yvesp
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South of Yokohama, the Japanese smile not at all. The allied landing is perfect, and no unit is available for a counterattack: Yokohama is in serious danger with 4 marine units around, and more units to land in the next impulses. If the allies wat to achieve some success, they have to capture Tokyo. The path seems clear: head east along the coast, or roll over Yokohama. Both strategies have their value, both will likely involve a fight before reaching Tokyo, and the Japanese army in not in position to counter any, nor to reinforne any city after the devastating swarm bombing raid that took off from the allied carriers. The allies do have pending reinforcements, but the Japanese navy is in no position to destroy them: they are protected by hordes of battleships and cruisers; the remaining planes are in no position to reach them. The allies supply line cannot be broken (it might under MWIF limited supply rules which doesn't let Korea be supplied from Paris, but I won't be using that): there are too many transports in the China Sea, and the allies will be able to land a HQ south of Yokohama.
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