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AdmiralKerkov · Mar 21, 2017

Defeat in Crimea
Greek military officials are in outrage this morning as reports of a military catastrophe occurring on the shores of the Crimean peninsula. A Greece fleet was reported being sent through the Bosporus straits, before being seen again from military officials on the Bulgarian coast, then being spotted for the final time off of Sevastopol. The Greek force was met with heavy resistance from the local White Army Fleet upon entering eye contact. While several troop transports were sunk, the severely out numbered and outgunned Greek fleet managed to draw out the Russian fleet far enough to allow the landing of at least 15% of its main attack force, believing the city to be ill defended. But they were met with heavy resistance.
Report from Russian Naval Commander at the Battle of Sevastopol Bay;

At around nine in the morning general quarters was sounded as a foreign fleet was located off the shore of Sevastopol. Most of my crew was already aboard the Gnevny, allowing our destroyer to be among one of the first in the fray. Our first wave of attack was led by the battle ship General Alekseyev, which led the cruiser Almaz, and a few destroyers and gunboats, including my own. The General Alekseyev took the battle straight to the only cruiser, who we would only later learn was manned by the Greek navy, which was taken out of action fairly early in the battle. The Almaz led a small strike force, consisting of our ship and the destroyer Derzky, on the leftern flank of the destroyer escort protecting their transports. Despite outgunning us they managed to distract all our fire from their transports, but were sunk or badly damaged in the process. The rest, I can not attest to. Upon defeating the flank, our engines malfunctioned from lack of proper maintaining and ended the Gnevny's contribution to the battle.

The landing force was holed up onto the beach for three hours before a combined force of police officers, garrisoned soldiers, and armed citizens stormed their position and forced them to surrender. Although it was a rousing success, this victory did cost the White Russian Navy two gunboats, and one destroyer. A decisive Russian victory.
Casualties
Kingdom of Greece
7,579 KIA

20,421 Captured

5,280 WIA

5 Fiat 3000s Destroyed and/or Captured

10 Canon de 65 M modele 1906 Destroyed and/or Captured

15 75 mm Schneider-Danglis 06/09 Destroyed and/or Captured

5 Canon de 75 M modele 1919 Destroyed and/or Captured

50 Mac ACs Destroyed and/or Captured

5 Nieuport IVs Destroyed and/or Captured

CA Elli Sunk/Lost

DD Katerini Sunk/Lost

DD Thivai Sunk/Lost

DD Cornith Sunk/Lost

DD Pirgos Sunk/Lost

DD Ythion Sunk/Lost

DD Florina Sunk/Lost
White Russian Movement
847 KIA

639 WIA

2 Tanks Destroyed/Disabled

PG Strazh Sunk/Lost

PG Grozny Sunk/Lost

DD Zorkiy Sunk/Lost

BB General Alekseyez Lightly Damaged

DD Gnevny Lightly Damaged

A Second Offensive into Asia Minor

In the early dawn hours, the Greek Army launches an all out offensive from their positions in Western Anatolia. A large southern Greek force attacks the Turkish line directly opposite their positions. The Ionian Division Commander kicks off the assault with an artillery barrage of the Turkish positions. However, having had time to prepare their defense since the 1st failed Greek offensive, the Turks are only shaken by the barrage. The Greeks quickly follow on by attacking the Turkish lines with a combination of Tank and Infantry. However, with only 6 tanks on-hand, the infantry take heavy losses approaching the Turkish positions. Even so, lacking heavy weapons, the Turkish forces fail to knock out the Greek armored units and within an hour are forced to retreat. Emboldened, the Greeks give chase and begin advancing rapidly towards the east.

The Turkish irregular forces make a fighting retreat back toward the city of Alassehir inflicting minor casualties on the Greek Forces. The most significant loss to the Greeks is that of their armored forces. The Fiat 3000s break down and being unable to fix them right away, they are forced out of the action for several days. The Greek forces manage to reach Alasehir but encounter stubborn resistance from the Turkish forces. After two days of intense house to house fighting, the Greeks manage to secure the town. The Greeks resume their advance East.

Once again on the retreat, the Turkish irregular fighting small delaying actions which inflict minor losses on the advancing Greeks. More importantly, as the Greek advance gains pace, more Turkish forces slip behind the Greek lines and start harassing the Greek Supply lines. The Greek manage to reach the city of Usak and encounter a small Turkish force holding the city. The Greeks launch an attack from three sides quickly overwhelming the Turkish defenders forcing them to fallback to positions just outside the city. However the Greek advance is halted to consolidate their position. As the Greek Ionian Army fortifies Usak, more Turkish irregular forces rush to the area. The Turks prepare defenses to the North and East of Usak.

Two weeks after seizing Usak, the Greek Army resumes their offensive. However, this time they are met with a fairly large and well fortified Turkish force. The Turks having moved artillery into position, pound the Greek infantry as they advance toward the Turkish lines. Meanwhile, at the same time, a Turkish force launches a counter attack just North of Usak achieving a minor break through in the Greek Lines. Outflanked, the attack Greek Forces pull back to their starting position in Usak. The Turkish irregular forces disperse behind the Greek Lines and begin launching devastating raids against the Greek supply lines. With the road cut, the Greek commander is forced to split his forces, sending 10,000 men West to re-open the road as well as 15,000 men North to seal the break in the Greek lines. The Turks launch a major attack against the main Greek position in Usak but are repulsed with heavy losses. The Greeks come under sustained artillery bombardment as the Turkish irregular forces begin to lay siege to Usak.

While the advance in the South is losing momentum, the Greek Army has sent a separate force North advancing toward the British occupied zone along the Sea of Marmara. They make their initial attack just North of Salihi and are quickly met by a large Turkish force roughly half the size of the Greek Contingent. Lacking major armor support, the Greeks advance bravely and boldly against the onslaught of Turkish gunfire. What Armor the Greeks do have is able to advance right up to the Turkish position and begin pouring machine gun fire directly into their trenches and foxholes. The following Greek Infantry quickly join the free and the Turkish defenses are shattered. The remaining Turkish forces disperse into isolated groups that begin harassing the Greek forces as they advance quickly to the City of Balikesir. Not facing any serious opposition, they continue to advance but are stopped 10 miles North East of Balikesir by another large Turkish force dug in along a ridge line to their immediate front. The Greek commander realizing the superiority of the Turkish position opts to work his way around and attempt to outflank the Turkish position. However, the Turks in turn attempt to outflank the Greeks by launching an attack directly into the now exposed Greek flank. Caught by surprise, the Greek forces real back from the ferocity of the attack causing the Greek unit to fracture. The Turks manage to push the Greek Forces back and retake Balikesir leaving the surviving Greek units fractured.

Losses:

Greeks:

Ionian Division:

6,543 killed

15,832 WIA

2,923 MIA

1 Fiat 3000 Destroyed

4 Currently out of action

2 75mm guns knocked out

1 Canon de 65 M captured by Turkish forces

Straits Division:

2,042 Killed

6,827 Wounded

534 MIA

1 Renault FT Captured by Turkish Forces

1 Renault FT destroyed

1 knocked out but repairable

Five 75mm guns captured by Turkish Forces

1 Canon de 65 knocked out

Turkish Forces:

11,732 Killed

15,481 wounded

10 aircraft lost

A New Republic
This October, following the mass immigration of over 170,000 Russian refugees, the re-organization of what forces remained with Admiral Kolchak, and the quick setup of a provisional government, the Second Russian Republic has been declared. So far, Aleksandr Kolchak has been appointed as the incumbent Minister-Chairman of the Republic as he negotiates the breakaway terms from the Japanese Empire.
Elections are going to be held as soon as a nation wide census can be taken to prepare for the polls. Early polling suggests high approval ratings for the former Supreme Leader of the White Russian Movement, Admiral Aleksandr Kolchak. The entire Republic is still in its infant stages, but as immigration rates rise, its national stockpile high, and military bolstering, it is speculated the Republic will be able to withstand.
In other news regarding the Republic, following the collapse at the Siege of Perekop, the Russian Black Sea fleet, under the command of General Pyotir Wrangel, fled the Crimean peninsula, heading towards Sakhalin (The location of the new government). Using British support, it is believed that most of the fleet will make it to serve the new Republic.

Global Events
October 16th - Ceasefire declared over Polish-Soviet War

October 26th - Alvaro Obregon is elected president of Mexico

November 2nd - Warren Harding is elected president of the United States of America

November 13th - A fleet of over 120 ships, carrying nearly 150,000 soldiers, sailors, and citizens of the White Army movement begins a long steam towards the newly proclaimed Second Russian Republic in Sakhalin, stopping and refueling at British ports along the way.

