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Agreed
I really like the way you have inserted the minimap into these images. Thanks for your efforts.
I havent seen a full map like this before, did you create it from seperate screenshots?
wait a sec!As seeing the full map I saw some intresting things
1.To whom belong these greyish portions of territory in siberia
2.Finland still there!
3.Geography is the hardest subject now and even worse later.:rofl:
4.why Italy refuses to fight in Africa and the middle east.
5.And what are your targets now
1.To whom belong these greyish portions of territory in siberia
2.Finland still there!
3.Geography is the hardest subject now and even worse later.:rofl:
4.why Italy refuses to fight in Africa and the middle east.
5.And what are your targets now
Wow I always wanted to try to Restore the great Mongolian empire in my game but thought that was impossible even if I break from the soviets,but after seeing this...Im certain Luxembourg can Annex Germany
I think they may be Mongolian. It's the same colour I thnik and by the way this is a great AAR
How would the Germans have gotten troops there before the Soviet Union surrendered. After that it all belonged to Lithuania but was occupied
Welcome, KyrionMyrthar! And more is coming
I had this a couple of time already
Welcome back! I thought where Megaherz gone
Even Lithuanians thought the same I thought developing conventional army is fruitless. Now nobody and nothing will stop us
1st Lithuanian Army is on its way to the Far East. It is time for revenge
I thought there will be bigger letters on the map. Now it looks like Lithuanians moved to live in Syberia :wacko:
I think Lithuanian road to success was built when I captured North Eastern Poland and Germans got only small border with the Soviets. For this reason I have received a lot of expeditionary forces and Germans were much slower to grab land for themselves. Even then they managed to capture a vast territory.
Agreed
I really like the way you have inserted the minimap into these images. Thanks for your efforts.
I havent seen a full map like this before, did you create it from seperate screenshots?
I don't know all those sea or province names so I assumed not everybody knows them too. I hope those small maps at least show approximate places
The full map I made from 8 separate screenshots. I could use the World map, but it doesn't show names of the countries.
wait a sec!As seeing the full map I saw some intresting things
1.To whom belong these greyish portions of territory in siberia
2.Finland still there!
3.Geography is the hardest subject now and even worse later.:rofl:
4.why Italy refuses to fight in Africa and the middle east.
5.And what are your targets now
Thandros is right. Those greyish spots are Mongolian. There are 7 remaining divisions in Siberia around Aleksandrovkoye.
Finland is neutral. I am not going to touch it unless it will join the Allies.
I think Italy is suffering supply problems. Because of that reason it took ages for Italy to liberate Ethiopia.
My targets now are finishing off Mongolia, capturing India, invading China and liberating Japan.
Wow I always wanted to try to Restore the great Mongolian empire in my game but thought that was impossible even if I break from the soviets,but after seeing this...Im certain Luxembourg can Annex Germany
I think Luxembourg would be the Premier League.
Thank you, Thandros! Yes you are right. It is Mongolian.
About your targets mnplastic
1.finish of Mongolia.
This could be done in a month
2.Conquer India
I'd like to note that in my games Britain transfers indian divisions to other places.I saw one of them in Africa:rofl:
3.Invade China
I hardly believe that 40 Lithuanian divisions can beat 100 Chinese divisions.But you will find a way
4.Liberate Japan
Are you serious!How could you do it without a navy!The US navy outnubers you 15 to 1.The only way to do this is with risky landings and paratroopers.The ONLY way
1.finish of Mongolia.
This could be done in a month
2.Conquer India
I'd like to note that in my games Britain transfers indian divisions to other places.I saw one of them in Africa:rofl:
3.Invade China
I hardly believe that 40 Lithuanian divisions can beat 100 Chinese divisions.But you will find a way
4.Liberate Japan
Are you serious!How could you do it without a navy!The US navy outnubers you 15 to 1.The only way to do this is with risky landings and paratroopers.The ONLY way
About your targets mnplastic
1.finish of Mongolia.
This could be done in a month
2.Conquer India
I'd like to note that in my games Britain transfers indian divisions to other places.I saw one of them in Africa:rofl:
3.Invade China
I hardly believe that 40 Lithuanian divisions can beat 100 Chinese divisions.But you will find a way
4.Liberate Japan
Are you serious!How could you do it without a navy!The US navy outnubers you 15 to 1.The only way to do this is with risky landings and paratroopers.The ONLY way
1.Agreed,maybe even a tad more as of bad Infrastructure and troop shifting,exp.forces etc.
2.Always easy especially if advancing near the coastal lines.
3.If Lithuania found a way to defeat and ANNEX most of SOVIET UNION than somehow Chinese forces looks pitifull compared to the experienced Lithuanian troops!
4.Without risks Lithuania wouldnt be the Empire it is now!
War in the Central Asia – The End of Communism and Operation Sea Lion
At the end of November 1943, Lithuanian navy at last shipped the first few divisions from Iraq to Karachi. The city was saved from an imminent loss to American army. The battle began north of the city. On 1 December 1943, Lithuanians, Germans and Indian volunteers broke through American and British lines and moved south.
The Allies already reached Iranian border but within next few weeks more and more Lithuanian divisions arrived to Karachi. Lithuanian wide offensive began.
At the same time in the North on 27 November 1943, Lithuanians captured Uliastay. However, Sikiang cavalry captured Kyzyl and attacked an armoured column at Cheremuski. Germans suffered minimal losses and Sikiang cavalry was driven off.
