I only got to play the scenario for about 4 hours but I saw ya'll needed some play reports so here I go. I last played Friday morning so I might not remember too well. And I'm a complete noob. Here goes:
I chose to play as the British, and it wasn't until a couple of turns into the game I discovered I had it on "Sid" difficulty. But I decided what the heck, I'll die any way.
My strategy (however flawed it may be) is to let my European allies hold out for a while, and send my BEF along with two Corps, numerous armored cars and infantry, and artillery down to the middle east to fight the Turks. The fact that I couldn't load artillery onto transports was a setback, but oh well. They'll just have to sit out the war in England.
The only exception to my strategy was to send a few infantry into Belgium to keep them from being overrun. While in Belgium, I discovered a German corps and quickly dispatched one of my three (I left one in England) to eliminate it. In the first couple of turns, the Germans and French met for a big naval confrontation near the channel. The French were defeated, but I pounced on the weakened German fleet, and destroyed about 6 or 7 of their dreadnoughts. Not sure how many they have left though...
The Germans also landed an invasion force in Scotland, consisting of one infantry. The be quite honest, if it hadn't of been for trains, I would have lost my northern-most city (not sure of the name), as I only had 1 conscript infantry defending it.
My Expeditionary Force (the beefed up BEF I mentioned earlier) is almost ready to depart for Port Said, as soon as I can get enough transports. The French and Russians seem to be doing well, though to be honest I haven't been keeping up with them really well. The Greeks are fighting well (first time for everything), and I'm considering giving them some financial aid, although their recent attempt to plant a spy in London isn't helping their chances.
So there's my attempt at a report, if you'd like I'll keep them coming.