Global 1940 & 1943 Expansions Game Reports

Part II - Different styles

Round 7 - 14

Round 7 Report
Germany continued heavy mobilization, launching an attack on Holland Belgium supported by Me 262 jets and infantry, claiming victory and eliminating British paratroopers. They launched a major offensive into Russia, capturing the capital after intense fighting that resulted in the destruction of Russian high-value assets including commissars, armor, and aircraft.

Russia mounted a defensive stand, repositioning forces in Bryansk, Caucasus, and Western Ukraine. However, they suffered catastrophic losses, including their capital, crippling their production and strategic capabilities.

Japan launched coordinated attacks in the Pacific, capturing Wake Island and clearing U.S. forces from Sea Zones 26 and 7. However, a failed land attack in Sumatra cost them heavily in infantry and elite units.

United States launched a transatlantic and Pacific redeployment, reinforcing Gibraltar and Hawaii while repositioning fleets and tactical bombers to Midway and Syria. Wake Island was lost, but a major Pacific buildup signaled preparation for counterattack.

China made no significant combat moves and remained economically starved.

Britain retook Ethiopia and fought naval battles in the Mediterranean. Strategic bombing of Normandy Bordeaux failed. Ground operations restored control in parts of Africa and Burma through tactical repositioning and airborne operations.

Italy expanded influence across the Middle East and Balkans. They seized Syria and Trans-Jordan using paratroopers and combined arms, consolidating gains with a Mediterranean fleet shift.

ANZAC performed minor logistics and collected income, impacted by convoy blockades.

France continued minimal resistance, focused on holding African territories.

Round Summary: Round 7 marked a turning point as Germany broke Russian defenses and occupied the Soviet capital. Japan gained naval superiority in key Pacific zones but suffered a costly land defeat. The U.S. and Britain strengthened their positions, while Italy pressed further into Allied territory.

Round 8 Report
Germany entrenched its hold in Russia and expanded its defense network with underground bunkers and Atlantic Walls across Europe. Limited offensive movements reflected consolidation strategy.

Russia, having lost its capital, showed minimal combat presence, focusing on survival with remnant forces and limited production from peripheral regions.

Japan reinforced northern Asia and shifted fighters across the Pacific. No major new gains occurred, as the empire braced for Allied retaliation.

The United States reorganized its fleets at Midway and Syria, landing troops on the island and deploying air forces into striking range of Japanese territory. They constructed harbors and airfields to prepare for sustained conflict.

China remained inactive militarily due to lack of resources.

Britain launched a paratrooper assault to reclaim Holland Belgium, successfully expelling German defenders. They liberated Malaya and expanded in India and Africa, coordinating with Soviet territory in Russia.

Italy faced continued Allied pressure. Although aggressive early in the game, Italy showed reduced offensive operations during this round.

ANZAC continued troop movements and logistics, with little to no combat activity.

France held minimal territory and no significant combat occurred.

Round Summary: Allied forces gained ground in Western Europe and Southeast Asia, with Britain reclaiming Holland Belgium and Malaya. The U.S. Pacific buildup threatened Japan, while Germany focused on defense after capturing Moscow.

Round 9 Report
Germany maintained fortified positions across Europe and Russia, with minimal offensive engagements. They reinforced key positions like Normandy Bordeaux and Western Germany with elite troops and advanced tech units.

Russia, operating from limited production zones, had no major attacks, surviving with scattered forces.

Japan attacked U.S. assets in Midway and the 25 Sea Zone but did not initiate new land campaigns. The empire faced increasing pressure as Allied air power massed nearby.

United States launched a full-scale naval and air operation, reinforcing Midway and Persian/Iraqi territories. A massive carrier fleet and bomber groups were positioned to project power across the Pacific.

China again saw no combat, though they attempted to maintain minimal defensive production.

Britain advanced across multiple theaters, striking successfully in Holland Belgium and Burma while shifting paratroopers and armor east toward Russian and Central Asian fronts.

Italy attempted to hold gains in the Middle East but was overextended. British and U.S. activity began to threaten their positions in Trans-Jordan and Syria.

ANZAC continued logistics in the Pacific, taking minor economic hits from convoy disruptions but holding steady.

France remained static with no major actions.

Round Summary: Round 9 saw continued Allied momentum. Britain and the U.S. gained key territories while Germany entrenched itself. Japan’s empire, though still vast, began facing a clear Pacific threat. Russia remained crippled.

