Turn 6.1
Operation Barbarossa II/Operation Fried Noodles
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I really need to tweak combat a bit
OPERATION BARBAROSSA II
The Electric Boogaloos
In the opening of Operation Barbarossa II, Russian infantry decimated Chinese artillery support, their main defence against the superior Russian troops. Russian artillery could then fire without fear of reprisal, destroying the Chinese advanced light armour, and bloodying Chinese bombers. Chinese loses continued to climb as Russian bombers blitzed the remaining Chinese light armour. With early air support, the Russian fighters led a series of daring raids on Chinese infantry, killing thousands. At the end of the first day, half of the Chinese army was dead or dying, compared to a couple of loses on the Russian side.
The second day proved no better for the Chinese, with the rest of their Infantry killed in a series of desperate assaults on Russian artillery. In a last ditch effort, Chinese fighters managed to strafe the Russian troops, losing half their planes due to anti-aircraft fire. Further improving Chinese spirits, a division of Russian heavy armour and artillery was destroyed by carpet bombing.
However, the Chinese efforts were in vain, with fierce Russian counter-attacks destroying the rest of the Chinese forces, allowing the Russian army to victoriously march into Moscow, with a 30% causality rate, though the price was worth it, as with every Russian dead, 4 Chinese soldiers fell with them.
OPERATION FRIED NOODLES
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Operation Lesser Importance.
The Russian attack was just as terrible, if not worst, then in Operation Barbarossa II. The Chinese infantry was swept away, while the artillery and bombers within its protective envelope managed to get away with half of their forces dead. Though the Chinese forces were beaten back, they were not defeated, with the Russian tanks destroyed in a risky artillery ambush. Russia infantry counter-attacked, destroying an Chinese airbase, but were eventually repulsed by Chinese tanks. After dusk fell, Russian forces launched a surprise attack, destroying the remaining Chinese forces. However, 2 fifths of the Russian army were dead or dying at that point, allowing the Chinese survivors to escape into the mountains of China.
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