On 5 December 1943, 2. SS Panzer Division “Das Reich” overran Mongolian defenders at Ulaanbaatar and 4 days later captured Mongolian capital.
Lithuanians, won few more battles against the communists and on 16 December recaptured Kyzyl. On the next day Mongolians capitulated and a puppet government was installed in Ulaanbaatar. One day later, Sheng Shicai was handed over by Mongolian authorities. A Second East Turkestan Republic was created and Ili National Army was formed.
Following the destruction of Comintern, Lithuanians turned their sight at China and Americans in the Far East. Americans are advancing west and Chinese are eager to capture Trans-Siberian Railway. Lithuanians warned China not to interfere and leave Trans-Siberian Railway open for Lithuanian echelons moving east but a secret plan of an invasion of China was drawn in case Chinese refuse to accept Lithuanian demands. The 1st Armija (21 divisions) is currently transported to the region.
Lithuanian submarines continue harassing American shipping near Japan shores in a hope to create supply problems in the Far East.
Following a successful operation in the western India, Lithuanians seized Balochistan and western Sindh. About 40.000 Allied soldiers were captured. Americans were later routed at Mirpur Khas and Jaisalmer.
Lithuanian 2nd Armija was ordered continue advancing in two directions: Delphi – Kathmandu – Thimphu and Indore – Calcutta. Lithuanians expect to capture another 60,000-80,000 Allies between Mirpur Khas and Indore.
In a mean time, the situation in western front has dramatically changed. On 9 December 1943, Germans began a long awaited operation Sea Lion. German and Italian troops landed at and captured Bournemouth. Few weeks later Portuguese and Brazilians captured Bristol. The Battle for Britain began.
Lithuania sent the 3rd Armija to France and Low Countries and is preparing to join the battle. Lithuanian landing targets became Dover and Lowestoft. The towns are heavily defended by British at the moment therefore the first landing is planned north of Lowestoft. Unfortunately, Lithuanian navy was busy in the Indian Ocean and it will take time for it to arrive to France. All troops and the navy should be ready by 1 February 1944.
At the end of November 1943, Lithuanian navy at last shipped the first few divisions from Iraq to Karachi. The city was saved from an imminent loss to American army. The battle began north of the city. On 1 December 1943, Lithuanians, Germans and Indian volunteers broke through American and British lines and moved south.
The Allies already reached Iranian border but within next few weeks more and more Lithuanian divisions arrived to Karachi. Lithuanian wide offensive began.
At the same time in the North on 27 November 1943, Lithuanians captured Uliastay. However, Sikiang cavalry captured Kyzyl and attacked an armoured column at Cheremuski. Germans suffered minimal losses and Sikiang cavalry was driven off.
On 5 December 1943, 2. SS Panzer Division “Das Reich” overran Mongolian defenders at Ulaanbaatar and 4 days later captured Mongolian capital.
Lithuanians, won few more battles against the communists and on 16 December recaptured Kyzyl. On the next day Mongolians capitulated and a puppet government was installed in Ulaanbaatar. One day later, Sheng Shicai was handed over by Mongolian authorities. A Second East Turkestan Republic was created and Ili National Army was formed.
Following the destruction of Comintern, Lithuanians turned their sight at China and Americans in the Far East. Americans are advancing west and Chinese are eager to capture Trans-Siberian Railway. Lithuanians warned China not to interfere and leave Trans-Siberian Railway open for Lithuanian echelons moving east but a secret plan of an invasion of China was drawn in case Chinese refuse to accept Lithuanian demands. The 1st Armija (21 divisions) is currently transported to the region.
Lithuanian submarines continue harassing American shipping near Japan shores in a hope to create supply problems in the Far East.
Following a successful operation in the western India, Lithuanians seized Balochistan and western Sindh. About 40.000 Allied soldiers were captured. Americans were later routed at Mirpur Khas and Jaisalmer.
Lithuanian 2nd Armija was ordered continue advancing in two directions: Delphi – Kathmandu – Thimphu and Indore – Calcutta. Lithuanians expect to capture another 60,000-80,000 Allies between Mirpur Khas and Indore.
In a mean time, the situation in western front has dramatically changed. On 9 December 1943, Germans began a long awaited operation Sea Lion. German and Italian troops landed at and captured Bournemouth. Few weeks later Portuguese and Brazilians captured Bristol. The Battle for Britain began.
Lithuania sent the 3rd Armija to France and Low Countries and is preparing to join the battle. Lithuanian landing targets became Dover and Lowestoft. The towns are heavily defended by British at the moment therefore the first landing is planned north of Lowestoft. Unfortunately, Lithuanian navy was busy in the Indian Ocean and it will take time for it to arrive to France. All troops and the navy should be ready by 1 February 1944.
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Time to add more land to the Lithuanian Empire it seems. Hopefuly with the fall of London, they will surrender to you and you will receive India instead of Germany
I keep on meaning to post as opposed to lurk ... that is a truely creative set of developments, I await the arrival of the Lithuanian Navy to deal with the remnants of the RN with interest
Your efforts greatly surpassed the deeds of Vytautas the Great. What is the fate of Germany after the war?
WOW! Portugal and its former colony Brazil are working together against the Brits?!AND by a naval invasion too?! this mnplastic is the AWESOMEST AAR EVER!!!
The Lithuanian and American navies duking it out, American troops helping to defend India, Italy invading Britain...this AAR is awesome.
I think unexpected is a little too soft. I think this AAR is so implausible that if I hadn't seen it I would have called it impossible