Uhu wrote: ↑Fri Jan 22, 2021 10:36 am
As I see there is a possibility to somehow counter the Allies in the west, destroy Stalin and make a minor victory at the end.
I would build my defense at the Lubljana - Fiume line. Allies can then come one unit at once and also Allied naval units cannot really much interfere. (Although a few inf unit can slip through tha Alps, but they can be contained.) On the south French site I would build it at Montpellier/Rhone river, because this region will be anyway lost to Op. Cobra. Dijon and east of Vichy could be the nothern defense point.
And try to hold the defense after d-day at least at Paris. In that way, you still have the chance to launch the V-missiles, which could bring a lot of prestige!
Well great suggestions, I have not thought any especially for south France it seems a logical plan.
Right now Iam on turn 68 and although I thought to make some defense west of Paris, it seemed to me impossible to withstand such a HUGE air force allied dominance.
How this can be possible?
I am thinking (not really decide yet) to fall back to Rhine river to attempt a defense line.
There create a protection from two
Flak Fortresses with 88 guns.
Each fortress combines three or four 88s stuck together so few units can be protected... Although I doubt this will be enough.
Right now I think that the only protection is the winter to come and then if possible make an attack to regain lost ground.
Luftwaffe is evaporating...
Any more help with the situation mostly welcomed.
Below a Flak Fortress is being built by the Rhine river

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But look another image, even this does not impress the allied strategic bombers, so how can we possibly defend?

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