Japanese Long Campaign

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Situation at Turn 26

Both B and D coys are deployed into line formation and advancing as planned. They will take approx. 10-12 turns to traverse the wooded area infront of them.

Having destroyed the enemy light armour platoon, A Coy is also on the move to close in with the enemy.

C coy and the Manchuko cavalry squadron moves deeper behind enemy lines and will set up a block force in approx. 5 turns.

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Situation at Turn 35

The Soviet medium armour takes awhile but momentum and numbers are firmly in our favour. Our armour coy lost about a platoon of tanks before destroying all enemy tanks.

The situation is stabilising fast. The enemy, having lost their victory locations, are launching counterattacks to re-capture them, but inadvertently run into my infantry units, who dispatch all comers with very little casualties.

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Situation at End Battle (turn 43)

By the end of the battle, there was only 1 medium armour platoon left. However, this force can hardly be expected to expel our entire force. The entire enemy units are wholly destroyed.

Body count was 80+ (Japanese) to 800+ (Soviets)

Next up, I was ordered to pursue the enemy without refitting and push on with a Advance mission into the enemy rear. Interestingly, the map provided was Czechoslovakia.