I haven’t played it before.

You are much smarter than I am. I must write this down.

You got the right idea. I usually attempt to bridge units from the UK to Norway, or if that gets to rough you can use Karelia/Archangel. With the U.S. in Africa you want to cut Germany off from taking over the continent so make that a priority.

The general plan for me in a KGF is to get rid of their navy first. Then try to bleed them out but taking Africa, Norway, West Russia, Belorussia, Ukraine, Eastern Europe and the Balkans. They can have their three big territories. Make sure you continue to trade territories with Russia and Germany and keep your U.S. bombers in London. If you can’t use them to take out boats do a strategic bombing raid on Berlin with U.S. or the U.K. This also requires you to stack the starting infantry to hold of Japan. You can easily get a stack of 8, or more if you want to reinforce, in western Russia and near Sinkiang/Persia.

I finally got a map printed out last week. Fedex office/kinkos did the job. It is on vinyl, 48 inch by 25.5 inch. Cost $87.25 which is okay. I only have one aa1942 set so my set up still requires some chips.

A special thanks to IL for the map.

No. Your one movement is the loading onto the transport. Any land unit on a transport can be loaded and offloaded on a single turn but it takes up all their movement.

@cminke:

ya i could get them but id rather a aaa bed spred!.      im getting my floor done (hard wood) as an aaa map prob il’s

If you are serious then pictures are a must.

Yep. I am. I need a map.

Was wondering if you get the vinyl lamented or just leave it.

Any word on the mouse pad map?

You can try to be aggressive with Russia and the UK forces in India on round 1. This usually opens up the US to place an IC on Sinkiang R1 and pump 2 tanks into Asia each round.

An IC on India is too risky. It should most assuredly fall. I usually cede India and try for an IC in Sinkiang, depending on what Japan does. But it all truly depends on what your opponent does.