I just want to let you know that I enjoy your AARs very much. Usually I'm one scenario ahead within the campaign so the ARRs are no spoiler for me. But it is very interesting to see how other players mastered the challenge or achieving a series of decisive victories. I'm checking the forum two times...

How "early" SeaLion worked for me (1939 campaign, medium difficulty): - Hold back the landing ships (all for one turn, some units closer to the English battle ships for another turn) - Don't land in the north east - concentrate on a massive attack on London (and landing operations along th...

Thanks for the extremely fast answer!

So within a successful offensive (without recaptured cities) there is no difference, right? But it's good to know that there is a option to avoid enforcement troops from my opponent in case of not being able to hold a captured city.

After a heavy attack on a unit in a city (e.g with a strength 13 elite strategic bomber) the message "neutralized" arises and a white flag appears. But what is the consequence of this? I have to attack the unit once again to defeat it and to capture the city the same way as in case of a st...