Round 10 Report
Germany purchased and deployed a mix of elite armor and infantry across Eastern and Central Europe. Their forces remained largely static, digging in and investing in long-term infrastructure and rocket forces.

Russia was now completely under German control except for fringe units. No significant resistance remained.

Japan fortified northern Asia and shifted remaining elite units inland, preparing for an anticipated U.S. assault from the Pacific. Their territorial peak had passed, and they began focusing on defense.

The United States completed their Pacific fleet mobilization, placing more elite bombers and escort ships, and redeployed bombers and armor through the Middle East into Central Asia. Their global presence now threatened Axis power bases.

China had no forces of significance and collected no income.

Britain took Malaya and pushed into Trans-Jordan and Central Asia, coordinating with U.S. forces. They successfully liberated more territory from Japan and threatened Axis supply lines.

Italy showed little offensive initiative, reinforcing Syria and attempting to hold their shrinking Middle Eastern sphere.

ANZAC reinforced their transport fleet and positioned for future logistics support roles.

France retained small outposts, continuing symbolic resistance.

Round Summary: By Round 10, the strategic initiative had shifted clearly to the Allies. The Axis retained territorial advantages, but U.S. and British power projection had reached the heart of Axis holdings. Japan was on the defensive, and Italy’s overstretch exposed them to Allied encirclement.

Economic and Military Summary After Round 10
Nation IPC Value Lost (Est.) Unit Value Remaining (Est.)
Germany 170+ 400+
Russia 300+ ~40
Japan 150+ 350+
United States 90+ 450+
China 90+ ~10
Britain 120+ 300+
Italy 100+ 100–120
ANZAC 30+ ~50
France 90+ <30

Note: IPC losses and unit values are based on battle outcomes, territory shifts, and production stats observed in the document. Figures are approximate but reflect relative power positions.

Round 11 Report
Germany deployed advanced heavy tanks, underground factories, and rocket units, continuing massive investments in Total War tech. Offensives in Belarus, Archangel, and Volgograd dismantled remaining Soviet defenses. Germany also reclaimed Greece from British forces, pressing deeper into the Balkans.

Russia suffered multiple territory losses, including key strongholds in the north and east. With limited units remaining and no capital, Soviet resistance faded into isolated pockets.

Japan maintained dominance in mainland Asia, reinforcing Burma and Yunnan. Though holding strategic ground, they showed no major new offensives, likely bracing for expected U.S. and British pressure.

United States reinforced Gibraltar, Queensland, and Midway, sending carrier and bomber fleets into forward positions. Strategic mobility and deployment in both the Atlantic and Pacific reached full maturity.

China managed to reclaim Shensi from Japanese control through a small-scale counteroffensive, regaining a foothold but remaining fragile.

Britain launched attacks across multiple fronts: Greece, Burma, Iraq, and Trans-Jordan. Their forces advanced but faced sustained Axis resistance. Naval battles continued to diminish German U-boat presence.

Italy attempted to hold the Middle East, but with Trans-Jordan and Iraq falling, Axis control in the region began to crumble.

ANZAC launched an unsuccessful attack on Java but retained control over Dutch New Guinea and other Pacific holdings.

France maintained symbolic occupation of African territories, conducting minimal actions.

Round Summary: Round 11 marked the collapse of the Soviet defense network under German offensives, while Britain aggressively contested Axis control in the Middle East and Europe. The U.S. continued its buildup, and Japan held but faced gathering storms.

Round 12 Report
Germany entrenched itself in Eastern Europe and deployed massive armored forces and Total War units across the continent. Fortifications and rocket platforms were placed in strategic zones, signaling a shift to defensive posture.

Russia remained fragmented, with a few scattered units and minimal production capacity. No major actions were taken.

Japan reinforced Burma and Yunnan, winning key defensive battles but failed to conduct significant new attacks. Defensive consolidations dominated their turn.

United States expanded their Pacific dominance, transferring ground and naval forces through Midway and Queensland. Gibraltar was reinforced, and new elite units were deployed in the Middle East.

China attempted a second counterattack into Yunnan but was repelled, suffering heavy losses. Their ability to sustain offensive operations diminished.

Britain retook Iraq and Burma through ground and air coordination and eliminated German U-boats from the 109 Sea Zone. Tactical redeployments secured major resource regions in the east.

Italy continued to lose ground, with Iraq, Trans-Jordan, and parts of North Africa slipping from their grasp. Reinforcements in the Balkans showed desperation rather than strategy.