December 16th - Haiyan Earthquake causes a large landslide, jointly killing 18,000 in China.

ALL OTHER OPERATIONS SUCCESSFUL

Am Vya · Mar 22, 2017

The Kingdom of Greece turn IV:

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Military Statistics:

Army:
296,200 soldiers

Greek militias:

Anatolia:
Ionian regiment:
67,320 militiamen

Firearms:
160,000 Mannlicher Schönauer
1,200 Hotchkiss M1914 MGs
1,600 Schwarzelose MGs
89,000 Ruby Pistols
3,500 Nagant M1895 revolvers

Armored vehicles:
8 Rolls Royce armored cars
25 θωρακισμένο αυτοκίνητο Mk I

Tanks/tankettes:
10 Renault FT-17s
20 Fiat 3000s

Artillery:
50 Canon de 65 M modele 1906
100 75 mm Schneider-Danglis 06/09
75 Canon de 75 M modele 1919
96 Canon de 155 C modele 1917
150 75/17 artillery pieces
150 κανόνι de 75 μοντέλο 1920

Naval guns:
10 x 35cm L/45 guns
14 x 15cm L/50 guns
16 9cm guns

Utility/transport vehicles:
2,386 Mack ACs

Hellenic Airforce:
5,000 soldiers

42 Airco DH.9s
15 Sopwith Camel F.1s
2 Avro 504Ns
4 Avro 504Os
5 Nieuport IVs

Hellenic Navy:
32,300 sailors/soldiers

Battleships:
Kilkis class:
BB Kilkis
BB Lemnos

Andrea Doria class (soon to be completed)
BB Constantine I

Extra/uniqure:
BB Salamis
BB Bretange

Cruisers:
CA Georgios Averos
CA Plato
Clas Fleming minelayer-cruiser

Destroyers:
Wild Beast Class:
DD Aetos
DD Ierax
DD Panthir
DD Leon

Niki class:
DD Niki
DD Aspis
DD Velos

Soldato class:
DD Adrias
DD Khania
DD Sitia
DD Kerkira

Military:
Order 25 more θωρακισμένο αυτοκίνητο Mk I
Order construction of 50 KEA M20 κόλασηφωτιάς
Order 80,000 Mannlicher–Schönauer

Construction:
Order construction of fortifications along the north eastern Thracian shoreline
Order construction of 5 vehicle factories in Edessa (2 turns)
Order construction of 5 firearm factories in Edessa (2 turns)
Order construction of 2 factories in Salamina(Salamis), which will focus on smaller caliber naval arms including mines, torpedos, and up to 15cm naval guns (4 turns)
order construction of "το Άλφα" (Details will be PM'ed)

Economy:
Send any POWs to work in rural/weaker zones of the country, the main objective will be to better the land and communities of the places themselves in an attempt to slowly bring the Turkish population towards the Greeks

Internal affairs:
Open up a Greek naval branch of Skoda in Salmina, they will receive a shipyard/harbor to themselves in Salamis(Continued)
Accept all residents of the occupied lands in Anatolia as citizens of the Kingdom of Greece

Foreign affairs/trade:
Purchase 1 Andrea Doria class Battleship for 9 million Lira (Turn V)
Reorder the Battleship Salamis from Germany for 2.5 million Gold marks (Turn V)
Order a hull from Italy (ready turn V)
Purchase the battleship Bretagne at full price
Purchase 6 Nino Bixio class light cruisers and 2 Venezia class aviation cruisers for 7,500,000 Lire
Purchase the island of Djerba from France for 245,000 Francs(A lease)

Operations:
Μεταρρύθμιση (continued)
παλιές πληγές (Continued)
Εκδίκηση(Canceling)
επέκταση
Ελπίδα

Research:
αντι κανόνι δεξαμενή Mk I (AKO Mk I) [Turn V]
το φως της δεξαμενής Mk I (TUTO Mk I) [Turn VII]
Πούμα κατηγορία καταστροφέας(You'll get the English name in PM)

Developments:

Pman · Mar 23, 2017

Czechoslovak Republic
turn 4
Jan-April 1921

200,000 troops (50,000 Active)

Small Arms

Side Arms: Roth-Steyr M1907
Rifles: Gewehr 1888
Gewehr 1898
200,000 Mannlicher M1895
Mannlicher M1888
Machine guns:
Schwarlose M.07/12
Madsen M02

Artillery

26 Skoda 100mm Model 1916 mountain gun

24 10.4 cm Feldkanone M.15 field gun

17 15 cm Schwere Feldhaubitze M.15 Heavy howitzer

18 15 cm Autokanone M.15/16 heavy field gun

3 21 cm Mörser M.16/18 heavy howitzer

6 24 cm Kanone M.16 Super heavy siege gun

2 38 cm Belagerungshaubitze M 16 Super heavy siege howitzer

36 Skoda 75mm Model 15 mountain gun

13 15 cm Schwere Feldhaubitze M 14/16 Heavy howitzer

20 10 cm Skoda Houfnice vz 14/19 field howitzer

17 Skoda 150mm Model 1918 mountain howitzer

15 Skoda 100mm Model 16/19 mountain howitzer

1 42 cm Haubitze M.14/16 Superheavy siege howitzer

17 Skoda 305mm Model 1911 Siege howitzer

34 8 cm FK M.5 field gun

36 9 cm Kanon PL vz. 12/20

38 8 cm FK M 18 field gun

40 8 cm FK M 17 field gun

Navy

MD-1 river gunboat

Omh3 river motor launch turn 16

OMmm33 river motor launch

Armor
3 Panzerzugg II armored trains
6 Renault FTs
12 Skoda-FIAT Torino armored cars
12 PA-I Armored cars

Air Force
"The Air is our Sea"
I Air Group in Bohemia (4th and 5th Company )
II Air Group in Moravia (3rd Company)
III Air Group in Slovakia (1st, 2nd, 6th and 7th Company)
IV Air Group in Carpathian Ruthenia (8th Company)

28 Letov SH-1 Observation aircraft
14 Avia BH-3 Fighters (B.3s)

Military
Convert the M98 and M95 rifles currently not in use to M98-20 and M95-20 standards
Train a divisions (10,000) worth of men currently in the reserves in shock troop tactics. Officers from German Stoßtruppen will take charge in training the men.
Construction:
Continue plans for expansions on Skoda facilities
2 Panzerzug II (Bratislava and Prague) turn 6
Construct 12 more PA-I Armored cars
Economy:

Internal affairs:
Continue infrastructure project for Slovakia

Foreign affairs/trade:
Purchase 100 Sjögren Inertia shotguns
Request a license of production for the MG 18 TuF from Deutsche Waffen und Munitionsfabriken

Operations:

Research:
Vehicle mounted 5.5cm L35 gun turn 6
Project K (PM) turn 7
A smaller parachute for pilots to use done
Research the Vz. 24 short rifle
Developments
Develop the M98-20 turn 4 done

Develop the M95-20 turn 4 done
Develop a Anti-Aircraft stand for the MG 18 TuF
Develop the PA-II armored car

Pantom · Mar 23, 2017

The Kingdom of Sweden Turn 4

Nation Rank: Regional Power

Population: 5,876,000

Government Type: Constitutional Monarchy

Ruling Party: Swedish Social Democratic Party

Military:

Small Arms:
430,000 m/1894 rifles
270,000 m/1892 rifles

Army:
75,000 troops

Navy:
3 Svea class coastal defense ships; decomm
3 Odin class coastal defense ships; decomm
1 Dristighen class coastal defense ship; decomm
4 Äran class coastal defense ships
1 Oscar II class coastal defense ships
3 Sverige class coastal defense ships; 1 completed turn 7
1 Flygia class protected cruiser
4 Omen class gun boats
1 Mode class destroyer
1 Magnetic class destroyer
1 Wale class destroyer
3 Ragnar class destroyer
2 Hugin class destroyers
2 Wrangel class destroyers
12 Komet class torpedo boats
17 Plejad clsss torpedo boats
1 Hajen class submarine
3 Nr2 class submarines
2 Svärdfisken class submarines
1 Delfin class submarines
2 Laxen class submarine
2 Abborren class submarines

Internal/Foreign Affairs:
Put forth the Scandinavian Doctrine:

The pushing of a belief that the peoples in the countries of Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland are not of separate cultures, but are of one culture, Scandinavian. And that it is the duty of the leaders of these respective governments to not only unite the region to face the growing forces in the East, especially as the Super Powers such as Great Britain and France have been heavily weakened from the "Weltkrieg" Germany is no longer a major player in Europe, and an empire and dynasty which lasted four centuries has just toppled at the hands of the serfs. As such it is our duty as the Scandinavian Nations to leave our neutrality behind and untie in the face of an uncertain world.

