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fiva55


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Version: 1.03 /1.04 beta
Players: Jajusha (Axis) fiva55(Sov)

Background
The Stavka, was unable to discern the direction of the main German strategic
offensive anticipated in 1942. Stalin was convinced the primary German strategic
goal in 1942 would be Moscow, in part due to Operation Kremlin (Fall Kreml),
a German deception plan aimed at Moscow. 57% of all Red Army troops were deployed
in that region.


However, the direction of the German offensive was still defended by the Bryansk,
South Western and Southern Front, whose forces accounted for 25% of all troops,
nearly 30% of all Soviet artillery, over 38% of all tanks and 42% of all Red
Air Force aircraft of the Soviet Union.*

*Morozov, V.P, chief editor, Part 6, Volume 5, Defence of Stalingrad, table,
History of the Second World War 1939-1945 (in Russian)





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RE: Operation Blue: Jajusha (Axis) vs fiva55 (Sov) - 4/14/2011 6:23:10 PM   
fiva55


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WEEK OF 6/27/1942
BEGIN OF WEEK REPORT

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BRYANSK FRONT REPORT

FROM: BRYANSK FRONT HQ
TO: STAVKA
SUBJECT: URGENT! MAJOR GERMAN OFFENSIVE! POSITIONS OVERRUN!

FRONTLINE OVERRUN. 2 RIFLE DIV OF 13TH ARMY ISOLATED. 3 RIFLE DIV OF
40TH ARMY ISOLATED. RELIEF OF ISOLATED COMRADES IMPOSSIBLE. REQUEST
PERMISSION TO WITHDRAW.

[Signed]
General-Leytenant Chibisov


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SOUTHWESTERN FRONT REPORT

FROM: SOUTHWESTERN FRONT HQ
TO: STAVKA
SUBJECT: DISASTER!

MAJOR GERMAN OFFENSIVE ONGOING. POSITIONS OVERRUN. 1 TANK BRIGADE AND
3 RIFLE DIV OF 21ST ARMY CUT OFF. ENTIRE 9TH ARMY ISOLATED.
REQUESTING ORDERS.

[Signed]
Marshal Timonshenko

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SOUTHERN FRONT REPORT

FROM: SOUTHERN FRONT HQ
TO: STAVKA
SUBJECT: FRONT COLLAPSED

FRONT COLLAPSED. 37TH ARMY COMPLETELY ISOLATED. 3 NAVAL INF BDE AND
1 RIFLE BDE OF 56TH ARMY TRAPPED. REQUEST PERMISSION FOR BREAK OUT.

[Signed]
General-Leytenant Malinovsky

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Frontline overview begin turn 1



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Turn 1: Relief attempt - 4/14/2011 8:42:05 PM   
fiva55


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WEEK OF 6/27/1942
STAVKA ORDERS

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FROM: STAVKA
TO: BRYANKS, SOUTHWESTERN, SOUTHERN FRONT HQ
SUBJECT: STAVKA ORDERS

RELIEVE ENTRAPPED COMRADES WHENEVER POSSIBLE. CREATE DEFENSE IN DEPT.
REINFORCEMENT INCOMING.

[Signed]
Marshal Shaposhnikov

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RELIEF ATTEMPT REPORT


FROM: 57TH ARMY HQ
TO: SOUTHWESTERN FRONT HQ
SUBJECT: RELIEF ATTEMPT

Have launched an attack to relieve 9th and 56th Army.
Suffered heavy tank casualties, but attack was successful.
Trapped comrades are now retreating east.

For the Motherland.

[Signed]
General-Leytenant Rokossovsky

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End of turn 1 overview - 4/14/2011 8:45:38 PM   
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RE: End of turn 1 overview - 4/14/2011 9:30:11 PM   
PeeDeeAitch


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Status: offline 		Panzer regiments are always a target - moreso in 1942.

