Another example:
The German Army Group North occupy Novgorod. Army Group North consists of 1st Panzer Army and 3rd Waffen-SS Army - plus 10 Panzer units.
During a German attack, the German player decides to split Army Group North:
1st Panzer Army - plus 5 Panzer units - attack Soviet controlled Belarus.
3rd Waffen-SS Army - plus 5 Panzer units - attack Soviet controlled Archangel.
1st Panzer Army and 3rd Waffen-SS Army both get their Army Bonus Dice Rolls, since these two Armies no longer share the same territory.
@the-captain Awesome ! I didn’t know they’d have enough gas to do that :)
That’s a good tactical move though. Late here and I got a buzz so
ROCK ON
@superbattleshipyamato123
It would make sense to have the Armies and Army Groups as mobile as possible - the most optimal would therefore be that all units inside these Battle Formations have a Movement Capacity at 2.
During small scale attacks - when there is no need for a 2 space movement - a Soviet Army Corps could include a combination of Soviet Guard Infantry and Artillery.
The Artillery unit could then support a Soviet Guard Infantry unit - this Guard Infantry unit would then attack at “3” - with a 2 dice advantage.
So what do you usually do in your games? Thank you!
I spaced the Air Transports so Goring is gonna have to retreat.
Obviously he’s not telling the fuhrer that lol I wanna get Rommel in N Africa. Try next game : )
Wolfpack just got dusted by the USA Navy north of Gibralter. They still got a few though.
Gotta go all in on soviet union now : )
From a axis standpoint lol :) 
think I’ll send those u boats to italy. Doubt they get a warm welcome lol
How are things going in the Pacific map? Thank you!
@superbattleshipyamato123 said in Strategy Guide Global 1940:
How are things going in the Pacific map? Thank you!
He hasn’t got his Plane photos yet from Nagumo.
@general-5-stars
Good point.
@general-5-stars P 38 s dictating lol
@barnee
The USA Strategy Guide is expected to be available - at the latest - next week.:relaxed:
Awesome! Also, why is the Japanese strategy guide not a detailed as the German and Soviet Union ones (by this, I mean the combat move part does not detail the exact units to attack each Chinese territory). Thank you!
Concerning Army Groups, various examples - and suggestions of how to handle these Battle Formations - will be described in detail, as part of the Strategy Guide.
@the-captain :muscle:
Due to technical difficulties, the United States Strategy Guide will not be available until the beginning of next week - hopefully.
@the-captain Bummer just read your previous post and was all jacked lol
@barnee said in Strategy Guide Global 1940:
@the-captain Bummer just read your previous post and was all jacked lol
Awe barn. Just attack with it all ! Use your Miller Elites !
@general-5-stars Heh heh more of a Busch Light guy :) had to make some concessions due to the aging process. : )
Personally I’m in favor of preemptive strike lol
@barnee said in Strategy Guide Global 1940:
@general-5-stars Heh heh more of a Busch Light guy :) had to make some concessions due to the aging process. : )
Personally I’m in favor of preemptive strike lol
Then bring on the Busch Wacker Elites !
@general-5-stars working on a Busch Stuka 6 Pack Formation. It’s showing promise. Number 6 seems to be the most fearless lol
@barnee initial results are inconclusive. Therefore Air Marshall Bud Light has ordered 12 sorties to thoroughly destroy the target
