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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/23/2022 9:37:15 PM   
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The TF at Catanzaro roughs up two regiments of the 15th PzG and they pull back to the depot.
TF still tied to this port to prevent isolation possibility.
Reduces Allied ability to threaten elsewhere though. Not sure if the TFs are suffering attrition damage just sitting out here.
Pull 1/29th PzG Rgt in reserve helping defend the Toe to shore up the Catanzaro beachhead.
Toe defense will have to hang in there for now, no relief available.
May swap units around next week if they get low from attacks on the west side. If he doesn’t bring TFs to bear I’m hopeful this holds.

This week we also bring some twin engine and single engine fighters down to try and disrupt enemy naval patrols around Bari and Brindisi.



10th Army prepares the trap.
9th, 10th and 12 SS Pzr Div are joined by 16th and 17th SS PzG Div and the 90th PzG Div. Schmalz PzG Bde is back in reserve.
With a handful of FJ and Inf Rgts the 10th Army hopes to bait a westward movement and attack that will permit the isolation and capture of some Allied forces.
Mechanized forces are hidden for the most part in cities or rough terrain to avoid recon. A tight line of infantry and FJ regiments appear to be defending the nearby cities.

Will likely focus next week's naval patrols against TF holding the Ankle Beach temporary port and see if another knockout blow can be delivered.
Put all the LB, patrol and TB aircraft on rest. Need to repair damaged airframes to have any effectiveness next week.
Waiting to see how the Allies choose to respond.

VP situation:



Built a fort in Nantes after destroying one in the Alps to free up some manpower. Cost all 5 AP.
Next five (or six) turns to finish these cities:
Antwerp, Rotterdam, The Hague, Amsterdam, Haarlem, Den Helder ports all need forts ASAP to have time to build out.

271st Inf Div (new unit) pulled from Cherbourg to Milan for refit and to reinforce any new beachhead containment efforts.
May be able to pull the Schmalz Bde back to N Italy for garrison value and bring the H. Goering or Pzr Lehr Div's into the fight at Achilles as well.
Still want to keep more reserves for an additional beachhead.

Garrison situation:


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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/23/2022 10:02:23 PM   
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Turn 25
Dec 18, 1943

Starting in the Toe, the Allies succeed in pushing the security regiments off the mountain and move the 7th BR Arm Div onto the mountain to secure it.

No attacks at the Catanzaro beachhead. 15th PzG regiments didn’t really repair at the depot so we need to consider a pull back here to refit in Milan.

Allies also push the 3/17th LW Rgt off their mountaintop at Ankle Beach.
Fortunately they held the first attack and so the Allies had no movement left to exploit the gain.
We will recover the peak before any other moves to prevent Allied rout into the hex from happening if we launch any attacks.

The Allies make a new beachhead, dubbed Arch Beach, TF 86 landing the 46th BR Inf Div on the coast southwest of Taranto.
90th PzG is available with other units to contain this beachhead from joining Achilles Beach.
Will rotate FJ to hold the hills and give one more turn for him to feel good and exploit west, then we snap the trap shut on what we can get while pulling back to Death Valley if we can’t hold the Toe as expected.

Naval patrol will concentrate on the Ankle Beach TF.
LB force Total - 504, Ready 394, Damaged 110



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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/23/2022 10:09:40 PM   
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End of turn Unit Names



End of turn CV:


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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/23/2022 10:20:08 PM   
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Losses ground turn 25:



Shipping loss estimates based on ground loss intel:


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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/23/2022 10:25:30 PM   
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Small aside, the Allies had a massive airlift to send in some more men to the Achilles Beachhead.
Several of them fell to flak and hundreds of lives were lost:




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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/23/2022 11:28:48 PM   
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Cut off Ankle Beach port, but the TF is still there, albeit under air interdiction and Axis sea control.
Also cut off Straits at a point farther south from Toe to Greece.

Developments in The Toe make holding the Allies <10 hexes by February impracticable to continue attempting.
2/325th Sec Rgt falls back to rough terrain on the east coast of The Toe to cover the withdrawal of 29th PzG Div from the tip of the Toe to covering the southwest sides of Catanzaro Beach.
1/325th holds a position on the spine.
1/3rd and 3/3rd PzG Rgt are wounded, and can only fall back a little bit.
3/325th (routed last week) is still depleted. They’re marched to the airstrip at Vibo Valentia for extraction next week by TGr 30’s He 111H-20/R2 relocated to Brindisi. Send four more Ju 52/3m Gruppes to airfields near Lecce as well in case we have the opportunity or need to lift the whole group.

