Mangudai said:He may try if he wish, it's just that I haven't had any satisfying experiences with coups.
I once managed to coup the SU and they turned into russia. However when you coup majors sucessfully the game becomes extremely unstable.
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I once managed to coup the SU and they turned into russia. However when you coup majors sucessfully the game becomes extremely unstable.
In my aar i couped USA, and week later revoliution came to USA and it became commie USA.
Also :"Soviet soldiers desperately searched Iraq for weapons of mass destruction. Someone "well informed" told Khruschev that they had some developed, but, unfortunately, none were found".
Well, at least you can say, this operation was made to bring stabilty, security to region and also to bring bourgeoisie-nationalist extremists/terrorists and peacelovers to justice.
Also :"Soviet soldiers desperately searched Iraq for weapons of mass destruction. Someone "well informed" told Khruschev that they had some developed, but, unfortunately, none were found".
Well, at least you can say, this operation was made to bring stabilty, security to region and also to bring bourgeoisie-nationalist extremists/terrorists and peacelovers to justice
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BLACK? Paint them red, make the world feel airborne communism!Klaipedietis said:
Wow, ambitious plan in Burma! If it succeeds, I will forever praise you.
Good luck!
Good luck!
Couping India would be nice, but i don't think i have the psychological strength for it.
Couping Ireland was a lucky shot, but couping Afghanistan took me a lot of time and money.
I have managed to send 5 spies to India, but few months later they were dead.
So don't expect any coups any time soon.
And sorry for the lack of updates in the past few days. I was playing the World in Flames mod
and it beats the crap out of vanilla in so many different levels. If i started this AAR with that mod,
it would be loooong over. Oh, and expect an update or two tomorrow ;]
Couping Ireland was a lucky shot, but couping Afghanistan took me a lot of time and money.
I have managed to send 5 spies to India, but few months later they were dead.
So don't expect any coups any time soon.
And sorry for the lack of updates in the past few days. I was playing the World in Flames mod
and it beats the crap out of vanilla in so many different levels. If i started this AAR with that mod,
it would be loooong over. Oh, and expect an update or two tomorrow ;]
So the Indian counter-intelligence department is on to you... I have personally never seen the AI icing any operatives.
*Clears throat* Uhmm... Any chance of these guys getting into action soon?
*Clears throat* Uhmm... Any chance of these guys getting into action soon?
Naval bombers, eh? I can picture it now... an American sailor wakes up and climbs onto the deck of his carrier, yawning and looking at the rising sun. But wait! There's a small dot in the sun, and it grows bigger. Squinting his eyes to discern what the anomaly is, the sailor spins around to see a lone bomber fly overhead. Cue music from The Birds. The sailor turns around only to see the sun blocked by thousands upon thousands of naval bombers! AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Update nr.151
The last transport ships were built and the operation "Whack the Weasel" could finally begin.
A convoy of 30 ships and 70 flotillas left Vladivostok for Saigon, where the Soviet marines and Red Army soldiers
were eagerly awaiting the beginning of the end.
10 marine, 5 mountaineer, 4 infantry divisions and one HQ, commanded by Field marshal Kulik,
were loaded into the transport ships. These brave men will be the first wave and the success of the entire
operation rests in their hands. The remaining divisions, lead by Field Marshal Budennij, will be the second
and the third waves. Their objective will be to secure the coast while Kulik's men advance to the depths of jungle.
On April 10th the Red Navy reached the coast of Burma without any incidents.
One of the beaches is heavily guarded, but the show must go on!
Two hours later all hell brakes loose. The Soviet marines hit the beaches
with constant air and naval support. The Allies are caught with their pants down
and fail to organize a proper resistance.
The very same day multiple warnings and threats are sent to Indian, Siamese,
Tibetan and Pakistani governments. Khruschev made it clear that anyone who allows Allied
supplies or soldiers pass their borders will face the full wrath of the Soviet Union.
Four days later the Red Army commandos secure the beachheads and the Soviet
transport ships sail back to Saigon to ship in the second wave of troops.
Soviet soldiers are ordered to advance deeper into the enemy territory.
The Allies seem confused and refuse to move their troops from the frontline in China.
This delay could mean a disaster for them, like the one in France in 1940,
but this time there will be no escape.
On May the 13th the Allies launch their first and last counterattack.
But it is already too late - the supply lines are cut.
The Allied soldiers assaulted desperately, but they were facing more experienced and,
most importantly, supplied Soviet soldiers.
This victory marks the end of the greatest Soviet military operation.
Red Army, Red Navy and the Red Air Force all worked together to humiliate the enemy.
This is one defeat that those pigs in Washington won't forget for a long time!
In the end of May all the Red Army divisions are in place and the waiting game begins.
The Allied forces are still too strong so i will let them sit there without supplies for a month or two,
if necessary - longer. After all, i have all the time in the world.
India, Tibet and Siam reinforce their borders as well. I guess Allies have no more friends or influence in the region.