Construction:
Build 50 Stridsvagen m/21 tanks
Build 50 Bofors 75mm L50 artillery pieces
Build barracks around the country for troops in case they need to be stationed there
Begin construction on 5 more Wrangel class destroyers

Research:
Begin research on the Visby class large cruiser

Blazefire2000 · Mar 23, 2017

Nation Name: Kingdom of Italy

Nation Rank: Major Power

Population: 39,000,000

Government Type: Constitutional Monarchy

Ruling Party: Italian Reformist Socialist Party

Military:

Small Arms:
2,000,000 M1893 Carcano rifles
80,000 Beretta M1915 handguns
20,000 Fiat-Riveli M1914 machine guns
1,400 Beretta M1918 submachine guns
800 Beretta OVP submachine guns
28,000 Villar-Perosa submachine guns

Regio Esercito:
1,000,000 troops
152 Fiat 3000 Mod21 light tanks
2 Fiat 2000 heavy tanks
500 65/17 mountain guns
225 75/17 mountain guns
160 149/35A field guns

Regia Marina:
4 Franceso Caracciolo class Fast battleships; Francesco Caracciolo, Marcantolio Colonna, Cristoforo Colombo, Franceso Morosini
3 Giulio Cesare class dreadnought; Giulio Cesare, Leonardo Da Vinci, Conte di Cavour
2 Andrea Doria class dreadnought; Andrea Doria, Caio Dulio
1 Dante Alighieri class dreadnought; Dante Alighieri
4 Regia Elena class pre-dreadnought; Regia Elena, Vittorio Emanuele, Roma, Napoli
2 Ammiraglio di Saint Bon class pre-dreadnought; Ammiraglio di Saint Bon, Emanuele Fiberto
1 Re Umberto class ironclad; Sardegna
1 Dulio class ironclad; Dandolo
1 Fai di Bruno class monitor; Fai do Bruno
2 Monte Grappa class monitor; Monte Grappa, Montello
1 Monfalcone class monitor; Monfalcone
1 Monte Santo class monitor; Monte Santo
1 Monto Sabotino class monitor; Monto Sabotino
1 Monte Cucco class monitor; Monte Cucco
1 Vodice class monitor; Vodice
1 Carso class monitor; Carso
1 Pasubio class monitor; Pasubio
1 Europa class seaplane carrier; Europa
1 Vettor Pisani class armored cruiser; Vettor Pisani
2 Giuseppe Girabaldi class armored cruiser; Varese, Francesco Ferruccio
2 San Giorgio class armored cruiser; San Giorgio, San Marco
1 Flavio Giova class masted iron ship; Flavio Giova
1 Amerigo Vespucci class masted iron ship; Amerigo Vespucci
1 Etna class protected cruiser; Etna
1 Piemonte class protected cruiser; Piemonte
5 Regioni class protected cruiser; Lombardia, Etruria, Liguria, Elba, Puglia
1 Calabria class protected cruiser; Calabria
1 Libia class protected cruiser; Libia
1 Quarto class,protected cruiser; Quarto
2 Nino Bixio class protected cruiser; Nino Bixio, Marsala
1 Campania class protected cruiser, Campania
1 Fulmine class destroyer
5 Lampo class destroyer
3 Nembo class destroyer
4 Indomito class destroyer
2 Ardito class destroyer
1 Animoso class destroyer
2 Alessandro Poerio class destroyer
8 Rosolino Pino class destroyer
3 Carlo Mirabello class destroyer
4 Giuseppe Sitori class destroyer
1 Audace class destroyer
3 Aquila class destroyer
7 Giuseppe La Masa class destroyer
17 F1 class submarine
7 H1 class submarine
5 Pietro Micca class submarine
4 Andrea Provana class submarine
6 N1 class submarine
2 X2 class submarine

Regia Aeronautica:
100 Tebaldi Zari fighter
3 Marchetti MVT fighter
250 A.1 Balilla fighter
1 Ducrot SLD fighter
2 Pomilio Gamma fighters
662 Ca.5 Heavy Bombers
250 Fiat B.R bombers

Construction:
Begin construction of 6 Nino Bixio class light cruisers for Greece
Build 99 Ducrot SLD fighters
Build 98 Pomilio Gamma fighters
Build 38 Heavy Bombers
Build 97 Marchetti MVT fighters
Build 8 Fiat 2000's
Build 48 Fiat 3000's
Begin construction on 6 X2 class Submarines
Build 200,000 Cei Regotti rifles
Build 6 Giuseppe La Masa class destroyers
Build 100 MVTCV fighters
Begin construction on 8 Palermo class heavy cruisers

Internal Affairs:
Institute the 1921 Fleet Refurbishment Program:

- The sale or scrapping of the armored cruiser classes prior to the San Giorgio classes
- The refit of the San Giorgio class Armored cruisers to modern standards
- The fitting of the Regia Elena class pre dreadnoughts for service as Area Defense Vessels
- The reconstruction of the Leonardo Da Vinci
- The sale or scrapping of all capital ships older than the Regia Elena's
- The sale or scrapping of the destroyers consisting of the listed classes: Fulmine, Lampo, Nembo, Ardito, Indomito, Animoso, and Alessandro Poerio
- The replacement of the scrapped destroyer classes with 22 destroyers of the new Fulmine II class
- 4 new Fleet Carriers are to be added to the fleet, 1 of the American Lexington Type, 1 from a converted Mackensen hull currently being converted in an Italian dry dock, and 2 half sisters converted rom merchant ships
- 6 new heavy cruisers of the Palermo class are to be built as replacements to the Vettor Pisani and Giuseppe Girabaldi class armored cruiser

Research:
Begin research on the Fiat 4000 tank

Development:
Begin development of a new 48mm L40 light infantry support gun to be mounted on armored vehicles with the capability of penning at least 55mm of steel armor
Begin development of a new gunpowder powered catapult capable of launching a 10,000 lbs load at 87mph
Begin development on a new 7.35x102 AT round to be used in the future Carcano model guns and the current Cei Regotti rifles

general ostruppen · Mar 24, 2017

Weimar Republic

Turn 4

Population: 60,898,584
3rd world nation
Semi-presidential representative federal republic

Reichswehr

100,000 soldiers (army)

8 infantry divisions, and 2 cavalry divisions

5,000 mp18's

500 Mg08's

10,000 Luger P08

90,000 Mauser Model 1898

150 trucks

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Reichsmarine

15,000 sailors (navy)
BATTLESHIPS

BB Deutschland 2 1 Hannover 1907

13994t, 127.6x22.2x8.3m, 12b,3vte, 20540hp, 19.1kts, 743p; 240belt, 40deck, 280turrets, 300CT; 2x2-283/37, 14x1-173/37, 20x1-88/32, 6-450TT
2 Schlesien 1908
CRUISERS

CL Victoria Louise 1 1 Freya 1898

6491t, 110.6x17.4x6.8m, 8b,3vte, 10000hp, 19.5kts, 477p; 100slopes, 40deck, 100turrets, 150CT; 1x1-149/37, 4x1-105/42, 3x1-88/32, 11x1-88/27
Gazelle 9 2 Nymphe 1900

3082(2-4)-3180(5)t, 105.0(5)-105.1(2-4)x12.2(2-4)-12.4(5)x5.5(5)-5.4(2-4)m, 10b,2vte(2)-9b,2vte(3-5), 9020(2-4)-8580(5)hp, 21.8(2-4)-21.5(5)kts, 249(2-4)-259(5)p; 50slopes, 25deck, 50shields, 80CT; 9x1-105/42(3), 10x1-105/37(2,4,5), 2x1-500TT(5), 2-450TT(2-4), 200mines(5)
3 Thetis 1901
4 Amazone 1901
5 Arcona 1903
Bremen 1 6 Berlin 1905

3816t, 111.1x13.3x5.6m, 10b,2vte, 11750hp, 23kts, 288p; 80slopes, 35deck, 50shields, 100CT; 10x1-105/37, 2-450TT, 80mines
Magdeburg 2 7 Strassburg 1912

