The Undead Empires 1936 - Alt History - OOC

[Nova Anglicana]

The main battlefield is outside the city. I obviously couldn't deploy 60k soldiers in the city. That's where we've been fighting. Inside the city are 1200 Hellenic Army soldiers initially left behind to guard the weapons, but now deployed behind a barricade while the mariners guard the weapons. Your navy controls the harbor and you're taking your naval soldiers off the ship to attack my soldiers inside the city. Your infantry and tanks were approaching my lines while I lobbed grenades and shot machine guns and artillery at your men and tanks. Now you are saying that you took your tanks away from the main battlefield to attack my troops in the city, correct? I'll try to get a Google Map up soon, if you'll be patient with me and help.

Here's what I have so far: https://mapsengine.google.com/map/edit?mid=z0b0Dn5oN1OA.knvENwVKfZNs Tell me if you can't access it.

[Dangelia]

The main battlefield is outside the city. I obviously couldn't deploy 60k soldiers in the city. That's where we've been fighting. Inside the city are 1200 Hellenic Army soldiers initially left behind to guard the weapons, but now deployed behind a barricade while the mariners guard the weapons. Your navy controls the harbor and you're taking your naval soldiers off the ship to attack my soldiers inside the city. Your infantry and tanks were approaching my lines while I lobbed grenades and shot machine guns and artillery at your men and tanks. Now you are saying that you took your tanks away from the main battlefield to attack my troops in the city, correct? I'll try to get a Google Map up soon, if you'll be patient with me and help.

Here's what I have so far: https://mapsengine.google.com/map/edit?mid=z0b0Dn5oN1OA.knvENwVKfZNs Tell me if you can't access it.

I just asked you for access to see the map. You'll find it in your email. Let's not post in the IC, until we really know what exactly is happening.

[Nova Anglicana]

You should have access now.

[Dangelia]

You should have access now.

By know it should be a little different. I just emailed you a version of the positions of the troops are right know. Maybe we can show the position of the troops with the IC and google maps. Here's a link: https://mapsengine.google.com/map/edit? ... vENwVKfZNs

[Nova Anglicana]

You should have access now.

By know it should be a little different. I just emailed you a version of the positions of the troops are right know. Maybe we can show the position of the troops with the IC and google maps.

Hmm, I hope you realize you just signed the death warrant of the troops that you left outside the city. We outnumber you even more now, probably 9:1 or so, since you just moved half of your greatest offensive weapons away from the conflict. This isn't even counting the tanks and men I had to have killed while firing on you outside. Also, your partisans from Sevaster will be held up by my river defenders. I can't say the same for your militia coming from Armen, but I wouldn't worry too much about a bunch of tired, forced-marching civilians with weapons. If your tanks can maneuver in the city, they should defeat the barricade. However, I don't know how wieldy they are in cities, especially with your bombers dropping bombs on the city, which should either hurt or slow them down.

[Nova Anglicana]

Here's a link to information about tanks in cities.

http://worldoftanks.com/en/news/21/The_ ... es_Part_I/

Also, I love how you deleted my city defenders' point. Put it back. We haven't resolved anything yet.

[Dangelia]

Here's a link to information about tanks in cities.

http://worldoftanks.com/en/news/21/The_ ... es_Part_I/

Check my knew IC post. I only used the tanks for the barricade. I took one long road that went through the city.

[Dangelia]

Here's a link to information about tanks in cities.

http://worldoftanks.com/en/news/21/The_ ... es_Part_I/

Also, I love how you deleted my city defenders' point. Put it back. We haven't resolved anything yet.

Yeah, but I broke the barricade with my tanks and killed the soldiers by the barricade. Of course you still have those small groups of men within the city.

[Nova Anglicana]

Dammit, Dangelia! You said we weren't going to post in the IC until everything got resolved! You were the last one to post, so it's my turn to respond! After I respond to your post, then you can post again. Also, did you even look at the link I posted? It basically says that in WWII, American tanks were to avoid fighting in the cities unless they were absolutely necessary, because it made them vulnerable.

[Dangelia]

Dammit, Dangelia! You said we weren't going to post in the IC until everything got resolved! You were the last one to post, so it's my turn to respond! After I respond to your post, then you can post again.

I thought we did resolve it. We knew where everyone was. If you want, you can consider those two posts as one.

[Dangelia]

Dammit, Dangelia! You said we weren't going to post in the IC until everything got resolved! You were the last one to post, so it's my turn to respond! After I respond to your post, then you can post again. Also, did you even look at the link I posted? It basically says that in WWII, American tanks were to avoid fighting in the cities unless they were absolutely necessary, because it made them vulnerable.

I know, those tanks are know on the other side of the city, by the shore. Outside of the streets.
Updated Official Map of everything up to this point: https://mapsengine.google.com/map/edit? ... vENwVKfZNs

[Nova Anglicana]

Dammit, Dangelia! You said we weren't going to post in the IC until everything got resolved! You were the last one to post, so it's my turn to respond! After I respond to your post, then you can post again. Also, did you even look at the link I posted? It basically says that in WWII, American tanks were to avoid fighting in the cities unless they were absolutely necessary, because it made them vulnerable.

I know, those tanks are know on the other side of the city, by the shore. Outside of the streets.