The Toe
Allied Units:
XIII BR Corps
7th BR Arm Div
5th BR Inf Div
15th BR Inf Div
56th BR Inf Div
3rd BR Inf Div

Catanzaro Beach the 1/2nd FJ Rgt cycles over from Crotone to cover for the 3/26th Pzr Rgt taking shore duty on north of Crotone. The 56th Sec Rgt moves from here to Crotone.
15th PzG Div moves north of Death Valley and will rail to N. Italy for refit next week.
2/3rd PzG Rgt, with 1/29th and 2/29th PzG Rgt form the rest of the containment.
Next week these positions will fold back some more. I expect to allow the Allies to link with Catanzaro by January.
3rd and 29th PzG Div will move to N Italy for refit and redeploy to next landing site.

Cantazaro Beach
Allied Units:
I BR Corps
43rd BR Inf Div
78th BR Inf Div
TF 81

Ankle Beach the 3/2nd FJ Rgt takes up the southern shoreline position. It will withdraw in two weeks.
The 3/17th LW Inf Rgt, retakes the unoccupied mountaintop while the other two regiments of the division are mobilized and take up fortifications on the northern side of Death Valley.
1/4th FJ slides into fortifications on this line between the 17th LW Inf Div and the 26th Pzr Div’s pulls back in reserve on the rough terrain marking the south side of Death Valley. This division will stay in the region to provide the north side of this defensive position into early ‘44 for reserve activation and counterattack options.
The other regiments of the 4th FJ take the northern side of the beachhead and the 542nd Inf Div takes the mountain between their positions.
14th Army has arrived to begin taking command from the 15th Army over the Toe to Ankle Beach forces. 15th Army will take over Naples garrison and picket duty on Arch Beach.

Ankle Beach
Allied Units:
XXX BR Corps
1st US Inf Div
36th US Inf Div
51st BR Inf Div
59th BR Inf Div
TF 545 (A)

Achilles Beach
Allies push cautiously and narrowly forward. A few more units join those ashore and we can see a FF Mtn unit offshore with the TF.
Paras are sent from Bari to help reinforce the hills west of Taranto.
Hopefully the Allies try to force a link up behind the hills with Arch Beach and next week 10th Army can drop the hammer. Unlikely to wait any longer just to avoid potential fortification build up and to coordinate better with the withdrawal in The Toe.

Achilles Beach
Allied Units:
VI US Corps
9th US Inf Div
4th BR Inf Div
52nd BR Air Portable Div
1st AI Mot Grp
201st North African FF Pioneer Rgt
3rd Algerian FF Inf Div
2nd Moroccan FF Inf Div

188th Mtn Div sent from N Italy to Ankle Beach, still on trains, will take over mountain defensive lines. 271st Inf Div railed from Milan to Naples. 5th Mtn Div arrives from EF and is railed to Vienna to go to N Italy next week and then further south.
Two new security regiments arrive and they’re sent to Antwerp and Rotterdam to start building fortifications.


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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/24/2022 12:58:00 AM   
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Turn 26
December 25, 1943

The Allies make efforts to widen their various northern beachheads, with mixed results:




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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/24/2022 1:02:00 AM   
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It's time for the 10th Army to launch their Xmas offensive.
Allies have expanded the northern flank of their Achilles Beachhead with Italian and Free French units.



Attacks will be launched from Bari and Taranto to cut off the Allied forces that have advanced west from the beaches.
Follow up attacks will press the pocket and try to force back the advance from Arch Beach, potentially routing the crowded defenders.





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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/24/2022 1:08:30 AM   
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Von Schweppenburg's first assault falls upon the Italians, and they whither as the German command expects:



Dietrich's I SS Pzr Corps then surprises the 4th BR Inf Div with a hasty attack from the south just as they receive reports that the Italians to their north have melted under fire, and the French holding their lines of communication to the beaches have stopped responding on their radios.
Confusion reigns at US VI Corps HQ.



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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/24/2022 1:15:49 AM   
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The fourth attack, a joint effort by formations under both panzer corps, but directed by von Schweppenburg, forces the BR 52nd Air Portable Div to retreat back to the pocket held by the US 9th Inf Div and US VI Corps HQ.