ANZAC executed multiple amphibious landings, successfully capturing Celebes and Dutch New Guinea. Their strategic island campaign began to pay off.

France remained on the map primarily in Egypt and Libya, with minimal movements.

Round Summary: Allied offensives succeeded in reclaiming Burma and Iraq while Axis forces fortified remaining territories. U.S. and ANZAC forces pushed deeper into the Pacific, and Japan’s position weakened under growing pressure.

Round 13 Report
Germany expanded its Total War infrastructure, placing elite Waffen units and tanks across Europe. Attacks diminished as they shifted further toward static defense, maintaining vast industrial power.

Russia was reduced to an auxiliary role with a minor production base and few units left.

Japan held firm across China and Southeast Asia, repelling Chinese advances in Yunnan with strong infantry and artillery support. They maintained critical fortifications.

United States reinforced Pacific islands and Gibraltar, moving elite and heavy units into the European and Pacific fronts. Strategic bombers and heavy battleships provided extended range for support.

China lost a major battle in Yunnan and remained on the defensive, with only one territory producing income. Their fighter and infantry capabilities were stretched.

Britain attacked successfully in Trans-Jordan and Burma, supporting the collapse of Axis influence in Asia. They also began staging forces closer to Europe.

Italy fortified Southern Italy and Northern Italy, with rail movements and para boosts in Ukraine. However, their influence outside Europe was nearly gone.

ANZAC launched successful operations in Celebes and Dutch New Guinea, securing more strategic objectives and IPCs. Their transport and air power created new options.

France continued minor troop movements and aided in holding North Africa.

Round Summary: Axis territory shrank under persistent Allied pressure. Germany’s economy peaked while Japan struggled to hold China. ANZAC and the U.S. shaped the Pacific campaign, and Britain led the offensive through Asia and the Middle East.

Round 14 Report
Germany invested heavily in Total War artillery and tanks, focusing on stacking defensive assets across Europe. No major offensives were launched, suggesting a full transition to defensive posture.

Russia saw no significant action. Soviet resistance had become symbolic.

Japan fortified Burma and Southeast Asia, suffering a setback in Trans-Jordan while maintaining strength in northern territories. Their Pacific holdings came under increasing threat.

United States launched wide-ranging deployments across the Pacific and reinforced Gibraltar and Western Europe. Their presence in Australia and India grew stronger.

China built more infantry in Sikang, trying to reestablish influence. Offensive capabilities remained low.

Britain continued offensive momentum, defeating Japanese forces in Burma and retaking Trans-Jordan from Italy. Heavy air deployments into Russia and India supported ongoing campaigns.

Italy repositioned forces into the Balkans and Ukraine, while losing key territories in the Middle East. Their European core remained under German support.

ANZAC landed in Celebes and Dutch New Guinea, completing several national objectives and further crippling Japanese income through occupation of key islands.

France preserved small outposts and aided British deployments across North Africa and the Middle East.

Round Summary: Round 14 solidified the Allied hold in the Middle East and Southeast Asia. Germany entrenched, Japan strained to hold territory, and the Allies gained momentum in all theaters. ANZAC’s expansion and Britain’s versatile offense tightened the strategic noose around Axis powers.

Here are the Final Statistics after Round 14 for each major nation, based on their income (IPCs collected), estimated total IPCs lost during the game, and approximate value of units still on the board. These are derived from the final placements, income summaries, and known combat losses throughout the campaign.

Final National Statistics (End of Round 14)

Notes:
Estimated IPCs Lost accounts for capital losses, lost units in combat, destroyed fleets, and territories captured by the enemy.

Value of Units Remaining reflects visible deployments including navy, air force, infantry, artillery, and advanced/elite units still in play.

Germany remains the most industrialized and heavily fortified power but is largely static in defense.

United States maintains global reach and unit supremacy, with dominance in both Atlantic and Pacific.

Japan still has a high income but is facing increased territorial and naval pressure.

Russia and China are no longer functioning military threats.

Britain and ANZAC hold firm in Asia and Africa, providing strategic flexibility for the Allies.

Italy has effectively collapsed in terms of global reach but retains Balkan forces.

And here the last Chapter in yet another style.

