) and Guards Cavalry (10-5-2). Sea 1942 tech in 9 weeks.
2 T-34 units are destroyed while 3 Matildas and 2 infantry killed at Kampala. The city falls to 9th Tank Corps 1st Shock Army.
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Week 17, 1943
Southeast of Aden, 2 French infantry are killed and Caluula falls to 2nd Tank Corps 1st Shock Army.
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Week 18, 1943
Soviet airpower is prevalent as 1st Air Army reports 2 Lions, 2 KGVs, a destroyer and transport sunk off Copenhagen.
The British are driven out of Arabia as the port city of Aden falls to 16th Rifle Corps of 7th Army.
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General Rokossovsky is proud to report a stunning triumph in the field. 11 special fortress units and 4 infantry are crushed as 35th Motor Rifle Corps takes the Japanese capital of Tokyo. 10 zero fighters and 2 battleships are lost as well.
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To the south, an equally important victory as Zhukov's 40th Army reports 2 tank units, an infantry and artillery destroyed in Singapore. 86th Rifle Corps 40th Army takes the city of Singapore, driving the British off the Asian mainland.
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Week 19, 1943
3 Lion BBs a destroyer and convoy sunk off Copenhagen by air and naval attacks.
1 infantry is lost but airborne unit takes Dutch Padang in the Indes.
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A new report from the Foreign Office. Comrade Molotov announces the foolish Portugese have declared war on the Soviet Union.
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Infantry are landed outside the Dutch capital of Palembang.
Week 20, 1943
2 Lion BBs, a convoy and destroyer sunk off Stettin. Several bombers are lost in the attack.
Palembang falls to heavy air attacks. The city is captured by 87th Rifle Corps 40th Army.
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39th Heavy Tank Corps takes French-held Mogadishu.
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6 British bombers destroyed at Dodoma
Meanwhile, fighting on the Japanese mainland continues on. 7 Japanese infantry are killed as 40th Tank Corps captures Nagoya.
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Week 21, 1943
The small Portugese forces on their homeland are no match for the Red army. Lisbon falls.
South of Oslo, British convoys are now escorted by destroyers, rather than battleships. Clearly the relentless grinding down of the Royal Navy is starting to be felt. The Soviet fleet is ready and waiting for them, as cruisers Tver, Kazan, Tallinn and Smolensk send a task force to the bottom of the ocean.
In the Far East, another crushing victory by Rokossovsky. 8 Japanese infantry units are killed as Kyoto falls. The Imperial Japanese Navy meets disaster as 6 Yamato battleships and the 3 Shokakku carriers are caught in the harbor and scuttled. Their surface fleet is completely gone, only one Otsu submarine remains operational.
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Osaka receives an artillery barrage, followed by heavy tank attack. 8 infantry are killed as the city falls.
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Redman
Emperor
Nice progress. It looks like even the British can't follow you anymore in relation to size of your army as they have lost a lot of cities and units.
Another question: do you use radartowers? Obviously you're attacking so in those areas no radartowers (I guess). But have you used them in the period when you were in peace?
Another question: do you use radartowers? Obviously you're attacking so in those areas no radartowers (I guess). But have you used them in the period when you were in peace?
M60A3TTS
Ex-treadhead
Yes, I do use them, but I did not in the original build up stage. I decided that Germany would be busy elsewhere which would allow workers to perform the tasks of building improvements. It was surprising to me that Germany did not strike first, but no complaints. I also destroy the enemy's regularly with bombers before attacking cities and such.
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