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Author:cbconnell
Posted:Jan 03, 2011 at 10:26 pm
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Welcome to the Game Grid:




We have the results from our first spring orders.??As expected, Russia and Turkey provided our first bounce in the Black Sea. Everywhere else, there seems to be mass boredom with several units holding, and others retreating away from any conflicts.??





I would not classify these as typical opening moves - this should prove to be an interesting game!




Movement results for Spring of 1901. ??




Austria: A Budapest - Serbia.


Austria: F Trieste Hold.

Austria: A Vienna Hold.




England: F Edinburgh - Norwegian Sea.


England: A Liverpool - Yorkshire.

England: F London - North Sea.




France: F Brest - Picardy.

France: A Marseilles - Spain.

France: A Paris - Gascony.





Germany: A Berlin - Kiel.

Germany: F Kiel - Denmark.

Germany: A Munich - Ruhr.




Italy: F Naples - Ionian Sea.

Italy: A Rome - Venice.

Italy: A Venice - Tyrolia.





Russia: A Moscow - Ukraine.

Russia: F Sevastopol - Black Sea (*Bounce*).

Russia: F St Petersburg(sc) - Gulf of Bothnia.

Russia: A Warsaw - Galicia.





Turkey: F Ankara - Black Sea (*Bounce*).

Turkey: A Constantinople - Bulgaria.

Turkey: A Smyrna Hold.




Unit locations:




Austria: ?? A Serbia, F Trieste, A Vienna.


England: ?? F North Sea, F Norwegian Sea, A Yorkshire.

France: ?? ??A Gascony, F Picardy, A Spain.

Germany: ?? F Denmark, A Kiel, A Ruhr.

Italy: ?? ?? F Ionian Sea, A Tyrolia, A Venice.



Russia: ?? ??A Galicia, F Gulf of Bothnia, F Sevastopol, A Ukraine.

Turkey: ?? ??F Ankara, A Bulgaria, A Smyrna.




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DC356 Spring 01 results with map (cbconnell) Jan 03, 10:26 pm

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