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RE: End of turn 1 overview - 4/14/2011 9:37:49 PM   
fiva55


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Status: offline 		Indeed, as long as I'm not on the receiving side, I do enjoy seeing those "invincible" panzers getting pummelled.

Although those panzers in the sc may have deserved that status, since they somehow managed to destroy 144 afv, losing just 5 of their own.

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Begin of turn 2 overview - 4/14/2011 11:02:52 PM   
fiva55


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Status: offline 		TURN 2
WEEK OF 7/4/1942
STAVKA RECEIVED REPORTS SUMMARY

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ATTACKS BY AXIS
10 HELD
16 RETREATED
10 ROUTED
2 SHATTERED
8 SURRENDERED

LOSSES
MEN 458.245
GUNS 3.619
AFV 723

ISOLATED
ELEMENTS OF 28TH A. 9TH A. 38TH A. 12TH A. 37TH A. 12TH. A

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RE: Begin of turn 2 overview - 4/14/2011 11:15:11 PM   
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That doesn't look like a comfortable ride at all. Isn't that a BT-5 deathtrap he's riding?

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RE: Begin of turn 2 overview - 4/14/2011 11:22:11 PM   
PeeDeeAitch


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RE: Begin of turn 2 overview - 4/15/2011 12:04:10 AM   
fiva55


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End of turn 2 overview - 4/15/2011 12:23:58 AM   
fiva55


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Status: offline 		TURN 2
WEEK OF 7/4/1942
STAVKA ORDERS

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FROM: STAVKA
TO: BRYANKS, SOUTHWESTERN, SOUTHERN FRONT HQ
SUBJECT: STAVKA ORDERS

REINFORCE CENTER ASAP. RR CONSTRUCTION BRIGADES ASSIGNED TO ARMIES HQs
TO HELP DIG IN. ISOLATED ELEMENTS ARE ORDERED TO DELAY ENEMY AS LONG
AS POSSIBLE.

[Signed]
Marshal Shaposhnikov

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Soviet Defensive Plan, aka "Little Italy"



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RE: End of turn 2 overview - 4/15/2011 2:39:01 AM   
Mynok


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Status: offline 		Decent carpet you have there.  

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Begin of turn 3 overview - 4/15/2011 6:34:55 PM   
fiva55


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Status: offline 		TURN 3
WEEK OF 7/11/1942
STAVKA RECEIVED REPORTS SUMMARY
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AXIS ATTACKS RESULTS
12 HELD
15 RETREATED
21 SURRENDER
08 ROUTED

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BRYANSK FRONT REPORT

FROM: BRYANSK FRONT HQ
TO: STAVKA
SUBJECT: Minor skirmishes

Forward elements of Germans tried unsuccessfully to establish bridgehead.
Main body should arrive this week. Attacks all along our front expected this week.
Soviet defenders will hold or die trying.

[Signed]
General-Leytenant Chibisov

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SOUTHWESTERN FRONT REPORT

FROM: SOUTHWESTERN FRONT HQ
TO: STAVKA
SUBJECT: Ground held

German armour only penetrated first line of defense, seemed to have changed axis of
attack afterwards. First line retreated in good order. Will proceed with fortifying sector.

[Signed]
Marshal Timonshenko

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SOUTHERN FRONT REPORT

FROM: SOUTHERN FRONT HQ
TO: STAVKA
SUBJECT: Enemy crossed Don

Rostov still in Soviet hands. Could not prevent German armour from crossing the Don.
Request immediate reinforcements to contain breakthrough.

[Signed]
General-Leytenant Malinovsky

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End of turn 3 overview - 4/15/2011 6:51:44 PM   
fiva55


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Status: offline 		TURN 3
WEEK OF 7/11/1942
STAVKA ORDERS

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FROM: STAVKA
TO: BRYANKS, SOUTHWESTERN, SOUTHERN FRONT, NORTH CAUCASUS HQ
SUBJECT: STAVKA ORDERS

STAVKA reinforcements incoming to contain breakthrough in sector of Southern Front.
Southwestern and North Caucasus front are ordered to send all troops they can miss
to help Southern front. Front line commanders should remain alert in case the Germans
change their axis of attack again.

