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ORIGINAL: luigiamendola

It was not my intention to write a AAR. I was just searching for a human opponent for a PBEM game and ElvisJJonesRambo accepted the challenge. We started posting reports of our turns in the multiplayer forum. The result was really cool and I decided to create this thread. ElvisJJonesRambo wrote the first report, so our AAR starts on the second turn. I've discovered Strategic Command last month, so I am really an inexperienced player against a veteran. The situation until November 1939 is as follows:

(turn 2)
Game on!

Polish counter with all they got!
Von Rundsteadt takes couple hits, from two different units.
Bresleu is captured.
Both Panzer & an Army given two hits damage.
Poles doomed, they will fall on turn #2.

Chinese get popped on opening move at Changsta, ouch.
Looks like Nanning is his second favorite target.

India declares war along with French, Aussies, Brits.
(turn 3)
The poles are crushed. The chinese lose another army corps in the japanese advance towards Changsha, and japanese reinforcements arrive to the assalt on Nanning. Axis vessels disrupt all suply routes to the UK. Rundstedt recovers in a field hospital.
(turn 4)
French scurry along in the West. British learning of sunken supply ships across the globe. Irish ports seized. Chinese are getting hammered by double carriers in Nanning. The Japs making Changsta look like Chinese New Year's of Explosions, not good.
(turn 5)
The Chinese lose another army corps in a desperate defence of the strategic city of Chagsha.Nanning suffers heavy bombing from Japanese aircraft carriers.The germans prepare for this expected e battle of France and the U-boat campaign continues with considerable sucess.