A lot of bouncing going on in the oceans around the world... everyone's either feeling it out or pretending to attack? Lots of headway made over land though... very interesting.
One quick note, especially for those of you on the edge of the map... any time a unit moves into a sea that rolls over the edge I'll move that unit to the other side, just so there are no surprises. Then, on the side the unit came from I'll add in a colored arrow to denote that there's a unit there (see Pacific Ocean)
We have no retreats necessary, so let's set the Fall 2001 deadline for next week, Tuesday the 17th of June, at 11pm Central.
North America:
F Alaska - Pacific Ocean (*fails*)
A Vancouver - Winnipeg
A Ontario - Illinois
F Quebec Holds
A Boston Holds
Mexico:
F Honolulu - Pacific Ocean (*fails*)
F Oaxaca - Galapagos Sea (*bounce*)
F Cuba - Bermuda Triangle
A Florida - Kansas
A Arizona - Oregon
South America:
F Rio de Janeiro - Recife
F Peru - Easter Sea
F Columbia (sc) - Galapagos Sea (*bounce*)
F Argentina - Rio de la Platta
A Bolivia - Sao Paulo
Europe:
A Zagreb - Rumania
A Vienna - Zagreb
A Berlin - Paris
F Rome - Tyrrhenian Sea (*bounce*)
F London - North Sea (*bounce*)
Russia:
F Oslo - North Sea (*bounce*)
F Murmansk - Baltic Sea
A Minsk - Poland
A Moscow - Ukraine
A Nizhniy-Novgorod - Kazakhstan
West Africa:
F Dakar - Cape Verde Sea
F Ouagadougou Supports F Dakar - Cape Verde Sea
F Morocco - Iberia
F Algeria - Tyrrhenian Sea (*bounce*)
F Libya - Ionian Sea
South Africa:
A Kenya - Sudan
A Dar es Salaam - Maputo
F Congo Supports F Angola - Sandwich Sea
F Angola - Sandwich Sea
F Pretoria - Cocos Sea (*bounce*)
Persia:
A Ankara - Greece
A Baghdad - Riyadh
F Mumbai - Bay of Bengal
A Tehran - Ankara
A Pakistan - Delhi
China:
F Vladivostok Supports F Honshu - Pacific Ocean
F Honshu - Pacific Ocean
F Taiwan - East China Sea
F Hong Kong - South China Sea (*bounce*)
A Beijing - Tibet
Oceania:
F Perth - Cocos Sea (*bounce*)
F Melbourne - Great Australian Bight
F Sydney - Arafura Sea
F Manila - South China Sea (*bounce*)
A Siam - Myanmar