wie201
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Joined: 11/9/2002 From: Fairfax, VA, USA Status: offline
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August 1946 - Southern Front Making more pockets than I can kill, but what else can I do? I cannot take them on in a straight one-on-one fight, so I isolate, push out as far as I can and try to choke them out. Driving further and further West is critical because then the Axis airpower cannot intervene and wipe out my bombers. But even that is difficult as some Axis units I drive down to an Effectiveness of 2 and Morale of 1, do not manage to eliminate them, and next turn they are rejuvenated. I frankly allow Rostov to be captured so I can cut behind the German Infantry Corps and isolate that. If it stayed in place, that would have been fine as well, so I was in a win-win situation, as far as my thinking goes. I am hoping that the Western Allies take Paris soon, and further hope that it will trigger a massive reaction on both fronts. I need airpower, more HQ's, a shorter front, and more support from the West. Looking at other AAR's Russia doesn't get half of what I think it should. As I said very long ago, the lack of support early on from the West would affect the Russian Front long-term, and this is now long-term, late in 1946. I am sure it is because of the Axis attacks in the Mid-East, virtually overrunning it in a few turns. It hurt much more than I thought it would. If I had the troops to move South to help the West what good would that have done, besides just losing more valuable troops. What a pickle?!?!
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