The barricade is in the city. In the streets. You can't go around the city to get to it. You have to go through it. I'm not saying your tanks didn't get to the barricade, I'm saying that they are now in the city, where they are more vulnerable and less mobile. Also, you can't just let your army retreat. If you were advancing, and then sent some of your force to the city, and ordered the others to turn around and retreat, then you're vulnerable, not only to my fire, but also to the tens of thousands of Greek troops at your back. If you cut your army in two, then what's left will be slaughtered by the overwhelming numbers you're facing.

[Dangelia]

I know, those tanks are know on the other side of the city, by the shore. Outside of the streets.

The barricade is in the city. In the streets. You can't go around the city to get to it. You have to go through it. I'm not saying your tanks didn't get to the barricade, I'm saying that they are now in the city, where they are more vulnerable and less mobile. Also, you can't just let your army retreat. If you were advancing, and then sent some of your force to the city, and ordered the others to turn around and retreat, then you're vulnerable, not only to my fire, but also to the tens of thousands of Greek troops at your back. If you cut your army in two, then what's left will be slaughtered by the overwhelming numbers you're facing.

I know. They broke the barricade. Killed the Greeks by the barricade. And continued to the other side of the city. Just make your IC post so we can continue.

[Nova Anglicana]

The barricade is in the city. In the streets. You can't go around the city to get to it. You have to go through it. I'm not saying your tanks didn't get to the barricade, I'm saying that they are now in the city, where they are more vulnerable and less mobile. Also, you can't just let your army retreat. If you were advancing, and then sent some of your force to the city, and ordered the others to turn around and retreat, then you're vulnerable, not only to my fire, but also to the tens of thousands of Greek troops at your back. If you cut your army in two, then what's left will be slaughtered by the overwhelming numbers you're facing.

I know. They broke the barricade. Killed the Greeks by the barricade. And continued to the other side of the city. Just make your IC post so we can continue.

I'm saying that your force that was left over when you sent your tanks into the city could not possibly have retreated to Nartë. They would have been killed.

[Dangelia]

I know. They broke the barricade. Killed the Greeks by the barricade. And continued to the other side of the city. Just make your IC post so we can continue.

I'm saying that your force that was left over when you sent your tanks into the city could not possibly have retreated to Nartë. They would have been killed.

First, some of the tanks left. Than a couple minutes later. My force retreated to Nartë. I'm not denying that that force by Vlorë suffered considerable damage.

[Nova Anglicana]

I'm saying that your force that was left over when you sent your tanks into the city could not possibly have retreated to Nartë. They would have been killed.

First, some of the tanks left. Than a couple minutes later. My force retreated to Nartë. I'm not denying that that force by Vlorë suffered considerable damage.

If they managed to retreat at all, you've got maybe a thousand troops left over. And no artillery. You have to remember, when your militia retreated, you were left with perhaps 10k professional soldiers, not counting the ones killed or wounded in action before the militia retreated. You were facing probably 50k Greek soldiers. You advanced into a hail of bullet and artillery fire, then sent some of your forces away, which generously put you at 7k soldiers. Then you told what was left to retreat. An overwhelmingly superior numerical force would not have allowed such a retreat to pass unharmed. We probably pursued you as you retreated, causing further damage.

[Dangelia]

First, some of the tanks left. Than a couple minutes later. My force retreated to Nartë. I'm not denying that that force by Vlorë suffered considerable damage.

If they managed to retreat at all, you've got maybe a thousand troops left over. And no artillery. You have to remember, when your militia retreated, you were left with perhaps 10k professional soldiers, not counting the ones killed or wounded in action before the militia retreated. You were facing probably 50k Greek soldiers. You advanced into a hail of bullet and artillery fire, then sent some of your forces away, which generously put you at 7k soldiers. Then you told what was left to retreat. An overwhelmingly superior numerical force would not have allowed such a retreat to pass unharmed. We probably pursued you as you retreated, causing further damage.

Yeah. Around 3,000 soldiers retreated to Nartë.

[Nova Anglicana]

If they managed to retreat at all, you've got maybe a thousand troops left over. And no artillery. You have to remember, when your militia retreated, you were left with perhaps 10k professional soldiers, not counting the ones killed or wounded in action before the militia retreated. You were facing probably 50k Greek soldiers. You advanced into a hail of bullet and artillery fire, then sent some of your forces away, which generously put you at 7k soldiers. Then you told what was left to retreat. An overwhelmingly superior numerical force would not have allowed such a retreat to pass unharmed. We probably pursued you as you retreated, causing further damage.

Yeah. Around 3,000 soldiers retreated to Nartë.

Yeah, ok. I hope you like 10,000 soldiers on your tail.

[Dangelia]

Yeah. Around 3,000 soldiers retreated to Nartë.

Yeah, ok. I hope you like 10,000 soldiers on your tail.

Just so long as it's done on the IC.

[Nova Anglicana]

What's the strength of your partisan force moving from Sevaster? And your force moving from Central Albania?

[Dangelia]

What's the strength of your partisan force moving from Sevaster? And your force moving from Central Albania?

The Sevaster force is as strong as the returning militia force that had retreated. The force from a central Albania is as strong as the Albanian Army force used to be. But with the additions of armored cars.

[Nova Anglicana]

So, another 40,000 Albanian militia army? And another 10,000 man mechanized army?

[Dangelia]

So, another 40,000 Albanian militia army? And another 10,000 man mechanized army?

Yes.

[Dangelia]

Oh, Greece your screwed.

[Sovjetia]

Oh, Greece your screwed.

I will destroy u now