[Signed]
Marshal Shaposhnikov

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Begin of turn 4 overview - 4/16/2011 8:11:25 PM   
fiva55


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WEEK OF 7/18/1942
STAVKA RECEIVED REPORTS SUMMARY

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AXIS LOSSES
MEN: 307.612
GUNS: 860
AFV: 262

SOVIET LOSSES
MEN: 600.522
GUNS: 6.131
AFV: 869

AXIS ATTACKS RESULTS
11 HELD
26 RETREATED
04 ROUTED

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SOUTHWESTERN FRONT REPORT

FROM: SOUTHWESTERN FRONT HQ
TO: STAVKA
SUBJECT: GERMAN BREAKTHROUGH

GERMAN BREAKTHROUGH. 24TH ARMY SHATTERED. REQUEST IMMEDIATE REINFORCEMENT.

[Signed]
Marshal Timonshenko
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RE: End of turn 2 overview - 4/16/2011 8:34:39 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Mynok

Decent carpet you have there.  


Never say that in a strip bar.

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RE: End of turn 2 overview - 4/16/2011 9:18:41 PM   
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Yes, I can see how that might be a problem. I'm safe though.  I don't frequent those places.


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End of turn 4 overview - 4/16/2011 10:14:20 PM   
fiva55


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WEEK OF 7/18/1942
STAVKA ORDERS

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FROM: STAVKA
TO: SOUTHWESTERN FRONT
SUBJECT: STAVKA ORDERS

DO WHATEVER NECESSARY TO DELAY GERMANS. REINFORCEMENT INCOMING WITHIN THE WEEK.

[Signed]
Marshal Shaposhnikov

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Excerpt from the memoirs of Marshal Konstantin Rokossov - 4/16/2011 11:08:04 PM   
fiva55


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    Excerpt from the memoirs of Marshal Konstantin Rokossov


    At this time of the war I was still in command of 57th Army. Though the 57th was officially
    designated an infantry army, I had under my command 3 tank corps. I never figured out why
    my army wasn't renamed a tank army, but I suspect it might be to fool the Germans. It could
    also be as simple as an administrative oversight, but I prefer too think that the first
    reason was the real reason.



    I remember this week well. It was during the 4th week of the German summer offensive of 1942.
    The Germans, after feinting to the south, redirected their attack towards 24th Army,
    Southwestern front. There, they managed to break through our defences, penetrating deep
    into our territory. They could have driven straight to Stalingrad, if not for the presence
    of 1st Tank Army, who managed to delay their advance long enough for reinforcement to arrive.


    The situation was still perilous. Stalingrad was not ready for a siege, and no fortifications
    lied between the German spearheads and Stalingrad. Having concentrated an enormous amount of
    their offensive strength, in the form of 7 of their armoured divisions and 4 of their motorized
    division, any direct counter attack was doomed to failure.


    At that time, I was considered an expert on mechanized warfare, due to my few limited successes
    in delaying the German advances in the first few years of the Great Patriotic War. Fort that
    reason, I was ordered to delay the Germans as long as possible. At my disposal was 57th Army
    and 1st Tank Army.


    Unfortunately, frequent interdiction attacks prevented me from having 57th Army in place on time,
    so I reassigned 3 tank corps from 1st Tank Army to 57th Army. The spot chosen for a counter attack
    was the flank of the German spearhead, held by 9th Panzer division.




    Though the Germans had overall material superiority in this sector, we achieved local superiority
    at the location of attack. Supported by 4 regiments of rocket artillery and over 200 planes, 300
    tanks of 1st, 16th and 17th Tank corps (111 of those were T34s and 20 of those were KV1s),
    stormed the German 9th Panzer division. Though the first wave of our tanks was almost completely
    annihilated,the second and third wave managed to get close enough to drive the Germans back.



