Sept 29,1918 to Oct 9,1918
Moving along, we find that the battle of London is wrapping up, and soon the Union Jack will be coming down…
London however is still only secondary at this stage of the campaign, as every effort is being focused less on the occupation of territory, and more on the destruction, of the last remnants of the Allied armies. To that end, we turn towards Ipswich, where the bulk of what’s left of the Allied force is still fighting
Thanks in no small part to the efforts of General Haig, the battle is wrapping up quickly. Most of the units have been destroyed, although a few weak divisions did manage to retreat towards London, thus setting up the second battle of London.
The last of London's defenders were defeated on October 9th.
In other news….
The American incursions in North Afrika are about ready to be dealt with, as German forces are finally ready to enter the area. There are still a lot of rebels in Afrika, but they are being dealt with.
So we leave this update, with the following screen shot.
With the battle of London, finishing up, that frees up the bulk of the German army to run across England and Wales in an effort to drive up the war score. Somehow, the Allies pulled 4 divisions out of Scotland, but they won’t last long.
At this point, it’s probably time to start drawing up the treaty, while mop up operations continue.