Round 15 - 17

🛡️ Axis War Chronicle: Rounds XV–XVII – Triumph of the Reich
In the fifteenth year of the Great War, the bulwark of the Reich stood impervious. Our borders, reinforced with mighty Total War tanks, rocket artillery, and fortifications, defied the gathering storm from the west. With strategic mastery, we struck into Iraq and Kazakhstan, scattering the British and American presence in the east. Our enemies bled on our defenses, but the iron fist of Germania remained unshaken.

The Italians, embattled yet loyal, reclaimed Syria and Trans-Jordan by parachute and sea. Though their empire had narrowed, their steel still rang true across the Mediterranean and Balkans.

In Asia, the Rising Sun shone brightly once more. Japan’s disciplined forces recaptured Burma, crushed ANZAC incursions in Java and Celebes, and drove deep into Allied positions. Our naval might dominated the South Pacific, while the Imperial infantry swept through Queensland and repelled repeated Chinese uprisings.

In the seventeenth campaign year, the final blow was struck.

From the heart of Europe, the Wehrmacht launched its ultimate offensive. As dawn broke, tanks rolled, jets screamed, and our elite battalions surged eastward. Moscow fell to German hands once again, reclaimed by the Fatherland in a display of strategic brilliance and martial dominance. The Soviet heart was crushed under steel treads.

And with Moscow’s fall, the war was ended.

On Germany’s turn in Round XVII, the Allied resistance collapsed. The British and Americans, though brave, stood shattered and outmaneuvered. The Soviets lay defeated, their remnants scattered and powerless. China and France, reduced to shadows, could offer no reprieve.

The Axis had prevailed.

Let the chronicles record: this was our final triumph, our iron victory.

⚔️ Allied Annals of Liberation: Rounds XV–XVII – A Final Stand
As the fifteenth year dawned, the Allies surged across every front. British commandos liberated Holland Belgium and Southern France. In Asia, Indian divisions stormed Burma and Yunnan. American fleets spread from the Persian Gulf to the Coral Sea, carrying tanks, bombers, and hope.

ANZAC pushed hard in the Pacific, securing Celebes and Java, disrupting Japanese supply lines. China, though broken, fought one last battle for Yunnan, while France raised its tricolor over Tobruk and Libya once more.

In the sixteenth year, victory seemed within reach. Allied forces stood in Burma, Central Asia, and the heart of France. Bombers blackened Axis skies. German rocket batteries and elite tanks faced growing pressure. Italy collapsed outside the Alps, and Japan, though strong, was bending.

But it was not enough.

In the seventeenth year, as the Allies braced for final liberation, the Axis struck. Germany, silent and poised, launched a catastrophic assault eastward. With terrifying precision and overwhelming might, they crushed the last Soviet defenses. Moscow fell.

With the loss of the Soviet capital, the Allied cause was defeated. Despite heroic efforts and global advances, the Axis retained control of Europe and Asia’s heartlands. The Allies could no longer sustain resistance.

Thus ended the greatest war in history—not with the liberation of Europe, but with its domination under the black cross of the Reich.

Some stats at the end of the game:

@Panzerstahl-Helm

lol The AI is hilarious :) I’ll add some brief comments after bit

Edit
The game technically ended at the End of 1946 due to Economic Victory. Panzer and I decided to play on to fight out the big Moscow battle.

Not wanting to take any chances in Moscow, especially with that nasty FlakTower in play, the reich took the entirety of 1947 producing Total War Panzers and airlifting them to the front :)

Soviets rolled poorly in the first rd and moscow was obliterated :)

Germany was able to flank the large LM stack and avoid it. The Flak also rolled below average.

I tried a J 2 attack. I had done it once before against Victory but didn’t execute it correctly. I used to do it in solo games, so thought I’d try it if the circumstances were right.

While it ultimately worked, it was a long hard fought battle as Panzer always has a few surprises I don’t see coming :)

To correct the AI, moscow never fell till the end.

Here’s final save EXP Game 8 Panzer Combat Over G 17.tsvg

Thanks to Panzer for another fun and challenging game :)

The Drums begin to beat again and battle will soon be joined once more. This time with Elite Panzers and Heavy Carriers !

Rock On

1943 Europe Josh Schoorens Custom A&A Game Report - 1 time ever played

Finland, Romania, Vichy France - Cathy M
USA - Pat H
Germany - Mkgionet (me)
USSR - Alex M
UK - Mike K
Italy - Josh S (game’s creator)

I’m thinking I should’ve taken pictures of the empty board before placing any units as there are so many units it’s hard to see where many of them are located as they are covering up the names of several territories. My apologies.