5281(7)-5587(8)t, 138.7x13.5x5.1m, 16b,2st, 25000hp, 27kts, 354p; 60belt, 40deck, 50shields, 100CT; 7x1-149/42, 2x1-88/45, (2+2x1)-500TT(7), 2x1-500TT(8), 120mines
8 Stralsund 1912
Graudenz 2 9 Graudenz 1914

6382t, 142.7x13.8x6.1m, 12b,2st, 26000hp, 27.5kts, 385p; 60belt, 40deck, 50shields, 100CT; 7x1-149/42, 2x1-88/45, (2+2x1)-500TT(9), 4x1-500TT(10), 120mines
10 Regensburg 1915
Königsberg 1 11 Königsberg 1916

7125t, 151.4x14.2x6.3m, 12b,2st, 31000hp, 27.5kts, 475p; 60belt, 40deck, 50shields, 100CT; 8x1-149/42, 2x1-88/45, (2+2x1)-500TT, 200mines
CLL Grille 1 1 Grille 1858

491t, 56.9x7.4x3.2m, 2b,1hc, 760hp, 14.4kts, 70p; 2x5-37/20
Blitz 2 2 Blitz 1883

1486t, 78.4x9.9x4.4m, 8b,2hc, 2700hp, 15.6kts, 134p; 6x1-88/27, (2x1+1)-350TT
3 Pfeil 1884
AMC - 1 1 Möwe 1914 9800t, 124.5x14.4m, 5b,1vte, 3200hp, 14kts; 4x1-149/43, 1x1-105/42, 2x1-500TT, 500mines
TORPEDO SHIPS

DD D1 2 1 D1 1887

300t, 56.1x6.6x3.4m, 2b,1vte, 2000hp, 20.6kts, 46p; 3x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-350TT
2 D2 1887
D3 2 3 D3 1888

300t, 57.6x6.8x3.2m, 2b,1vte, 2200hp, 20.3kts, 46p; 3x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-350TT
4 D4 1888
D5 2 5 D5 1889

406t, 59.6x7.4x3.5m, 2b,1vte, 3200hp, 22.6kts, 46p; 3x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-350TT
6 D6 1889
D7 2 7 D7 1891

410t, 59.7x7.4x3.4m, 2b,1vte, 3600hp, 22.5kts, 46p; 3x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-450TT
8 D8 1891
D9 1 9 D9 1894

458t, 63.0x7.7x3.7m, 3b,1vte, 4200hp, 23.5kts, 52p; 3x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-450TT
S90 10 10 T91 1900

394t, 63.0x7.0x2.8m, 3b,2vte, 5900hp, 27kts, 57p; 2x1-88/27(11), 3x1-50/37(10,12-19), 3x1-450TT
11 T92 1900
12 T93 1900
13 T94 1900
14 T95 1900
15 T96 1900
16 T97 1900
17 T98 1900
18 T99 1900
19 T101 1901
S102 6 20 T102 1901

406t, 63.2x7.0x2.7m, 3b,2vte, 5900hp, 28kts, 57p; 1x1-88/27(20-22), 2x1-50/37(20-22), 3x1-50/37(23-25), 3x1-450TT
21 T103 1901
22 T104 1901
23 T105 1901
24 T106 1901
25 T107 1902
G108 6 26 T108 1902

440t, 65.8x6.7x2.9m, 3b,2vte, 6600hp, 28kts, 57p; 2x1-88/42(26), 2x1-88/27(28), 1x1-88/27(31), 3x1-50/37(27,29,30), 2x1-50/37(31), 3x1-450TT
27 T109 1902
28 T110 1903
29 T111 1902
30 T112 1902
31 T113 1902
S114 1 32 T114 1902

415t, 63.2x7.0x2.7m, 3b,2vte, 5900hp, 27kts, 57p; 3x1-50/37, 3x1-450TT
S120 2 33 T120 1904

468t, 64.7x7.0x2.6m, 3b,2vte, 6400hp, 27.5kts, 61p; 1x1-88/27, 2x1-50/37, 3x1-450TT
34 T121 1904
S125 1 35 T125 1905

454t, 64.7x7.0x3.2m, 3b,3st, 6600hp, 28kts, 61p; 3x1-50/37, 3x1-450TT
S126 5 36 T126 1905

482t, 64.7x7.0x2.8m, 3b,2vte, 6400hp, 28kts, 61p; 2x1-88/42(39), 1x1-88/27(36-38,40), 2x1-50/37(36-38,40), 3x1-450TT
37 T127 1905
38 T128 1905
39 T130 1905
40 T131 1905
G132 5 41 T132 1906

544t, 65.7x7.0x2.9m, 3b,2vte, 7000hp, 28kts, 69p; 2x1-88/42(45), 1x1-88/32(41-44), 2x1-52/51(41-44), 3x1-450TT
42 T133 1906
43 T134 1907
44 T135 1907
45 T136 1907
G137 1 46 T137 1907

693t, 71.5x7.7x3.2m, 4b,3st, 10800hp, 30kts, 81p; 1x1-88/32, 3x1-52/51, 3x1-450TT
S138 11 47 T139 1907

684t, 70.7x7.8x2.8m, 4b,2vte, 11000hp, 30.3kts, 80p; 2x1-88/42(54), 2x1-88/32(47-50,52,53,55-57), 1x1-88/32(51), 1x1-52/51(47-49,53,55-57), 3x1-52/51(51), 3x1-450TT
48 T140 1907
49 T141 1907
50 T142 1907
51 T143 1907
52 T144 1907
53 T145 1907
54 T146 1907
55 T147 1908
56 T148 1908
57 T149 1908
V150 10 58 T151 1908

691t, 72.5x7.8x3.0m, 4b,2vte, 10900hp, 30kts, 84p; 2x1-88/42(60,62), 2x1-88/32(58,59,61), 2x1-88/27(63-67), 3x1-450TT
59 T152 1908
60 T153 1908
61 T154 1908
62 T155 1908
63 T156 1908
64 T157 1908
65 T158 1908
66 T159 1908
67 T160 1908
V161 1 68 T161 1908

687t, 72.5x7.8x3.0m, 4b,2st, 14800hp, 32kts, 84p; 2x1-88/27, 3x1-450TT
V162 2 69 T163 1909

739t, 73.9x7.9x3.1m, 4b,2gt(69)-4b,2st(70), 15100hp, 32kts, 84p; 2x1-88/27, 3x1-450TT
70 T164 1909
G169 5 71 T169 1909

777(71,72)-778(73)-824(74,75)t, 74.0x7.9x2.8(71-73)-3.0(74,75)m, 4b,3st(71,72)-4b,2st(73-75), 15000hp, 32kts, 84p; 2x1-88/42(72-75), 2x1-88/27(71), 3x1-450TT(71-73), 4x1-500TT(74,75)
72 T170 1909
73 T173
74 T174
75 T175
S176 3 76 T176 1910

781t, 74.2x7.9x3.1m, 4b,2st, 17600hp, 32kts, 84p; 2x1-88/42, 4x1-500TT
77 T178 1910
78 T179 1911
V180 9 79 T180 1910

783(79-84)-775(85-87)t, 73.9x7.9x3.1m, 4b,2st, 18000hp, 32kts, 84p; 2x1-88/42, 4x1-500TT
80 T181 1910
81 T182 1910
82 T183 1910
83 T184 1910
84 T185 1910
85 T186 1911
86 T189 1911
87 T190 1911
G192 5 88 T192 1911

810t, 74.0x7.9x3.0m, 4b,2st, 18200hp, 32kts, 76p; 2x1-88/42, 4x1-500TT
89 T193 1911
90 T195 1911
91 T196 1911
92 T197 1911
S165 4 93 T165 1911

765t, 74.2x7.9x3.0m, 4b,2st, 17500hp, 32kts, 84p; 2x1-88/42(93,96), 2x1-88/27(94,95), 1x1-88/27(96), 3x1-450TT
94 T166 1911
95 T167 1911
96 T168 1911
V1 5 97 V1 1912

697t, 71.1x7.6x3.1m, 4b,2st, 17000hp, 32kts, 74p; 2x1-88/42, 4x1-500TT, 18mines
98 V2 1912
99 V3 1912
100 V5 1913
101 V6 1913
G7 4 102 G7 1912

719t, 71.5x7.6x3.0m, 4b,2st, 16000hp, 32kts, 74p; 2x1-88/42, 4x1-500TT, 18mines
103 G8 1912
104 G10 1912
105 G11 1912
S13 3 106 S18 1913