This is just one part of the operation. In the next update i will review the Red Navy's performance during the invasion.
The last transport ships were built and the operation "Whack the Weasel" could finally begin.
A convoy of 30 ships and 70 flotillas left Vladivostok for Saigon, where the Soviet marines and Red Army soldiers
were eagerly awaiting the beginning of the end.
10 marine, 5 mountaineer, 4 infantry divisions and one HQ, commanded by Field marshal Kulik,
were loaded into the transport ships. These brave men will be the first wave and the success of the entire
operation rests in their hands. The remaining divisions, lead by Field Marshal Budennij, will be the second
and the third waves. Their objective will be to secure the coast while Kulik's men advance to the depths of jungle.
On April 10th the Red Navy reached the coast of Burma without any incidents.
One of the beaches is heavily guarded, but the show must go on!
Two hours later all hell brakes loose. The Soviet marines hit the beaches
with constant air and naval support. The Allies are caught with their pants down
and fail to organize a proper resistance.
The very same day multiple warnings and threats are sent to Indian, Siamese,
Tibetan and Pakistani governments. Khruschev made it clear that anyone who allows Allied
supplies or soldiers pass their borders will face the full wrath of the Soviet Union.
Four days later the Red Army commandos secure the beachheads and the Soviet
transport ships sail back to Saigon to ship in the second wave of troops.
Soviet soldiers are ordered to advance deeper into the enemy territory.
The Allies seem confused and refuse to move their troops from the frontline in China.
This delay could mean a disaster for them, like the one in France in 1940,
but this time there will be no escape.
On May the 13th the Allies launch their first and last counterattack.
But it is already too late - the supply lines are cut.
The Allied soldiers assaulted desperately, but they were facing more experienced and,
most importantly, supplied Soviet soldiers.
This victory marks the end of the greatest Soviet military operation.
Red Army, Red Navy and the Red Air Force all worked together to humiliate the enemy.
This is one defeat that those pigs in Washington won't forget for a long time!
In the end of May all the Red Army divisions are in place and the waiting game begins.
The Allied forces are still too strong so i will let them sit there without supplies for a month or two,
if necessary - longer. After all, i have all the time in the world.
India, Tibet and Siam reinforce their borders as well. I guess Allies have no more friends or influence in the region.
This is just one part of the operation. In the next update i will review the Red Navy's performance during the invasion.
So Americans tought their Normandy invasion was impressive? Well NEWSFLASH for them. There is a new Amphibious master in the world. Their achifment pales in comparision with this one.
Just a suggestion but the Shan States and Luang Prabang provinces are protected in the north by blocked province borders and could be used to establish a land based supply line. In fact that large force in Luang Prabang can only fight with the enenmy force in the Shan States.
Apart from this - congratulations. I didn't like to say anything before the operation in case I put you off. The whole thing was more than a little dangerous but success proves its point.
If you get a land supply link I would be very tempted to let the allies rot for long enough to drain all of their org. It is also worth being very careful about the order in which you reduce the pocket as one of the most annoying aspects can be the long wait for out of supply troops to retreat and be destroyed.
Apart from this - congratulations. I didn't like to say anything before the operation in case I put you off. The whole thing was more than a little dangerous but success proves its point.
If you get a land supply link I would be very tempted to let the allies rot for long enough to drain all of their org. It is also worth being very careful about the order in which you reduce the pocket as one of the most annoying aspects can be the long wait for out of supply troops to retreat and be destroyed.
The land supply route is not that important. I have hundreds of convoys and escorts
- the US submarines don't scare me anymore. In fact, not a single convoy has been lost in months now ;]
But i will try to secure the border with Siam, since Allies have military access through their country.
I don't know what would happen if they entered Siam though.
- the US submarines don't scare me anymore. In fact, not a single convoy has been lost in months now ;]
But i will try to secure the border with Siam, since Allies have military access through their country.
I don't know what would happen if they entered Siam though.
Wow, I've finally catching up on this AAR. Been reading this for three days now. Amazing! Never read a so well written and performed AAR! Very fun too read, it's so... you really care what's gonna happen. The campaign in Europe, Asia, Middle-east and now (Ladislav said) a Red D-day ! Look forward to next update. I can only say this:
FORWARD, COMRADE!
! Look forward to next update. I can only say this:FORWARD, COMRADE!
I would have said it was an excellent Casus Belli.Klaipedietis said:
As far as I know the following rules would apply. Enemy units could enter Thai provinces, they can trace supply through Thai provinces and can embark/disembark from/to Thai provinces. One thing that is NOT permitted is movement from a Thai province to an enemy province (ie can't invade your territory) and, in particular, no attacks from Thai territory. What I don't know is whether they can ship supplies by sea to Thailand and use it as a supply base but I am fairly sure this would not apply. If they, for example, held Moulmein they would be able to use it as a supply depot and trace through Thailand (I think).
None of this is entirely certain since I haven't dealt with military access situations for a long, long time.