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greeny
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The Kremlin
Jan 2001 time: 05:27
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I think so.. HTower just needs to finiish up
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H Tower
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Alright, I've played up to what I consider the end of the turn, however several things puzzle me and I want to get them sorted out before I end the turn. there are at least 4 labor brigades not being used at this time! One in Leningrad, another in Stalingrad, and two outside of Yarensk. They fall under Henkrikov's, Paul Hanson's and curtsibling's command respectively. If the three of you could tell me what you want done with the units, I'll move them to the proper location and begin thier work now instead of next turn.
I don't mean to question my front commanders, but is there a reason that units that are in front of the advancing Germans are not being fortified? For instance, in grid (37.115) there is a machine gunner along the road to Kiev from Lvov in a fortress who has not been fortified. And in grid (36,126) there are a dozen Red Army units stacked on top of each other in a space that does not have a fortress on it! And in Lvov there is a single plane that could be evacuated from the frontlines still this turn, it is the onlyunit left in the town and the germans are directly outside.
In the Northwest front as well I see units with full movement points left that could be either moved to a better position or fortified if they are to remain there to slow down the German advance. 
I'm wondering if some commanders have been a little careless in the use of their troops these early turns and are possibly squandering a chance of victory. And if I find that they have been bought by the Hitler or his army of dogs, I will replace the traitors.
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