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Ah, Soviet AAR. It's always fun to read about the heroes of the Great Patriotic War. 
Nice start you have. Forming defence line to Dnieper was a good move.
Nice start you have. Forming defence line to Dnieper was a good move.
sorry for the lack of updates, tomorrow you'll have more
Thanks. It's easy to defeat germany with that Dnieper defence, I think I'll have to extend Dimitri's campaigns a little(watch out USA).
Ah, Soviet AAR. It's always fun to read about the heroes of the Great Patriotic War.
Nice start you have. Forming defence line to Dnieper was a good move.
Thanks. It's easy to defeat germany with that Dnieper defence, I think I'll have to extend Dimitri's campaigns a little(watch out USA
).
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I think that would be a little too much. They have some river at Poland, then Dnieper in Ukraine. Don in front of Stalingrad and Volga is behind it. So they have four major rivers to stop those German tanks. Not to mention the smaller rivers too.
i take more rivers as mere cosmetic cause i rarely get pushed beyond dniepr
but simply saying that no one will get there and that is large terrain is to me no excuse
I like the pictures much, what program you use to mod the screenies?
I'm using Photoshop.
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From The Diary Of Cpl. Dimitri Ivanovich Petrenko, 1.Heavy Armored Brigade, 6.Mechanized Corps, Smolensk Front, October 14, 1941.
'' It's almost a month since I last wrote here. I took a bullet in my left leg when my unit was entering Orsha. I'm much sad, since one of my greatest friends, Pvt. Ivan Tarasov, was shot on his head in the same anbush I took a shot. I went to the People's Hospital Of Smolensk. One of the doctors wanted to amputate my leg but, luckily, it was not needed''
'' After I came out of the hospital and was being sent back to the front, an officer stoped our truck. Commissar Lebedev entered the truck and asked if someone had tank training. I said yes, since I was trained in a T-28 in 1937.
Immediately, he said: ''Comrade, now you're part of the 6.Mechanized Corps.''
Uniform of a Soviet Red Army Corporal
''I'm now Cpl. Petrenko, gunner of a KV-1 Tank of the 1. Heavy Armored Brigade. Cap. Sokolov said that we're going on offensive in some days. Our unit is decisive in this operation. My job is to brake the german lines together with the others KV-1s to open space for the T-34s to advance.''
Plans Of ''Operation Winter''
''The new operation will be called Operation Winter. We are eagerly waiting, because this can decide the future of the north front.''
Interesting to see that Corporal Petrenko got transfered to new unit. In this unit he will probably see much more action than in his previous unit.
Yes, I did that because he was doing almost nothing in the old division.
A winter offensive is allways costly. Even for soviets.
shh, it's to confuse the germans