It seems this sessions was one of naval warfare on most fronts.
In the atlantic a series of battles took place as the US sent fleets to assist Brazil after germany landed troops. Brazil had joined the allies at the insistance of the UK, Traitors.
There were a number of battles with Germany lossing some old BB, CA's one if its new Graf Zeplin class Carriers and a number of subs in a battle that i missed. Germany sunk numerous a US ships including at least 1 Carrier, 2 BB numerous CA and DD TPs were also intercepted a number of times both US and UK. Germany nearly secured enough VPs to annex but the US just managed to get troops to brazil wth one of it TP fleets retreating after nearly being destroyed, shame. Germany decided to with draw its forces from brazil while it still maintained control of the seas. Germany did lose 4 naval bombers to the retreat bug after 4 Strat bombers intercepted them over the atlantic (that was very annoying).
As reported the USSR has overun the ME Axis allies (syria). At present though the USSR cannot cross the suez as Italy has fleets blocking any advance and with the Axis in control of the Air it is unlikly they will be able to get across anytime soon. The SU then tried to cross the Bosphorus to gets its fleet out of the black sea to the suez. This attack was easily beaten back as it was poorly timed by the Soviet commander and armies all arrived at different intervals. I would advise the USSR to keeps its small fleet in the black sea with Italy and Germany dominating the med with naval power and airpower they will not last long.
With the demise of the US fleet at the hands of the Japs it is hard to imagine the US maintaining a strong presence in the atlantic or mounting any strong offensives for at least a year. One wonders what strategic oportunities will await the axis powers. The Uk navy remains strong but spread all over the world, and with Japan now free to exert more preasure on them, they will soon be cut down to size.
The US will need to go into a fortress strategy and build up massive forces befor trying to counter japan once again. Japans leaders report its land based airpower played the pivotal role, and lack of large numbers of US fighters was a significant factor. On to victory.
Next session 5pm Sunday.
In the atlantic a series of battles took place as the US sent fleets to assist Brazil after germany landed troops. Brazil had joined the allies at the insistance of the UK, Traitors.
There were a number of battles with Germany lossing some old BB, CA's one if its new Graf Zeplin class Carriers and a number of subs in a battle that i missed. Germany sunk numerous a US ships including at least 1 Carrier, 2 BB numerous CA and DD TPs were also intercepted a number of times both US and UK. Germany nearly secured enough VPs to annex but the US just managed to get troops to brazil wth one of it TP fleets retreating after nearly being destroyed, shame. Germany decided to with draw its forces from brazil while it still maintained control of the seas. Germany did lose 4 naval bombers to the retreat bug after 4 Strat bombers intercepted them over the atlantic (that was very annoying).
As reported the USSR has overun the ME Axis allies (syria). At present though the USSR cannot cross the suez as Italy has fleets blocking any advance and with the Axis in control of the Air it is unlikly they will be able to get across anytime soon. The SU then tried to cross the Bosphorus to gets its fleet out of the black sea to the suez. This attack was easily beaten back as it was poorly timed by the Soviet commander and armies all arrived at different intervals. I would advise the USSR to keeps its small fleet in the black sea with Italy and Germany dominating the med with naval power and airpower they will not last long.
With the demise of the US fleet at the hands of the Japs it is hard to imagine the US maintaining a strong presence in the atlantic or mounting any strong offensives for at least a year. One wonders what strategic oportunities will await the axis powers. The Uk navy remains strong but spread all over the world, and with Japan now free to exert more preasure on them, they will soon be cut down to size.
The US will need to go into a fortress strategy and build up massive forces befor trying to counter japan once again. Japans leaders report its land based airpower played the pivotal role, and lack of large numbers of US fighters was a significant factor. On to victory.
Next session 5pm Sunday.