What will happen to numerous allied and soviet divisions? If they remain, you won't have a chance to stand up as fourth reich.
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PART XXXV : KOREAN WAR
[video=youtube;JBfjU3_XOaA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBfjU3_XOaA[/video]
February 1950
In East Germany, Stasi ( State Security ) was established to suppress anti-communist elements within German society. Chancellor A
Federal Germany is catching the rest of the world in terms of innovations.
March 1950
On 15 March, Soviet Union detonated its first atomic bomb.
First Soviet atomic bomb test
May 1950
South Korean intelligence informed NATO countries that North Korea is massing troops around 38th Parallel.
June 1950
Border clashes erupted along 38th Parallel between North Korean and South Korean forces on June 6.
On the dawn of June 26, North Korean forces began to pour into South Korea.
North Korean T-34s preparing to cross 38th Parallel
July 1950
On July 2, United Nations Security Council approved intervention in Korea to repel aggressive North Korean attack. Soviet Union couldn't veto the move as it was boycotting the UN due to PRC not being recognized as representatives of China in United Nations.
United Nations voting in favor of intervention in Korea
On July 7, East Germany and Poland signed Treaty of Zgorcelec. With this agremeent, East Germany agreed that Oder-Neisse line is the definite border between Germany and Poland. Chancellor Adenauer quickly despised the agremeent and said that it has no validity in the Western World.
Cyrankiewicz and Grotewohl walking together to sign the agreement
On July 10, Seoul and Chun-Cheon were captured by North Korean Army.
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Battle in the streets of Seoul
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This Oder-Neisse silliness has to be stopped! When is the final struggle against the world scheduled?
I plan to make Hungarian Revolution as starting point of WWIII. I will launch attack the Eastern Bloc ( along with NATO but independently ). And after their downfall, i will turn towards the West.
Isn't that a bit too early? If you can build your industry and army up in that time i will eat my hat!
The game ends in 1964. I think 1956 start is good to see everything being resolved. Soviets have just built their first nuke. We don't want them to have so many nukes. Also, Hungarian Revolution seems like a good starting fire to me. What is your suggestions ?
This movie Clip isn't about Seoul,but Pyongyang
Haha,they are paratroopers dropped behind enemy lines
PART XXXVI : ESTABLISHMENT OF BUNDESWEHR
July 1950
With Communist attack against Korea, worries about the security of Europe increased dramatically in United States. Chancellor Adenauer sent his foreign minister to Washington DC to discuss about the possible German integration into NATO. According to Chancellor Adenauer, the best way to protect Europe from Soviet invasion is to rearm Germany. President Truman agreed to the importance of powerful Germany for barrier against communism.
August 1950
On August 5, Federal Germany officially joined to NATO and promised to rearm itself as soon as possible. Soviet Union protested angrily stating that United States is cooperating with Nazis and threatened to invade West Berlin if Germany re-arms itself.
NATO
In Korea, North Korean forces invaded most of the peninsula as of August 8.
UN Forces began to land on Busan.
On August 7, UN Forces under General Douglas MacArthur began their massive counter-offensive against Communist forces. Soviets also continue to supply critical war supplies to North Korea.
General MacArthur with Syngman Rhee
On August 11, Bundestag approved the reestablishment of German Armed Forces. Armed Forces were named as Bundeswehr following the suggestion of General Manteuffel.
Chancellor Adenauer visiting the first Bundeswehr training battalion
UN Forces are swiftly throwing Reds out of South Korea.
Street figting in Korea
September 1950
UN Forces reached to 38th Parallel by September 12. There are discussion within NATO command about if 38th Parallel should be crossed or not. General MacArthur wants to cross the border to unify Korea while President Truman is cautious for not to provoke Chinese.
US Soldiers sitting along 38th Parallel
October 1950
Our economic recovery continues at an ever increasing rate.
On October 11, Bundestag enacted 2-year conscription system for the newly created Bundeswehr.
With the crossing of 38th Parallel, Mao ordered PLA to cross the Yalu river and stop UN Forces.
Chinese troops crossing the Yalu River
PART XXXVII : END OF KOREAN WAR
November 1950
On November 18, Pyongyang has fallen into UN Forces.
Despite Chinese support, North Korean Army has been severely defeated. North Korean forces are surrendering en masse.
Mao withdrew his remaining forces from Korea. On November 29, Syngman Rhee declared victory in Korean War. Victory of South Korea was hailed as victory over communism throughout the Western World. Kim Il Sung and prominent members of Worker's Party of Korea fled to Moscow.
January 1951
Mohammed Mosaddegh was elected prime minister of Iran on January 5.
March 1951
Iranian Prime Minister announced nationalization of British oil fields in Iran.
Federal Germany began rearmament process by fielding mechanized forces into field.
Chancellor Adenauer also started a secret missile project and a nuclear research program led by Heisenberg.
The best AAR for a very long time. Interesting to see an alternate cold war. Believable, yet at some points different (Kurdistan was really interesting venture). Republic of Korea controlling the whole peninsula is interesting, the fighting will be fierce once the war breaks out.
to rebuild the Bundeswehr I would suggest Inf+SPart+SPat as backbone of your troops. If you have all anti tank and SProcket arty techs then this combo is very powerful. for quick pincer exploitation get some Armored with eng or AC brigades. Air force can consist of only Tac+esc. they can support your troops while holding their own against enemy fighters. and I hope you use mobility doctrine.
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to rebuild the Bundeswehr I would suggest Inf+SPart+SPat as backbone of your troops. If you have all anti tank and SProcket arty techs then this combo is very powerful. for quick pincer exploitation get some Armored with eng or AC brigades. Air force can consist of only Tac+esc. they can support your troops while holding their own against enemy fighters. and I hope you use mobility doctrine.
Edit: just found that due to a bug you cannot fully abandon firepower land doctrine, so no going back to mobility
My plan is to build highly mobile striking force. For this I plan to :
+ Build 3 x INF ( 1 ENG + 2 ART ) units for only defense purposes.
+ 3 X MOT units for mobile infantry in offensives.
+ 3X MEC and 3 x ARM unites for blitzing
+ I may not build any aircrafts other than fighters. I don't have many ICs, my priority is to create an army capable of very fast encirclements.
Guys, I have another question for you;
I research nuclear technology and will probably able to produce nukes by 1956 if i build reactors. The question is reactors are very expensive and will limit the size of my Bundeswehr. Should I invest in reactors just to have 1 or 2 nukes by 1956, should i focus on my army ?
I research nuclear technology and will probably able to produce nukes by 1956 if i build reactors. The question is reactors are very expensive and will limit the size of my Bundeswehr. Should I invest in reactors just to have 1 or 2 nukes by 1956, should i focus on my army ?