Things are truly looking dire, I really hope the Allies can pull this off, with or without turning the steppes into a nuclear wasteland.
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It looks like the korean army is doing pretty good. Hopefully with Chinese and Japanese reinforcements you can defeat the USSR.
On the question of nukes. You should try to co-ordinate a massive nuclear strike with both yours and cools nukes on German cities, and break them once and for all. Wait till you each have 2, then launch nuclear attacks on Berlin, Vienna, and 2 other german cities, maybe Hamburg and Munich would be good targets.
By the way, how heavily defended is Sweden? It looks like they have deployed quite a large amount of their troops in Germany, you could knock them out of the war and after taking copenhagen, trap the German navy in the baltic sea.
Keep up the good work.
On the question of nukes. You should try to co-ordinate a massive nuclear strike with both yours and cools nukes on German cities, and break them once and for all. Wait till you each have 2, then launch nuclear attacks on Berlin, Vienna, and 2 other german cities, maybe Hamburg and Munich would be good targets.
By the way, how heavily defended is Sweden? It looks like they have deployed quite a large amount of their troops in Germany, you could knock them out of the war and after taking copenhagen, trap the German navy in the baltic sea.
Keep up the good work.
@Kaiser: You've read our minds. We are both saving up for two nuclear attacks each on Germany to end the war there.
As for the Swedish front, I had to withdraw some divisions to make way for the offensive I'm launching in Germany soon. The Swedish front was not making enough progress, but its goal in tying down Swedish divisions succeeded (we have ~10 deployed there, they have about 20.)
The German navy is not in any Baltic port, so I've been looking for it for months now. No luck yet. They are somewhere in the Atlantic, I lost a destroyer group that was hunting submarines to them.
I just pray the Germans do not get means to deliver nuclear attacks. They have had nuclear capability longer then us, but have not used them. I suspect they may have up to 8 nuclear weapons. Hopefully, we can defeat them before they have a chance to use them. I don't think I need to explain how catastrophic an attack like that would be on any one of us.
As for the Swedish front, I had to withdraw some divisions to make way for the offensive I'm launching in Germany soon. The Swedish front was not making enough progress, but its goal in tying down Swedish divisions succeeded (we have ~10 deployed there, they have about 20.)
The German navy is not in any Baltic port, so I've been looking for it for months now. No luck yet. They are somewhere in the Atlantic, I lost a destroyer group that was hunting submarines to them.
I just pray the Germans do not get means to deliver nuclear attacks. They have had nuclear capability longer then us, but have not used them. I suspect they may have up to 8 nuclear weapons. Hopefully, we can defeat them before they have a chance to use them. I don't think I need to explain how catastrophic an attack like that would be on any one of us.
God Bless the Republic of Korea. Those 30 odd divisions may end up saving the length and breath of the Asian continent for you and hold back the specter and doom of communism.
Amen.
Amen.
I don't think it did. I didn't check before and after stats of their army.
Me and Cool continued the save today, we've been running it on slow because of so much going on. Literally fighting everywhere. Asia, India, Middle East, Italy, Central Europe, Sweden...
I just cannot wait till China starts getting infantry out. My transports are becoming strained, shipping troops everywhere.
Korea saved my ass, without a doubt.
Me and Cool continued the save today, we've been running it on slow because of so much going on. Literally fighting everywhere. Asia, India, Middle East, Italy, Central Europe, Sweden...
I just cannot wait till China starts getting infantry out. My transports are becoming strained, shipping troops everywhere.
Korea saved my ass, without a doubt.
CBS World News - June 21st, 1951
June 21st, 1951
CBS World News
"The world today. The Columbia Broadcasting System now presents a summary of the all the important world news today. Reports from CBS correspondents by trans-Atlantic and trans-Pacific short wave radio, and the latest developments as received by the Columbia's news room here in New York. Tonight we will be reporting on the latest military events from Europe and Asia."
"London will now report on the latest news from the conflict in Europe. Recently, American troops have lunched several attacks against German cities of Lubeck and Rostock in northern Germany. The attacks are the latest in front-wide offensive to cripple the German army. American forces, in conjunction with the Canadian military, had pushed to within 80km of Berlin along the center front. However, a rapid counter attack conducted by German mechanized forces forced the retreat of the salient, and by early this week were pushed back to the original start positions. The battles in northern German continue as we broadcast, and the situation still hangs in the balance."
"In Sweden, the Canadian and American forces have conducted several attacks in the region. Allied forced have crossed the former Norwegian border and have begun advancing into Swedish territory. Meanwhile, in Asia, the front continues to hold. American forces have managed to blunt Soviet attacks across the border, and have in fact launched some raids into Mongolia. The South Korean army continues to hold the mountain line, and has fiercely opposed all Soviet attacks..."
June 21st, 1951
CBS World News
"The world today. The Columbia Broadcasting System now presents a summary of the all the important world news today. Reports from CBS correspondents by trans-Atlantic and trans-Pacific short wave radio, and the latest developments as received by the Columbia's news room here in New York. Tonight we will be reporting on the latest military events from Europe and Asia."
"London will now report on the latest news from the conflict in Europe. Recently, American troops have lunched several attacks against German cities of Lubeck and Rostock in northern Germany. The attacks are the latest in front-wide offensive to cripple the German army. American forces, in conjunction with the Canadian military, had pushed to within 80km of Berlin along the center front. However, a rapid counter attack conducted by German mechanized forces forced the retreat of the salient, and by early this week were pushed back to the original start positions. The battles in northern German continue as we broadcast, and the situation still hangs in the balance."
"In Sweden, the Canadian and American forces have conducted several attacks in the region. Allied forced have crossed the former Norwegian border and have begun advancing into Swedish territory. Meanwhile, in Asia, the front continues to hold. American forces have managed to blunt Soviet attacks across the border, and have in fact launched some raids into Mongolia. The South Korean army continues to hold the mountain line, and has fiercely opposed all Soviet attacks..."
I have to say, this AAR has gotten me more captivated than any current AAR. Keep up the fight.
This struggle truly makes for a great read, I must say it's one of my favourites as well. Fight on!
Smoke em out! Get into Berlin and knock the Krauts out. I have a question too. Is the Soviet Union quite small cause of the BP? Aka easier to drive into and not quite as imposing?
The USSR might be a bit smaller but the provinces in the east and central asia have a lousy infrastructure rating! It can takes months to get divisions across them which means wars will last years whether the russians put up a good fight or not!
Yep, that is right. And all their industry got transferred to Urals and Siberia after the event triggers when Germans invade the Soviet Union. :/
Oh, I was not offended in any way. Nothing to apologize for. The Soviets should be apologizing to me. Those dirty little....