With the trap sprung von Schweppenburg commits the reserve formations to hit the vanguard from Arch Beach.
The Germans successfully rout the BR 46th Inf Div from the sector.


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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/24/2022 1:22:36 AM   
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Merry Xmas, Hitler!

We've captured two divisions of Anglo-American infantry!
Next week we should be processing these gentlemen to POW camps.

Ground losses during the turn:



Unit Names in S Italy at the end of turn:



Unit CV in S Italy at the end of turn:



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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/24/2022 1:27:00 AM   
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Garrison values:



VP table.
Allies have been racking up points with their strategic bombing campaign, but the calendar change to '44 is going to introduce a new divisor for that scoring algorithm.
They need to start liberating cities to pad their score.


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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/24/2022 3:23:36 PM   
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Great success, there may be a slim chance that the armoured formations from the Taranto landing can reestablish contact to the pocketed units but this would leave them exposed themselves.

How worried are you about the breakout near the Crati river? Another Allied landing from the East coast could cut off your forces near the toe, and the river would make counterattacking more difficult.

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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/24/2022 5:43:31 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: EwaldvonKleist

Great success, there may be a slim chance that the armoured formations from the Taranto landing can reestablish contact to the pocketed units but this would leave them exposed themselves.

How worried are you about the breakout near the Crati river? Another Allied landing from the East coast could cut off your forces near the toe, and the river would make counterattacking more difficult.


We are mindful of our armored friends gathering at Arch Beach.
90th PzG Div is more than sufficient to keep them from being able to link up with the trapped infantry.

The Allies currently have 4 TFs devoted to maintaining the temporary ports at the landings.
I was told by my opponent that the naval interdiction around Corsica succeeded in forcing a TF to refit, and I believe they should be returning anytime now. Meaning we're still facing the potential for two more invasion sites.

While a landing around the mouth of the Crati river would compel an immediate withdrawal farther south, I think I have forces on hand to prevent any extra terrain flipping, so there should still be room to escape.

We have faith in General Hube:


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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/24/2022 11:07:00 PM   
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Turn 27
January 1, 1944

Weather report:



Allies make some advances, but can't free the trapped infantry.



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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/24/2022 11:28:44 PM   
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Setup ADs to attack the 3rd US Armored Division. Plan to shove this unit straight off the beaches.
Naval Patrols setup to try and interrupt supplies to Ankle Beach.



Starting the south, the Americans are chased back up the mountain to give more breathing space Hube's XIV Pzr Corps to escape.
You can see the Allied attacks in the south from last week as well.
If the 3/2nd FJ Rgt hadn't actually held out they'd be safe instead of facing capture.


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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/25/2022 12:23:24 AM   
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10th Army hands responsibility for compelling the surrender to the available infantry, brought together under Zangen's command for the task.



26th Pzr Div takes advantage of the American retreat to race north and participate in the counter attack against 3rd Armored Division.
The American tanks are forced to flee across the river, losing half their force.

The remaining mechanized forces are concentrated to hit the 11th BR Arm Div and the wounded 3rd US Arm Div.
The Allies lose 6 of 7 tanks committed to the battle when they're routed from the field.



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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/25/2022 7:53:25 AM   
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well done on that counter-attack, hard to see how the Allies recover, they are going to be shedding VP for the losses and are nowhere near picking up the Italian VP sources - that really should be underpinning their 1944 battle in France

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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/26/2022 4:35:51 AM   
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As turn 27 draws to a close there is some more German housekeeping.

2nd Panzer railed from Poland to Vienna, will refit there for a week or two then go to N Italy.
I and II FJ Corps also available and railing to Switzerland and south Italy this turn.
Will try to rebalance Corps HQs and send less effective corps commanders to quieter sectors for now.

Next week will regroup deployed air to the north for winter refit.

Will evac south of Death Valley (Crati river) next week all remaining units and destroy the two depots so they can’t be captured.
This redeployment will allow the Allies to reposition one TF this week and begin prepping them for new landings.
Next week they can reposition the one at Ankle beach, but the Allies may choose to leave the forward depot on resupply until rail lines can be brought up closer.

Need to ensure that 188th and 5th Mtn are deployed at Death Valley to take advantage of their mountain mobility and also get in some fort building.

Next week we'll need to examine Army Group C mechanized formations and get all <50% TOE to Milan or SE France for refit.
Hope to rotate wounded mechanized forces with N Italy garrison for further operations against the Allies on the plains east of Foggia.

