This Nenetsia move has been rattling around in my head for a few days and I think I have found a killer modification to it thanks to being pounded by a US complex in Norway. Why not have Germany build a major complex in Norway? See what you think of the new modifications.
Round 1
Germany1
Purchase is the same as before: carrier and two transports for SZ 112.
Naval combat is the same.
For non-combat, make sure to land the bomber in Norway. Non-combat move two infantry from Poland to Norway when going to SZ112 Move everything away from the Russian boarder. I want his units to feel safe in advancing away from Moscow.
Unit placement is the same.
You should end with 68 ipc for income
Japan1
Same as before. Make sure to take Chahar. Even bring the mech from Manchuria. Position all planes so that they can land in Chahar on J2.
Italy1
I’m not sure anything Italy does has an effect with my changes. However, they may need to do something after we begin to fully hash this out.
Round2
Germany2
Purchase 5 transports and one major complex.
I don’t think there will be any combat. At the minimum, nothing major as the UK should have turtled up after my G1 build.
Make sure you have 8 inf and 8 tanks in W. Germany that can load onto the transports for G3.
Place transports in SZ112 and major complex in Norway.
Japan2
Build air base in Chahar and land all planes there.
Italy2
Again, I don’t think they have a critical role.
Round3
Germany3
Build 8 tanks for Norway. Load transports in S112 from W. Germany and land 16 units in Nenetsia. Position all planes in Norway.
Japan3
All 20 planes (alpha set up) can fly 5 spaces from Chahar to Nenetsia.
Italy3
Not critical
Round4
Germany4
Build…I don’t know. At this point it is hard to plan out. It could depend on where the UK and US will be able to land in Europe on this round.
Advance 16 units from Nenetsia to Vologda. I think Russia could have a good counter attack here, but that is ok. If they do, they will most likely have to commit a huge amount of their ground units. Even if they do win, Japan will have 20 planes in Nenetsia that can clear out Vologda because Germany will non-combat move the 8 inf and 8 tanks in Norway to Nenetsia. The 8 tanks just placed in Nenetsia could blitz through to Moscow. Along with the tanks, all German planes will fly from Norway to Nenetsia on G4 so that they can contribute to the G5 attack on Moscow.
The G5 attack on Moscow would be at minimum 8 tanks plus 6-7 planes (assuming they took Vologda and Japan then cleared them out). If Russia doesn’t attack the 16 Germany units in Vologda on R4, then on J4, Japan could use its 20 planes to attack Moscow and soften them up if needed. On G5, Germany would then be attacking with 8 inf, 16 tanks, and 6-7 planes.
A plus for this strategy is that the whole time it will preserve the chance of doing Sealion AFTER Moscow has fallen.