695t, 71.5x7.4x2.8m, 4b,2st, 15700hp, 32.5kts, 74p; 2x1-105/43(106,108), 2x1-88/42(107), 4x1-500TT, 18mines
107 S19 1913
108 S23 1913
V25 2 109 V26 1914

975t, 78.5x8.3x3.6m, 3b,2st, 23500hp, 33.5kts, 83p; 3x1-88/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines
110 V28 1914
V43 3 111 V43 1915

1106t, 79.6x8.3x4.0m, 3b,2st, 24000hp, 34.5kts, 87p; 3x1-88/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines
112 V44 1915
113 V46 1915
V67 2 114 V71 1916

1188t, 82.0x8.3x3.9m, 3b,2st, 23500hp, 34kts, 85p; 3x1-105/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines
115 V79 1916
G85 1 116 G95 1916

1147t, 83.0x8.4x3.5m, 3b,2st, 24000hp, 33.5kts, 87p; 3x1-105/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines
B97 2 117 B97 1915

1843t, 98.0x9.4x3.9m, 4b,2st, 40000hp, 36.5kts, 114p; 4x1-105/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines
118 B98 1915
V125 1 119 V130 1918

1188t, 82.0x8.3x4.1m, 3b,2st, 23500hp, 34kts, 105p; 3x1-105/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines
V116 1 120 V116 1918

2360t, 107.5x10.4x4.5m, 4b,2st, 45000hp, 34.5kts, 188p; 4x1-149/42, 2x2-600TT, 40mines
H145 1 121 H146 1918

1147t, 84.5x8.4x3.5m, 3b,2gt/gt, 24500hp, 32kts, 105p; 3x1-105/42, (2x2+2x1)-500TT, 24mines
TB S7 4 1-4 T13-15, 20 1885

98t, 37.7x4.9x2.2m, 1b,1vte, 725hp, 20.4kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-350TT
S24 1 5 T28 1886

103t, 37.7x4.8x2.3m, 1b,1vte, 840hp, 19.1kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, (1+2x1)-350TT
V105 3 6 V105 1915

421t, 62.6x6.2x2.5m, 4b,2st, 5500hp, 60p; 2x1-88/42(6), 2x1-88/27(8), 2x1-52/51(7), 2x1-450TT
7 V106 1915
8 V108 1915
A1 8 9 A1 1915

137t, 41.6x4.6x1.5m, 1b,1vte, 1200hp, 20kts, 28p; 1x1-52/51, 2x1-450TT, 4mines, sweep
10 A17 1915
11 A18 1915
12 A21 1915
13 A22 1915
14 A23 1915
15 A24 1915
16 A25 1915
A26 17 17 A26 1916

250t, 50.0x5.3x2.3m, 1b,1gt, 3250hp, 25kts, 29p; 2x1-88/27, 1x1-450TT, sweep
18 A27 1916
19 A28 1916
20 A29 1916
21 A31 1916
22 A33 1916
23 A34 1916
24 A35 1916
25 A36 1916
26 A37 1916
27 A38 1917
28 A39 1916
29 A41 1917
30 A44 1917
31 A45 1917
32 A46 1917
33 A48 1917
A50 4 34 A52 1917

252t, 50.0x5.6x2.3m, 1b,1gt, 3250hp, 25kts, 29p; 2x1-88/27, 1x1-450TT, sweep
35 A53 1917
36 A54 1917
37 A55 1917
A56 26 38 A59 1917

381(38-44,52-59)-392(45-51,60-63)t, 61.1(38-44)-60.0(45-51)-60.4(52-59)-61.2(60-63)x6.4x2.2m, 2b,2st(38-44,52-59)-2b,2gt(45-51,60-63), 6000(38-51,60-63)-5700(52-59)hp, 28(38-51)-26(52-59)-26.5(60-63)kts, 50(38-51,60-63)-55(52-59)p; 2x1-88/27(38-51,53-63), 3x1-88/27(52), 1x1-450TT(38-51,53-63)
39 A61 1917
40 A62 1917
41 A63 1917
42 A64 1918
43 A65 1918
44 A66 1918
45 A68 1917
46 A69 1917
47 A70 1917
48 A74 1917
49 A75 1917
50 A76 1917
51 A78 1917
52 A80 1917
53 A81 1918
54 A86 1918
55 A87 1918
56 A88 1918
57 A89 1918
58 A90 1918
59 A91 1918
60 A92 1918
61 A93 1918
62 A94 1918
63 A95 1918
ESCORTS

PC Sirius 1 1 Vega 1890

52t, 22.6x4.6x1.6m, 1b,1vte, 200hp,; small arms
TL Greta 1 3 Geo Plate 1916

450t, 41.5x6.9x2.8m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
2 Senator Wessels 1917
3 Essen 1918
Kabeljau 2 4 Seehase 1916 No picture 560t, 39.6x7.1x3.3m, 1b,1vte, 420hp, 9.5kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
5 Goldbutt 1917
Anneliese 1 6 Niendorf 1917 No picture 445t, 38.7x6.9x2.8m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
Loki 2 7 Loki 1916 No picture 545t, 38.7x7.2x3.3m, 1b,1vte, 540hp, 12kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
8 Forseti 1917
Aldebaran 3 9 Aldebaran 1916 No picture 550t, 39.0x7.1x3.3m, 1b,1vte, 500hp, 11kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
10 Koldewey 1917
11 Papenburg 1919
Grasbrook 6 12 Grasbrook 1916 No picture 475t, 38.8x7.0x2.9m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
13 Harvesterhude 1916
14 Wangeroog 1917
15 Spiekeroog 1917
16 Admiral von Schröder 1918
17 Admiral von Pohl 1918
Geier 3 18 Immelmann 1917

600t, 42.7x7.0x3.7m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
19 Georg Rhode 1917
20 Graf Zeppelin 1917
Augustenburg 1 21 Geheimrat Schütt 1917

490t, 40.0x7.0x3.1m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 9.5kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
Ditmar Koel 1 22 Hein Godenwind 1918 No picture 450t, 39.5x7.3x2.8m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
Von der Goltz 6 23 Von der Goltz 1916 No picture 460t, 36.7x7.4x2.9m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
24 Emmich 1917
25 Usedom 1917
26 Wollin 1918
27 Von Laffert 1919
28 Graf Luckner 1919
Kattegat 3 29 Kattegat 1916 No picture 550t, 41.5x7.0x3.2m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
30 Großadmiral von Tirpitz 1917
31 Admiral Souchon 1918
Neuwerk 2 32 Reiherstieg 1916 No picture 470t, 36.6x7.4x4.0m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10.5kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
33 Herzog Albrecht 1918
Flensburg 3 34 Mürwik 1917

257brt, 43.2x7.1xm, 1b,1vte, 450hp, 11kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
35 Gravenstein 1917
36 Apenrade 1918
Einswarden 4 37 Elsfleth 1918 No picture 560t, 39.6x7.1x3.3m, 1b,1vte, 450hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
38 Elmshorn 1918
39 Großherzog Friedrich August 1918
40 Emden 1918
Mackensen 1 41 Thiele 1919 No picture 475t, 37.5x7.3x2.9m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
Admiral Scheer 2 42 Admiral Scheer 1917 No picture 475t, 37.5x7.3x2.9m, 1b,1vte, 400hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
43 Ottendorf 1919
Heilbutt 3 44 Heilbutt 1917

560t, 39.6x7.1x3.4m, 1b,1vte, 490hp, 11kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
45 Seeteufel 1917
46 Königsberg 1918
Seelöwe 4 47 Maerker 1918 No picture 600t, 38.2x7.1x3.7m, 1b,1vte, 420hp, 10kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
48 Bunnemann 1918
49 Georg Hoffmann 1919
50 Tietze 1919
Danzig 2 51 Danzig 1918 No picture 550t, 38.7x7.2x3.3m, 1b,1vte, 540hp, 12kts, 31p; 1x1-88/27
52 Nogat 1918
Osnabrück 2 53 Osnabrück 1918 No picture 660t, 40.0x7.2x3.8m, 1b,1vte, 425hp; 1x1-88/27
54 Münster 1918
ATL - 1 Ludwig 1912 222t
OTHER FIGHTING SHIPS

PG Wolf 1 1 Hyäne 1879

570t, 47.2x7.7x3.4m, 2b,1hse, 340hp, 8.5kts, 106p; 2x1-125/21, 2x1-87/22, 3x5-37/20
Iltis 1 2 Panther 1902