1st Army's first line of defenses are basically in place.




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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/26/2022 4:45:09 AM   
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News spreads fast of the captured and broken formations.



Somber New Years celebrations in the West as the toll mounts in the soft underbelly.



Almost no air activity in the Allied phase, this is from the Axis phase:



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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/26/2022 5:17:47 AM   
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Turn 28
January 8, 1944

Weather report:



With the dawn of the new year the strategic bombing points divisor increases, and the Allied points per turn thereby come down:



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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/27/2022 4:29:21 AM   
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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/27/2022 4:45:48 AM   
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10th Army again batters back the Allies attempts to expand the Achilles and Arch beachheads.








I forgot to screen cap the last attack, but the NZ Mot were routed from the overcrowded beachhead.
They don't show up on the destroyed units list, so they survived the process intact.

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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/27/2022 4:58:52 AM   
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Turn 29
January 15, 1944

Weather report:
Bad weather for Allied bombers, but nicer for the battles in southern Italy.



Allies have been running recon in different sectors, apparently scouting ahead of the next set of landings.
Army Group C has begun gathering forces to dig in along the Adriatic coast as well.


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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/28/2022 12:46:36 AM   
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Air losses at the beginning of the turn are light for the Axis.



I've rested nearly everything this week.
The Luftwaffe in N.Europe is a very battered force, but my real problem at this point is the replacement pilot rate.
I have the misfortune of little game experience at this stage for the Germans, nor best idea of how to husband my remaining squadrons.
I wish they could be merged, or mothballed, not just disbanded. It feels final, and dangerous.
I've set the most battered units to get no replacements and hope to funnel what does come to flesh out some squadrons for D-Day.

Ground losses not too bad for either side.


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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/28/2022 4:26:08 AM   
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More counter attacks will be conducted before the organized withdrawal to a contiguous defensive line closer to depots.

The German infantry work over the Allies who have attempted to expand the beachhead perimeter.
The crowded beaches result in the routing of the 3rd Algerian FF Inf Div.

Attack 1 - Infantry holding Achilles Beach counter attack the 3rd Tabor Goums FF Mtn Rgt, forcing a retreat on the Allies left flank.
Attack 2 - 271st Inf Div from the Bari garrison hit the 1st Tabor Goums FF Mtn Rgt on the Allies right flank at Achilles Beach, forcing a retreat back to the beachhead with the 82nd US Airborne.
Attack 3 - 3/1st FJ Rgt and other German infantry rally together to hit the 3rd Algerian FF Inf Div from several directions, routing the unit from Achilles Beach’s vanguard position.

Intelligence indicates the unit was reforming in Crotone in the Toe, now under Allied control.




Attack 4 - The German escape from the Toe requires a counter attack against the 59th BR Inf Div and the 1st US Inf Div.
The 59th BR Inf Div retreats, but the American Big Red One routs and spies report them reforming at Catanzaro.



Von Schweppenburg's LVIII Pzr Corps presents a plan to isolate the British armor trying to link up with Ankle Beach from Arch Beach.

Attack 5 - 16th & 17th SS PzG Div join Schmalz PzG Bde and the 15th PzG Div and Italia SS Inf Rgt to overwhelm the 2nd and 3rd Rgts of the 3rd PO Inf Div.
Attack 6 -15th Pzg Div, 1st Schmalz PzG Bde, 16th SS PzG Div, and a few German infantry regiments swarm the 1/3rd PO Inf Div, forcing their retreat.
Attack 7 - 9th & 12th SS Pzr Div, and 90th PzG Div hit the 1st & 2nd Rgt of the 3rd PO Inf Div who had fallen back to positions manned by the 3rd CA Inf Div.

The Poles retreat again to the cover of the Guard BR Arm Div, while the 3rd CA Inf Div routs to Cosenza.


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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/28/2022 4:57:42 AM   
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Central Italy defensive positions at the end of turn 29 (Jan 15, 1944).



Kesselring orders transports to reposition into the Heel in preparation to airlift out of this sector next week and begin fighting from the hills to the west while the armor has a chance to refit.


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RE: Kobiyashi Maru - 1943 GC rematch: kentkroeckel (All... - 1/29/2022 10:55:07 AM   
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Why do you have to rail units to the North for Refit, can't they refit on depots near the front?

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