EARLY 1943 took quite some time as there many battles. (Germany initiated somewhere around 15 battles on his turn.)
USA destroyed about half of Germany’s U-boats in the Atlantic , had a sizeable force about to land in Africa, and started making Brazil a staging area.
The remaining German U-boats were able to do some damage to the US Fleet, but not a major impact, though some ground units were lost due to transports being vulnerable in the middle of the Atlantic. Germany and Finland pushed toward Archangel in the North by capturing Novgorod. Moved directly toward Komi by capturing Kaluga, and pushed south capturing Kursk. A minor factory was built in Greece and troops were moved towards the front-lines, or anticipated front lines bordering the English Channel. The German navy took control of the English Channel.
USSR launched a massive counter-attack reclaiming most of the territory Germany had captured, with the notable exception of Novgorod, which still had a strong force. Many casualties on both sides.
Romania pushes into Kostroma.
UK started building up troops. Although Germany clearly was going after USSR hard, he knew it was only a matter of time before the UK initiated D-Day. Controlling the English Channel was going to be key. In the south the UK consolidated their navy in the Med and took Tobruk in Africa. Troops were pushed into USSR for lend-lease conversion.
Italy cleared out most of the Med, except where the UK consolidated, and they prepared to counter-attack in Africa.
Vichy France pushed towards Western Africa with fleet and troops to meet the coming USA force.

LATE 1943
Finland consolidated troops and pushed eastward with troops and westward with ships. Made the mistake of leaving several territories unguarded.
USA landed a massive force in Africa, with an equally massive navy. Brazil became a massive staging ground. Many ships, planes, and troops moved into position closer to Europe. A decent sized fleet is moved into the western part of the British Channel.
Germany sees an opportunity for attack with more ships and plans and sinks the US fleet that just moved into the western part of the English Channel, reclaims the Channel, and eliminates Allied ships off the Eastern coast of the UK. A massive battle takes place in Archangel (70+ German units) for a decisive victory. This lend-lease location wasn’t used and now is in control of Germany with little USSR resistance in the north. Not much progress in the southern part of USSR however. German forces in Africa move west towards the massive US force. A bold move utilizing (2) heavy bombers takes Gibralter. Likely a temporary move, but it will at least delay the Allies. Navy moved to meet the US when they are able to come through.
USSR effectively pushes back in the southern half of the country but is unable to retake Kostroma, and they sneakily move their northern navy out and capture Oulu.
Romania navy decisively takes out the southern Russian navy.
UK continues to feed troops to USSR in the south through lend-lease. and continues to amass troops in England. The massive UK navy consolidates and wipes out most of the German navy regaining control of the western part of The Channel.
Italy makes a bold attack to recapture Tobruk and succeeds rather easily.
Vichy France makes a risky attack with most of their fleet and air force against the massive US navy sitting off the coast of Africa. It doesn’t go well and they limp away after taking many losses and inflicting only minor damage. Vichy reinforces Gibralter as best as they can.

Turn 3 continuing on 7/5!

@mkgionet Hey all, I’ve been super busy and don’t really have time to do a full game report, but here’s a quick synopsis of what transpired during Day 2 of continuing this modified Europe game.

Germany kept troops in place along the north and east coasts, fully expecting D-Day to come, but it never happened. Instead, the UK focused mostly om North Africa and USA focused on East Africa, Spain, and to a lesser extent Gibralter. Germany harassed the UK/USA navy in the English Channel to interfere with landing boats and bombardment for any amphibious assault that may take place. Troops marched relentlessly toward Moscow with heavy casualties on both sides. By the end of Day 2 Germany is sitting with a large force 2 territories away from the Russian capital with amassed Finnish troops ready to swoop in behind them. Russia has lost a lot of territory, but has a sizeable air force so it will take constant pressure for the Axis to keep advancing.

The UK & Italy built massive navies in the western med., with the UK and USA briefly taking Greece before Germany recaptured. On the last turn of the day Italy took a gamble and attacked the UK navy, earning a major victory. The UK has significant ground troops in Africa, but thier navy has been wiped out.

Gibralter has gone back and forth between sides, but neither side kept enough troops there to hold it for a full turn. Germany currently holds it, but fully expects to lose it shortly. Spain is divided with one half housing a large amount of Allied troops, and the other a large amount of Axis - big battle coming!

