*Massive Naval Action in Ionian Sea*
*Last German Forces Destroyed*
*English in Kiel?*
Hey all,
The top story of the hour is the almost certain destruction of Germany. Matt's last unit is destroyed, and Warsaw is taken. *technically* he's not out yet, because warsaw could be open in the fall and leave Matt in control of the center. But I think that's... unlikely. Well Played Matt! Thanks for sticking it out until the bitter end.
The massive 9 (or ten, if you count Apu) fleet clash in the Ionian ends with the board unchanged. France holds out with significant help from the occupied Italians.
Overall, the noose draws slightly tighter around Turkey's throat. But, as I mentioned, Turkey is a tough country to dig out. Will the alliance hold? Will a draw ever pass? Or are we in for a looong game? Whichever way, I hope you are having as much fun playing as I am GMing!
John
England:
F Baltic Sea - Denmark
F Gulf of Bothnia - Baltic Sea
A Livonia Supports A Moscow - Warsaw
A London - Norway
A Moscow - Warsaw
F North Atlantic Ocean - Mid-Atlantic Ocean
F North Sea Convoys A London - Norway
A Ruhr - Kiel
A St Petersburg - Moscow (*Bounce*)
France:
F Apulia - Adriatic Sea (*Fails*)
A Berlin Supports A Bohemia - Silesia
A Bohemia - Silesia
F Ionian Sea Supports F Apulia - Adriatic Sea (*Cut*)
A Munich Supports A Bohemia - Silesia
A Piedmont Supports A Venice
A Prussia Supports A Moscow - Warsaw
F Tyrrhenian Sea Supports F Ionian Sea
F Western Mediterranean Hold
Germany:
A Warsaw Hold (*Disbanded*)
Italy:
F Naples Supports F Ionian Sea
F Tunis Supports F Ionian Sea
A Tyrolia - Trieste (*Fails*)
A Venice Supports A Tyrolia - Trieste
Turkey:
F Adriatic Sea Supports F Albania - Ionian Sea (*Cut*)
F Aegean Sea Supports F Albania - Ionian Sea
F Albania - Ionian Sea (*Fails*)
F Eastern Mediterranean Supports F Albania - Ionian Sea
A Galicia - Budapest
F Greece Supports F Albania - Ionian Sea
A Sevastopol - Moscow (*Bounce*)
A Silesia - Galicia
A Trieste Supports A Vienna (*Cut*)
A Ukraine Supports A Warsaw
A Vienna Supports A Trieste
