TulliusDetritus
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Klydon, yes, I know the maskirovka might not work but I have to try the same Well, as for rotating, bringing fresh armies. The front armies (or first echelon) bust a hole. Then the fresh second echelon armies advance. Also note the latter already have strong, experienced units. So in fact I already have these fresh, good armies, as per the plan. It all depends on what Marquo plans to do. If he chooses a defensive path, I can rotate the Guards / Shock with the reserve armies I am keeping (which I mentioned above). They also have good units. And then of course, rotating individual units. This may not be totally free (APs). Therefore this will be my last choice. quote:
ORIGINAL: CowboyRonin If you use your Guards and Shock Armies as the second tier, with your Tank Armies ready to exploit through the second-level breach, you just recreated Soviet Operational Manuever Group (OMG) doctrine. This is what the Soviet Tank and Mech corps are really designed to do. Yep. That's exactly what I am trying to do If anything, I don't think this is going to be a mobile war, in which my armored hordes will create a big mess à la panzers circa 1941. I will keep them facing the enemy armored hordes, just in case. Also note I planned to attach Guards Cavalry Corps and some independent Tank Corps (2, 3 or perhaps even 4) directly to the two fronts involved in the attack. IF -again- Marquo does not strike, yes, I might send some of these Tank Armies to fully recreate the Soviet Doctrine. But again, I suspect I will have to wait until 1944-45 to create some chaos behind Marquo's frontline So in theory I plan a modest approach: annihilation of some concrete enemy units if he does not pay attention.
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