Jo van der Pluym
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Joined: 10/28/2000 From: Valkenburg Lb, Netherlands Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: John 3rd As per the Thread elsewhere, I think I will have each Japanese CVE come in with an attached Kate Chutai of 9 planes. The Chutai cannot upgrade to Jill or Grace to reflect the CVE limitations. Other planes can be added but the Kates will be there to reflect the ASW component of their time. This can be done only as a recommended houserule with PDU ON. I think Allies should be OK in the mid-game. Particularly with two extra CVLs. But if you want, you can accelerate arrival of Essexes so it roughly coincides with availability of Shokaku-kai carriers. What Allies need is some early-game bennies, like above-menetioned brigade loaded on transports and available for deployment in the Pacific, because Japanese get some serious starting advantages. Also, Chinese troops should be returned to their original size, but get some improvements in experience. Even with new garrizon requirements, it is too easy to steamroll them early in the game. Increased size of Chinese army is the only reason why Japanese meet any serious problems in my game against yubari. Here is what the allies get in my game .. ( which has some more Japanese ships) UK A Brigade with shipping West of Burma 2 Huricane and a Beaufire squadrons in Burma from the 9th SOme escorts for the BB ( CL and 2 DD) US 2 more TK 4 more TK in mid 42. 1 BB Option to upgrade Iowa to Montana Some more aircraft More west coast fuel and supplies at start SOme Haiwaii airfields upgraded. Regading China , suggest you increase the experience and morale of the artilliary unit this allows the chinese 1 poitn to defend or atatck as was done at CHangsha. I would bump the experience of the units at Ichang but frop their prep to 20 , they were just kicked out of ichang and they may be too strong. If you like to add for the Dutch then the following. I have read a article from the Militairy Spectator (A magazine for militay personel) that in 1941 is to start to reorganize there forces on Java. The plans where that on the end of 1942 the forces on Java exist out 6 Brigades, each 2 Infantrybataljons mechanized on Overvalwagens, 1 Gevechtswagen bataljon with 90 AFV's (Light Tanks, Armored Cars) and 1 SP Artillerybataljon.
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