Centuur
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ORIGINAL: Jagdtiger14 Just throwing a crazy idea out there...and it coincides with getting the CW out of Bordoux/Bayonne...why not go after both Spain AND breaking the pact. Don't forget you have the Italians too. If you collapse Vichey, I don't need to remind you to have a unit (Italian) that can over-run the fleet. I highly doubt the USSR will claim the Finnish borderlands. If they do, make them fight...that will give you more units to break the pact, plus they are not ready for that war anyway. I'm not clear Centuur about what you are writing about in your first sentence above? If you deny the USSR's claim on the Borderlands, than a war starts. That war is going to bleed both the USSR and the Finns, because there is no way the Finns can keep the Soviets out of Finland itself. So, that war requires German assistance in Finland itself. Germany can't affort to send units into Finland, keep up a garrison against the USSR and take Spain at the same time. It's simply too much for them in 1940. A Finnish-USSR war also increases the number of units the USSR has on the common border (look at the map, there are at least 4-5 USSR units within three hexes of the Finnish border, which means that there are at least 10 extra units needed on the German side to break the pact. Finland only got 7 of those at start)... Yes, Germany looks invincible, but it is only invincible if it uses it's forces after concentrating them. It's a trap if you want to do too much at the same time. Concentrate on killing one enemy at the time...
< Message edited by Centuur -- 5/16/2016 1:48:46 PM >
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