    This is how we ended the week. The German spearhead was isolated, if only briefly, allowing our soldiers
    a few days respite to dig in and fortify the area between the Germans and Stalingrad.

    [Signed]
    General-Leytenant Chibisov
    Dated 07/18/1942




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Begin of turn 5 overview - 4/17/2011 9:34:08 PM   
fiva55


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Status: offline 		TURN 5
WEEK OF 7/25/1942
STAVKA RECEIVED REPORTS SUMMARY

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AXIS LOSSES
MEN: 326.149
GUNS: 1.273
AFV: 512

SOVIET LOSSES
MEN: 645.481
GUNS: 7.358
AFV: 1.379

AXIS ATTACKS RESULTS
13 HELD
31 RETREATED
06 ROUTED

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End of turn 5 overview - 4/17/2011 9:37:30 PM   
fiva55


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Status: offline 		TURN 5
WEEK OF 7/25/1942
STAVKA ORDERS

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FROM: STAVKA
TO: SOUTHWESTERN FRONT
SUBJECT: STAVKA ORDERS

STALINGRAD IS BEING PREPARED FOR SIEGE. FORTIFYING OF THE RIVER LINE HAS BEGUN.
DELAY GERMAN ARMOUR AS LONG AS POSSIBLE. 1ST AND 4TH TANKY ARMY HQ RELEASED
FOR ACTIVE FRONT DUTY

[Signed]
Marshal Shaposhnikov

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RE: End of turn 2 overview - 4/17/2011 11:58:16 PM   
fiva55


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quote:

ORIGINAL: Ketza


quote:

ORIGINAL: Mynok

Decent carpet you have there.


Never say that in a strip bar.


Lol that could indeed be misinterpreted. Anyway, I find that a carpet defense of at least 4 units deep is effective in delaying the German armour in clear terrain. Not sure if it is gamey, but it is a great tool. I will slowly switch too a 2 solid line defense though, now that most of my armies have 2-3 RR brigades.

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Begin of turn 6 overview - 4/18/2011 2:51:42 PM   
fiva55


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Status: offline 		TURN 6
WEEK OF 08/01/1942
STAVKA RECEIVED REPORTS SUMMARY

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AXIS OOB
MEN: 1.484.475
GUNS: 13.589
AFV: 1.612
AIR: 1.754

SOVIET OOB
MEN: 2.019.643
GUNS: 24.643
AFV: 1.915
AIR: 2.528

AXIS LOSSES
MEN: 345.769
GUNS: 1.824
AFV: 647

SOVIET LOSSES
MEN: 672.874
GUNS: 8.037
AFV: 1.724

AXIS ATTACKS RESULTS
12 HELD
31 RETREATED
10 ROUTED

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End of turn 6 overview - 4/18/2011 3:08:01 PM   
fiva55


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WEEK OF 08/01/1942
STAVKA ORDERS

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FROM: STAVKA
TO: SOUTHWESTERN FRONT
SUBJECT: STAVKA ORDERS

REMAIN VIGILANT. BEWARE OF GERMAN DECEPTION. REINFORCE DEFENCES OF STALINGRAD.

[Signed]
Marshal Shaposhnikov

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Overview of defences of Stalingrad - 4/18/2011 3:28:14 PM   
fiva55


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The German spearhead is delayed another turn, and I feel confident
that a quick direct thrust towards Stalingrad followed by the capture
of the city is all but impossible now. As far as I can see, there are
3 obvious things that my opponent can do now.

1) Cross the river Don in in the North, where my defences are weaker.
2) Proceed with a frontal assault towards Stalingrad.
3) Change the axis of attack towards the south, near Rostov, and perhaps link up
with the forces from the Crimea.

With 14 turns remaining, I would personally choose for option 3. Option 1 is
certainly doable, but the lack of VPs in that sector makes it a unattractive
choice. Option 2 just means wasting your armour on defences that keep getting
stronger by the week. It might be the shortest distance to Stalingrad, but going
that way would mean an attrition war that I doubt the Germans can afford.
Option 3 seems the most obvious choice. With a bridge head already established
in the south near Rostov, a link up with forces from the Crimea is certainly not
impossible. With luck you might even be able to swing north and try to take Stalingrad.

