Now I have time for some comments. As you see I destroyed a German MECH and nearly destroyed a German transport (reduced to 1 Step). Hopefully I can get a shot with my sub next turn at it.
Nevertheless, I fear that Plaid will try to expand the beachhead and attack my badly damaged INF and perhaps destroy my GAR at the beachhead also. The London would be vulnerable, because I do not have many units for counterattacks. However, I could place an INF in London and the BEF from Bordeaux also landed near Plymouth to defend Britain.
Plaid also attacked my MED Royal Navy Forces with the entire Regia Marina and nearly destroyed a BB. However, my counterattack with SUB, CV and Malta FTR destroyed an Italian BB. My badly damaged BB attacked the Italian DD and inflicted 2 or 3 steps of damage. My BB will be perhaps destroyed next turn, but then my Air Units and sub will get another shot at the Regia Marina.
Finally Egypt and Iraq joined the Allied war effort, which will give me more PP for Battle of England. And three convoys are coming in soon. Furthermore, the next turn will be Plaids last turn with guaranteed Fair weather. In October its a 25 % chance for mud and we are in Britain

Next turn I will be able to buy another INF and if needed a GAR.
Stauffenberg wrote:Take into consideration that Sealion might be a decoy. Maybe the Axis player goal is to lure the British naval units into range so they can be bombarded by the German bombers and fighters. The Germans will lose a land unit or two, but if they can sink some BB's and DD's and maybe even a CV then they can rule the Atlantic past 1942.
So when you know the land threat is over you better be prepared to save your airforce and navy. The British losses have been very high until now and that means you might be behind schedule for labs and new units like more DD's and strategic bombers. Germany can quickly repair his subs and build new ones. Then he might rule the sea past the US entry and make Torch etc. very dangerous.
Right now it seems like Sealion will fail and that means you need to get your depleted air and naval units to safety and repair land units so you can finish off the hex taken by the Germans. If you continue to put new units into the cauldron then in means you lose all your offensive firepower and then Germany can instead storm against Port Said or not fear a strong British presence in Egypt in 1941-1942. The Germans have paid the price now for Sealion. You need to make sure you don't end up paying the biggest price by losing even more units. The naval units can be kept at a safe distance not repairing them so you can build labs and repair land units.
You are right. My RN and especially RAF losses are high, but what could I do? If I did not interfere with the RN, Plaid would have landed more undamaged units in England, which I would not be able to push back. Nevertheless, I agree that I should have done better, especially my mistake of not putting the RAF on sentry mode was devastating.
My Lab situation is good; I have six of seven possible labs right now. You guessed correctly that I was not able to build any STR or DD yet, because I saved my PP for a possible Sealion (which was a good idea).
I also agree that Plaid will perhaps try something in the Middle East. I already spotted a German transport moving to Lybia. Now that my forces in the Middle East are activated I would be grateful for some advice by the readers of this AAR.
What should I do in the Middle East?