USA has a massive fleet sitting off Africa just waiting to get in the Med. Massive force in Western Africa that keeps advancing. Only thing Axis can do is slow them down. Another massive force on its way from Brazil. An Atom bomb has been built and is sitting in Greenland. Where will the Allies choose to drop it next turn?

France has helped with Africa and Spain as they are able. Romania has pushed Russia back slightly on the southern front, but doesn’t have the firepower to take important territories.

Will the USA & UK be able to put pressure on Germany before Moscow falls? We should find out on Day 3 - 8/30

Game 5 barnee vs Trout

Game 1940

Axis: barnee
Allies: Trout

Playing Time 59 Days

Game Thread
https://forums.triplea-game.org/topic/4174/exp-game-5-barnee-vs-trout

Saved Game
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Early 1940 - Early 1941

Germany
The Reich began with a strong U-boat and SS build. Both British Fleets would be hit, along with the Canadians in 106. All of mainland France would be attacked as well as Yugoslavia.

The 111 attack was a strafe and the Damaged BB would withdraw to 112. The YUGO attack would also strafe and move to Romania.

Late 1940 would see a variety of units purchased. Most notably 5 more U-boats, a PG and a Oberst as one of the SS Inf were withheld from the France attack.

Combat would take place in 109 SZ with the sinking of the Royal Navy which had been boosted by a CV and 2 Seafires.

Early 1941 and another mixed build would take place with 3 more U-boats and 3 Fallschirmjäger.
They would attack Greece with 1st SS leading the way from Romania. Army Group South would then form in Romania during NCM.

USSR
The Soviets began with a heavy Landmine buy, along with Paratroopers and Engineers. They would begin to concentrate in Belarus.

LM’s, Tanks and more Paratroopers, along with another Commisar, would be produced in Late 1940. Belarus would be reinforced and some Far East Units would begin to move West.

Early 41 and Commisar positions would be fully staffed. Caucasus is heavily reinforced.

Japan
Nippon would build a Factory in Shantung and launch a couple Trprts. Carolines, 36 SZ and the Home Waters would all have Carrier supported Fleets.

Late 40 and another Fctry and Trprt would be built. The existing Fleets would remain stationary and be reinforced. Armor would begin to be produced in the Shantung Fctry.

Early 41 would see max Tank builds in the China Fctrys and a NB constructed in Kwangsi. Chinese Forces would be pushed to their last 3 Western and Northern Provinces.

USA
The Americans would blowup the PHI NB and fortify the Island. Reinforcements for the Philippines would move offshore of New Guinea. Heavy Naval builds would take place in their Shipyards.

Late 1940 would see continued Naval builds and the PHI reinforced and fortified. The Pacific Fleet would be concentrated in Pearl Harbor. The Atlantic Fleet would receive Heavy reinforcements, including a CV.

Once again, Naval builds would continue in Early 41.

China
They would try to slow the Japanese as much as possible, but the concerted Japan attacks would leave them only controlling Sikang, Tsinghai and Kansu in Early 1941.

UK
Britain would repair their BB and purchase a CV and 2 Seafires. The latter would prove to be a mistake, as it would be sunk and the Royal Navy would suffer a major defeat in Late 1940. They would successfully sink the Italian units in 97 and 96 SZs.

In Late 1940 they would move the London Fctry underground and fortify their Pacific Islands. With all German Ftrs out of position due to the attack on the British fleet, the RAF would make a daring strike in 113 SZ and sink both the DD and Trprt there.
The remaining Ships of the Regia Marina in 95 SZ would be sunk.
They would take Custodianship of Celebes.

In Early 1941 minor attacks on Italain troops in Africa would succeed, as well as a small Para drop into Holland. They would suffer major convoy damage from German U-boats losing 8 IPC.

Italia
Italy buys a Ftr. Combat takes place in Tunisia, Sudan, Yugo and against the Britich CA off Malta. They are victorious in all battles.

Another Ftr is purchased and they take an undefended Algeria in Late 1940.

3 Paras form in Early 41 and Il Duce sends up the balloon, attacking the Soviet Union. Morocco, Algeria and E POL would all fall.

ANZAC
Early 1940 ANZAC buys 3 Infantry and takes control of Java. Late 1940 Java is reinforced and fortified. Early 41 and Land Units evacuate Queensland and concentrate in New South Wales.

France
They move their Med Fleet to 91 SZ. Late 1940 and the French Ships sink a U-boat in 106.

End Early 1941

@The-Captain

Yes a Tank in Caucasus and another in Novgorod. Forgot to place until end of F3