1193t, 66.9x9.7x3.1m, 4b,2vte, 1300hp, 14kts, 130p; 2x1-105/37
COASTAL FORCES

PT L7 1 1 LM10 1917

7t, 16.0x2.4x0.7m, 3pe, 720hp, 31.8kts, 7p; 1-450TT
L14 4 2-5 LM14, 16, 27, 28 1917-1919

7t, 16.5x2.4x0.6m, 3pe, 720hp, 31.6kts, 7p; 1-450TT
L17 1 6 LM20 1917

8t, 17.0x2.4x0.6m, 3pe, 720hp, 30.8kts, 7p; 1x1-20/60, 1-450TT
L21 3 7-9 LM21-23 1917-1919

7t, 16.0x2.4x0.7m, 3pe, 720hp, 31.8kts, 7p; 1x1-20/60(7), 1-450TT(7)
PS UZ1a 12 1-12 UZ1a-12a 1916-1918 No picture 16-27t, 17.5-21.5x3.2-4.0x0.9-1.2m, 2pe, 120-360hp, 10-17.4kts, 11p;
UZ1 22 13-34 UZ1-22 1917

48-53t, 26.0-27.5x3.9-4.3x1.0-1.5m, 2-3pe, 420-640hp, 14-16.4kts, 13-14p; 1x1-52/51, dcr, sweep
UZ23 10 35-44 UZ23-30, 34, 35 1918

60t, 31.0x4.4x1.3m, 2pe, 570hp, 16kts, 13-14p; 1x1-52/51(43), dcr
MINE WARFARE SHIPS

ML Pelikan 1 1 Pelikan 1891

2424t, 84.2x11.7x5.1m, 2b,2vte, 3000hp, 15kts, 195p; 4x1-88/27, 400mines
MW I 2 2 MW I 1917

673t, 53.1x9.3x2.3m, 2b,2vte, 371hp, 9.5kts, 53p; mines
3 MW II 1917
MS S7 3 1-3 T11, 16, 22 1885

98t, 37.7x4.9x2.2m, 1b,1vte, 725hp, 20.4kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, sweep
S24 5 4 T24 1886

103t, 37.7x4.8x2.3m, 1b,1vte, 840hp, 19.1kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, sweep
5 T27 1886
6 T29 1886
7 T30 1887
8 T31 1887
S33 8 9 T33 1887

113t, 39.9x4.8x2.3m, 1b,1vte, 1100hp, 20kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, sweep
10 T34 1887
11 T35 1887
12 T36 1887
13 T37 1887
14 T38 1887
15 T39 1887
16 T40 1887
S42 1 17 T42 1889

153t, 44.2x5.0x2.6m, 1b,1vte, 1420hp, 22.2kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, sweep
S43 5 18 T44 1889

152t, 44.2x5.0x2.7m, 1b,1vte, 1571hp, 21.5kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, sweep
19 T45 1889
20 T49 1890
21 T53 1890
22 T55 1890
S58 4 23 T60 1892

152t, 44.3x5.0x2.6m, 1b,1vte, 1232hp, 20.2kts, 16p; 1x1-50/37, sweep
24 T61 1892
25 T62 1892
26 T63 1892
S67 5 27 T69 1893

166t, 47.9x5.4x2.6m, 1b,1vte, 1600hp, 21.9kts, 24p; 1x1-50/37, sweep
28 T70 1893
29 T71 1893
30 T72 1893
31 T73 1894
S74 1 32 T74 1895

186t, 49.9x5.5x2.8m, 2b,1vte, 2500hp, 23.7kts, 24p; 1x1-50/37, sweep
S75 6 33 T75 1895

180t, 49.0x5.3x2.9m, 2b,1vte, 1744hp, 22.3kts, 24p; 1x1-50/37, sweep
34 T76 1895
35 T77 1895
36 T79 1895
37 T80 1895
38 T81 1896
S82 6 39 T82 1897

170t, 48.2x5.1x2.6m, 2b,1vte, 2146hp, 25.3kts, 29p; 1x1-50/37, sweep
40 T83 1897
41 T84 1897
42 T85 1898
43 T86 1898
44 T87 1898
G88 2 45 T88 1898

177t, 48.7x5.0x2.8m, 2b,1vqe, 2468hp, 26kts, 29p; 1x1-50/37, sweep
46 T89 1898
M1 15 47 M1 1915

456(47-51)-476(52-61)t, 55.1(47-51)-56.4(52-61)x7.3x2.0m, 2b,2vte, 1400(47-51)-1600(52-61)hp, 16.3(47-51)-16.2(52-61)kts, 40p; 2x1-88/27, 30mines, sweeps
48 M2 1915
49 M3 1915
50 M4 1915
51 M5 1915
52 M7 1915
53 M8 1915
54 M10 1915
55 M13 1915
56 M17 1916
57 M18 1915
58 M19 1915
59 M20 1915
60 M21 1915
61 M25 1915
M27 20 62 M28 1916

507(62-73)-513(74-76,81)-503(77-80)t, 58.4(62-73)-58.3(74-76,81)-58.2(77-80)x7.3x2.3m, 2b,2vte, 1800(62-76,81)-1890(77-80)hp, 16.5(62-73,77-80)-16.3(74-75,81)kts, 40p; 2x1-105/42(62-71), 3x1-88/42(72-81), 30mines, sweeps
63 M29 1916
64 M30 1916
65 M32 1916
66 M33 1916
67 M34 1916
68 M35 1916
69 M37 1916
70 M38 1916
71 M42 1916
72 M43 1916
73 M44 1916
74 M45 1916
75 M46 1916
76 M48 1916
77 M50 1916
78 M51 1916
79 M52 1916
80 M53 1916
81 M54 1916
M57 69 82 M57 1917

535(82-86)-539(87-90,95-98,106-109)-553(91-94,99-105,110-112)-548(113-116,123-128,145,146)-564(117,118,129-132)-560(119,120,133-136,147,148)-550(121,122,137-144,149,150), 59.3(82-90,95-112,117,118,129-132)-58.2(91-94)-59.6(113-116,119-128,133-141,145-150)-59.5(142-144)x7.3-7.4x2.2-2.3m, 2b,2vte, 1600-1870hp, 15-16.5kts, 40p; 2x1-105/42(82-88,113-121,123-127,129,130,133-135), 2x1-88/42(89-94,104-112), 3x1-88/42(95-98,103), 30mines, sweeps
83 M58 1917
84 M59 1917
85 M60 1918
86 M61 1918
87 M65 1917
88 M66 1917
89 M69 1917
90 M70 1917
91 M71 1918
92 M72 1918
93 M73 1918
94 M74 1918
95 M75 1917
96 M76 1917
97 M77 1917
98 M78 1917
99 M79 1919
100 M80 1919
101 M81 1919
102 M82 1919
103 M84 1917
104 M85 1918
105 M86 1918
106 M87 1917
107 M88 1917
108 M89 1918
109 M90 1918
110 M93 1918
111 M94 1918
112 M96 1918
113 M97 1918
114 M98 1918
115 M99 1918
116 M100 1918
117 M101 1918
118 M102 1918
119 M103 1918
120 M104 1918
121 M105 1918
122 M106 1919
123 M107 1918
124 M108 1918
125 M109 1918
126 M110 1918
127 M111 1918
128 M112 1919
129 M115 1918
130 M116 1918
131 M117 1919
132 M118 1919
133 M119 1918
134 M120 1918
135 M121 1918
136 M122 1919
137 M125 1919
138 M126 1919
139 M129 1919
140 M130 1919
141 M132 1919
142 M133 1919
143 M135 1919
144 M136 1919
145 M137 1919
146 M138 1919
147 M144 1919
148 M145 1919
149 M146 1919
150 M157 1919
FM1 11 151 FM1 1918

193t, 43.0x6.0x1.7m, 1b,2vte, 600hp, 14kts, 35p; 1x1-88/27, sweeps
152 FM2 1918
153 FM4 1918
154 FM19 1918
155 FM20 1918
156 FM21 1919
157 FM22 1919
158 FM24 1919
159 FM25 1918
160 FM26 1918
161 FM31 1919
FM37 1 162 FM42 1919

205t, 45.5x6.0x1.7m, 1b,2vte, 750hp, 14.3kts, 35p; 1x1-88/27, sweeps
MSL F1 54 1-54 F1, 4-15, 17, 20, 21, 23, 25, 27, 34, 37-39, 41, 43-47, 49-55, 58-75 1915-1919

20-21t, 16.5-17.5x4.0x1.1m, 2pe, 120-130hp, 10-11kts, 7p; 1x5-37/20(24-54), 1x1-450TT(3,4,9), sweeps

Diplomacy/Trade:
Send diplomats to Norway, Denmark, Estonia, Lithuania, and Latvia and request if they are interested in a trade agreement

Trade agreements:
U.S, Japan, Italy, Greece, Finland, and Sweden.