Anyway, with the fuel of the German panzers still in the red, I feel confident
that I can delay redeploying my reserves for another turn. We will see in the
next few turns what my opponent will do.

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Begin of turn 7 overview - 4/18/2011 8:07:41 PM   
fiva55


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Status: offline 		TURN 7
WEEK OF 08/08/1942
STAVKA RECEIVED REPORTS SUMMARY

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AXIS OOB
MEN: 1.423.728
GUNS: 12.888
AFV: 1.392
AIR: 1.702

SOVIET OOB
MEN: 2.113.277
GUNS: 26.555
AFV: 2.096
AIR: 2505

AXIS LOSSES
MEN: 362.630
GUNS: 2.293
AFV: 697

SOVIET LOSSES
MEN: 696.252
GUNS: 8.616
AFV: 1.817

AXIS ATTACKS RESULTS
16 HELD
30 RETREATED
06 ROUTED

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End of turn 7 overview - 4/18/2011 8:11:42 PM   
fiva55


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Status: offline 		TURN 7
WEEK OF 08/08/1942
STAVKA ORDERS

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FROM: STAVKA
TO: SOUTHERN FRONT
SUBJECT: STAVKA ORDERS

2 GERMAN SPEARHEADS LOCATED. ENEMY SEEMS INTENT TO ENCIRCLE SOUTHERN FRONT.
YOU ARE AUTHORIZED TO RETREAT.

[Signed]
Marshal Shaposhnikov

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Begin of turn 8 overview - 4/19/2011 5:55:08 PM   
fiva55


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Status: offline 		It looks like my opponent wants to try a slightly modified option 2.

He managed to blast my defences away easy enough, but relocating his
forces to the north and then attacking means that he won't be able to
exploit the breach due to lack of fuel.

I wont even bother relocating my main reserves, Southwestern front should
be able to deal with those panzers.

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TURN 8
WEEK OF 08/15/1942
STAVKA RECEIVED REPORTS SUMMARY

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AXIS OOB
MEN: 1.319.529
GUNS: 11.704
AFV: 1.406
AIR: 1.597

SOVIET OOB
MEN: 2.184.380
GUNS: 27.645
AFV: 2.427
AIR: 2.519

AXIS LOSSES
MEN: 379.257
GUNS: 2.734
AFV: 777

SOVIET LOSSES
MEN: 727.592
GUNS: 9.336
AFV: 1.950

AXIS ATTACKS RESULTS
13 HELD
41 RETREATED
02 ROUTED

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End of turn 8 overview - 4/19/2011 6:01:36 PM   
fiva55


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Status: offline 		TURN 8
WEEK OF 08/15/1942
STAVKA ORDERS

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FROM: STAVKA
TO: SOUTHERN FRONT
SUBJECT: STAVKA ORDERS

RESIST GERMAN ADVANCE. PREVENT THE COMMITMENT OF RESERVES UNLESS IT IS UNAVOIDABLE.

[Signed]
Marshal Shaposhnikov

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Begin of turn 9 overview - 4/19/2011 6:05:36 PM   
fiva55


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Status: offline 		TURN 9
WEEK OF 08/22/1942
STAVKA RECEIVED REPORTS SUMMARY

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AXIS OOB
MEN: 1.276.960
GUNS: 11.333
AFV: 1.357
AIR: 1.611

SOVIET OOB
MEN: 2.296.802
GUNS: 29.971
AFV: 2.842
AIR: 2.549

AXIS LOSSES
MEN: 397.837
GUNS: 3.191
AFV: 887

SOVIET LOSSES
MEN: 750.999
GUNS: 9.808
AFV: 2.069

AXIS ATTACKS RESULTS
19 HELD
29 RETREATED
03 ROUTED

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