Economy:

Sell 1 ZR-3 to any European nation that is interested and willing to pay 20% over its original cost

construction:

1. Finish constructing the Salamis BB 2 Turns

2. Construct 3 ZR-3

3. Construct 5 T23's (Turn 5)

4. Cöln's finish Turn 4 (Deliver and get payment), the FK4's finish Turn 6, and the Yorck's Turn 7 right

5. Construct 40,000 Mauser 1898's and 20,000 Luger's

Internal:
N/A

Military:
Send Stoßtruppen officers to Czechoslovakia in assisting them in training

Research:

Emden will take 2 turns

Operations:

Betrieb Muttervogel (PM)

Betrieb Wolf König (continue)

Galactic Theory · Mar 24, 2017

KINGDOM OF HUNGARY

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Military Statistics:

35,000 infantry/officers

250,000 Mannlicher M1895

450 MG-08

500 Schwarzlose MG Water-Cooled Machine Gun

50,000 Steyr Model 1907

2 Austro-Daimler Panzerwagen

5 Junovicz P.A.1

2 Romfell P.A.2

Diplomacy/Trade:

Send delegates to Germany, Czechslovakia, and Italy to ask if they are interested in a general trade agreement.

Request from the League of Nations to start a “Financial Reconstruction Plan”, which will allow Hungary a sum of about 250 million gold crowns in an attempt to help stabilize Hungarian currency and help balance the budget.

Military:

N/A

Economy:

Invest into farming, specifically on grain farms and having them expanded and covered by the Gov’t.

Internal:

N/A

Construction:

Construct 12 Romfell P.A.2

Research:

N/A

Ops:

Expo 7

Reincarnation

Krigare Crimson · Mar 24, 2017

French Third Republic

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Turn 3

Population: 41 million

Nation Rank: Super Power

Government Type: Parliamentary Republic

Ruling Party: Democratic Republican Alliance

Manpower:

Army:

1,600,000 soldiers

Navy:

45,000 soldiers

Airforce:

30,000 soldiers

Infantry Weapons:

Machineguns:

50,000 Hotchkiss M1914s

250,000 Chauchat M1915s

Rifles:

3,400,000 Lebel Model 1886 rifles

320,000 Winchester Model 1910

Handguns:

600,000 Ruby M1914s

350,000 Modele 1892 Revolvers

Anti-Tank Weapons:

300,000 Puteaux SA 18s

Grenades:

1,500,000 F1 grenades

Misc:

100,000 P4 flamethrowers

30,000 P3 Flamethrowers

800,000 Infantry Officer’s Sword M1882

3,000,000 M1886 Bayonets (Used in Lebel 1886 rifles)

600,000 M1914 Bayonets (Used in Remington rifles)

500,000 M1892 Bayonets (Used in short barrel cav rifles)

French Army:

Tank/Tankettes:

1,436 Renault Ft 17s

Armored Cars:

Artillery/SPGs:

19,000 Canon de 75mm Modele 1897s

2,500 Canon de 105 mle 1913 Schneiders

3,000 Canon de 155 GPF mle 1917

1,500 240 mm Trench Mortar

50 Canon de 194 mle GPFs

AA Guns:

1,500 QF 1-pom poms

2,000 QF 2-pom poms

French Airforce:

Fighters:

6,000 Breguet Br.14s

200 Caudron R.11s

100 Hanriot HD.1s

400 Nieuport 27s

2,000 SPAD S.VIIs

4,000 SPAD S.XIIIs

Bombers:

100 Caproni Ca.3s

1,100 Caudron G.4s

20 Vickers Vimy Mk IIs

French Navy:

Battleships:

1 Terrible Class Battleship

1 Jauréguiberry Battleship

2 Charlemagne Battleships

1 Henry IV Battleship

2 République Battleships

3 Démocratie Battleships

5 Danton Battleships

4 Courbet Battleships

3 Bretagne Battleships

2 Amiral Tréhouart Battleships

Aircraft Carriers:

1 Foudre Aircraft Carriers

Cruisers:

2 Amiral Charner Armored Cruisers

1 Jeanne d'Arc Armored Cruisers

2 Gueydon Armored Cruisers

1 Dupleix Armored Cruiser

4 Gloire Armored Cruisers

2 Léon Gambetta Armored Cruisers

1 Jules Michelet Armored Cruiser

1 Ernest Renan Armored Cruiser

2 Edgar Quinet Armored Cruisers

1 Forbin Protected Cruiser

1 Troude Protected Cruiser

1 Linois Protected Cruiser

1 Descartes Protected Cruiser

2 D'Assas Protected Cruisers

1 D'Entrecasteaux Protected Cruiser

1 Guichen Protected Cruiser

1 D'Estrées Protected Cruiser

1 Jurien de la Gravière Protected Cruiser

Torpedo Ships:

1 Condor Torpedo Cruiser

2 Dunois Torpedo Gunboats

2 Durandal Destroyers

2 Framée Destroyers

4 Pertuisane Destroyers

13 Arquebuse Destroyers

13 Claymore Destroyers

8 Branlebas Destroyers

6 Spahi Destroyers

2 Chasseur Destroyers

2 Voltigeur Destroyers

8 Bouclier Destroyers

5 Bisson Destroyers

4 Aventurier Destroyers

2 Enseigne Roux Destroyers

12 Arabe Destroyers

1 Coureur sea-going torpedo boat

1 Agile sea-going torpedo boat

1 Averne sea-going torpedo boat

1 Filibustier sea-going torpedo boat

1 Forban sea-going torpedo boat

5 Cyclone sea-going torpedo boat

6 Mistral sea-going torpedo boat

1 No130 Torpedo Boats

1 No145 Torpedo Boats

29 No201 Torpedo Boats

73 No295 Torpedo Boats

Submarines:

11 Brumaire Submarines

1 Charles Brun Experimental Submarine

2 Gustave Zédé Submarines

2 Clorinde Submarines

3 Bellone Submarines

2 Dupuy de Lôme Submarines

1 Diane Submarine

3 Armide Submarines

1 Roland Morillot Submarines

2 Lagrange Submarines

1 Victor Réveille Minelaying Submarine

2 Jean Autric Submarines

1 René Audry Minelaying Submarine

1 Halbronn Submarine Cruiser

2 Pierre Marrast Submarines

2 Trinité- Schillemans Submarines

Escorts:

7 Aldébaran 1st Class Avisos (escort sloops)

1 Andromédé 1st Class Avisos (escort sloops)

23 Ardent 2nd Class Avisos (ASW gunboats)

8 Friponne 2nd Class Avisos (ASW gunboats)

6 Marne 1st Class Avisos (sloops)

1 Luronne 2nd Class Avis (ASW gunboat)

2 Conquérante 2nd Class Avisos (ASW gunboats)

3 Amiens 1st Class Avisos (sloops)

2 Ailette 1st Class Avisos (sloops)

3 Scarpe 1st Class Avisos (sloops)

1 Flamant 2nd Class Avisos (sloop)

3 Dubordieu 2nd Class Avisos (sloop)

16 C1 Submarine Chasers

9 C101 Submarine Chasers

1 Gardon Patrol Vessel

4 Hippopotame Patrol Vessels

4 Aurochs Patrol Vessels

6 Clameur Patrol Vessels

3 Athlete Patrol Vessels

10 Navarin Patrol Vessels

6 Mauviette Patrol Vessels

9 Crabe Patrol Vessels

8 Bouvines Patrol Vessels

1 Jacques Coeur Patrol Vessel

Other Fighting Ships:

3 Vigilante River Gunboats

1 Doudart de la Grée River Gunboat

4 A River Gunboats

Coastal Forces:

37 V1 ASW Motor Boats

12 V41 Motor Boats

8 V54 ASW Motor Boats

12 V62 ASW Motor Boats

Mine Warfare Ships:

2 Pluton Minelayers

3 Herse Minesweepers

5 Granit Minesweepers

7 Albâtre Minesweepers

10 Camelia Minesweeping Trawlers

10 Ajonc Minesweeping Trawlers

10 Fanfaron Minesweeping Trawlers

10 Amandier Minesweeping Trawlers

12 Campanule Minesweeping Trawlers

12 Briscard Minesweeping Trawlers

Construction:

Rebuild damaged or destroyed factories in major cities across homeland France.(10 turns)

Construct 20 civilian factories in Paris. (7 turns)

Construct new mechanized farms and plantations in the Northern African French colonies. (6 turns)

Mechanize existing traditional farms in the Northern African colonies. (6 turns)

Internal Affairs:

Raise income taxes by 0.50 percent.

Foreign Affairs:

Announce that the Bretagne battleship confiscated from Greece is not for sale anymore due to Greece agreeing to pay the full amount for the battleship immediately.

Give Germany control over 15 percent of the currently French controlled factories of Rhineland.

Propose that 5 billion goldmarks are added to Germany’s debt as a punishment for their actions in Ruhr.

Rent out Djerba to Greece for 245k Francs per year.

Military:

Fortify the Syrian-Turkish border further.

Construct four 240mm/50 modele 1906 naval guns.

Construct 200 Ft 17 Renaults.

Sell 1 Pothuau Armored Cruiser to Portugal.

Resume construction on the Greek commissioned Bretagne Battleship.

Operations:

Opération Déception du Désert

Opération Mer Glacée

Opération Goutte Foncée

Developments:

75 mm/50 (3") Model 1922 (4 turns)

Projet Neptune (Project Neptune) (5 turns)

Renault 4 cly Moteur V8 (5 turns)

40mm Aiguille Modèle 1920 (5 turns)

Research:

NiD 29 Avion de Chasse (Fighter Plane) (5 turns)

Ribeyrolles 1920 (4 turns)

Griffe 1920 (4 turns)

152 mm/55 (6") Modèle 1922 (4 turns)

37mm Furie Modèle 1920 (5 turns)

OOC: Pretty Version of Turn

Windhover118 · Mar 26, 2017

United States of America

Turn 4

US Navy:

Battleships: 17 in service, 6 more under construction

4 Colorado Class currently under construction (Colorado, ready Aug, 1923, Maryland, ready July 1921, West Virginia ready, Dec 1923, Washington, ready Oct, 1923)

1 Tennessee Class (California, ready Aug, 1921)

3 New Mexico Class

2 Pennsylvania Class

2 Nevada Class

2 New York Class

2 Wyoming Class

2 Florida Class

2 Delaware Class

2 South Carolina Class

Pre-dreadnoughts: 17

6 Connecticut Class

5 Virginia Class

3 Maine Class (2 currently in mothball)

3 Illinois Class (currently in use as training ships)

Light Cruisers:

2 Omaha Class (1 Ready Feb 1923, 1 June 1923)

Armored Cruisers: 10

3 Memphis Class (Formerly Tennessee Class)

5 Pittsburgh Class (Formerly Pennsylvania class)

USS Brooklyn

USS New York

Protected Cruisers: 9

2 Colombia Class

5 Denver Class

2 St Louis Class

Scout Cruisers: 3

3 Chester Class

Destroyers: 210

Clemson Class: 48 (108 ready by 1922)

Wickes Class: 110

6 Caldwell Class

6 Sampson Class

5 Tucker Class

6 O'Brien Class

4 Aylwin Class

4 Cassin Class

21 Paulding Class

Submarines: 140

51 S-Class

27 R-Class

16 O-Class

3 T-class

USS M1

11 L-class

8-K-class

9 H-class

4 G-Class

3 F-class

2 E-class

3 D-class

2 B-class

Patrol Craft:

60 Eagle Class

300 SC-1 Submarine Chasers

Submarine Tenders: 5

USS Camden

USS Beaver

USS Fulton

USS Savannah

USS Alert

Destroyer Tenders: 4

3 Altair Class

USS Bridgeport

Seaplane Tenders:

USS Wright

9 Lapwing Class

Oilers: 17

4 Kaweah Class

8 Patoka Class

2 Sara Thompson Class

2 Kanawaha Class

Arethusa

Collier: 3

3 Proteus Class

Fleet Repair Ship: 3

USS Vestal

USS Panther

USS Prometheus

Tug-Boats: 61

17 Bagaduce class

39 Lapwing Class

USS Navajo

USS Conestoga

USS Ontario

USS Osceola

USS Chemung

Naval Aviation:

96 Vought VE-7

4 VE-9 floatplanes

60 Ca.5 bombers

10 Handley Page Type O Bombers

150 Aeromarine 39

50 Aeromarine Flying boats

Curtiss N9 Floatplane

150 Curtiss Model R torpedo floatplanes

10 Curtiss NC Flying Boats

20 Felixstrowe F5L Flying Boats

US Army

1,600,000

200,000 Reserve

500,000 National Guard

100 Mark VIII Liberty Heavy Tanks

950 M1917 Light Tanks

1900 M1897A Field Gun's

900 M1897B Field Guns

400 3-inch M1905 field guns

1503 155mm Howitzer 1917

626 155mm Howitzer 1918

400 M1918 155mm GPF

216 M1917 8-inch howitzers

330 M1918 240mm Seige Howitzers

US Army Air Service:

150 SE.5

100 Sopwith Dolphins

400 SPAD S.XIII

500 Airco DH.4

20 Martin MB-1

US Marine Corp

61800 Men

10,200 Men in 15 Marine Defense Battalions

12 Airco D.H4

96 Airco DH.

Internal Affairs:

Warren G. Harding is sworn in as President of the United States

Reform the Venezuelan Oil Concession Company into the Venezuelan Oil Corporation. Under the new Corporation, begin a series of 50 exploratory drilling sites across the Orinoco Belt. Teams of geologist and engineers will also be brought in form the USA to help expand the current ongoing VOC operations in the Mara Caibo region.

Military:

Reduce the size of the active US Army from 1.6 million men to 1 million men. Place the 600,000 men in temporary reserve for four months allowing them a chance to get settled back into civilian life and find jobs. Men who are able to find employment may apply for complete discharge from the Army reserves before the four month mark.

Send out an offer to WWI aces for teaching positions at a new aircraft school being formed. Positions as classroom instructors as well as flying instructors are open. Ask men such as Eddie Rickenbacker if they would be willing to take up teaching at the school full time. If not, ask if they would be willing to come in as guest speakers from time to time to lecture the new pilots.

Form the Joint Army-Navy Air Combat Weapons School. The Schools purpose is to teach combat tactics to new pilots in the US Army Air Service and Naval Aviation units. The School curriculum will include classroom instruction where the students are taught the fundamentals of dog fighting. Classroom instruction will be supplemented by simulated combat exercises in training aircraft provided for the school. The School will also act as a think tank for air combat strategy development where students, teachers and military experts will conceive of new uses for the aircraft at tactical and strategic levels. In this regard, the school will also cooperate closely with the naval war college to develop naval aviation.

Elevate Billy Mitchell to the permanent rank of Brigadier General. Under this new rank, he will be placed in charge of the aircraft pilot training division of the US Army Air Service and also be placed in direct command as commandant of the Air Combat Weapons School.

Contract out to a private construction firm to begin building an airfield on Guam for military use. Also send out land surveyors to Fort Kamehameha to begin mapping out a new location for an Auxiliary Runway.

Deploy 1 Marine Defense Battalion to Guam

Construction/Recruitment:

Lay down 2 more South Dakota Class Battleships

Lay down 4 Annapolis Class Heavy Cruisers

Lay down 8 Omaha Class Light Cruisers

Construct 46 TS-1 Fighters

Construct 30 Douglas DT Torpedo Bombers

Research:

M1922 Recoiless Rifle: Details PM;ed

M22 Infantry Tank: Detailed PM'ed

PW-9 Plane: Historical

sergeantgamer · Mar 26, 2017

Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic Turn 4

Nation Rank: 3

Population: 137,727,000* ( *estimated even from official sources)

Government Type: Federal Marxist-Leninist one-party soviet socialist republic

Ruling Party: All-Russian central executive committee

Military:

6.5 Million Men

Small Arms:

2.000.000 Million Mosin Nagants
60.000 Maxim Machine Guns

Construction:

Keep constant production of Mosin Nagants and Ammunition to an acceptable rate per month, compared to the current Army Size.

Begin Repairing dockyards and Factories in Sevastopol.

1 Weapons Factories in Leningrad.

Internal Affairs:

Break the Current Alliance with Nestor Makno and the Ukranian Anarchists, After this, Refer to current Operations.

Operations:

Operation Krasnodar

Operation Kronstadt

Operation Borscht

Blazefire2000 · Mar 26, 2017

1920 RP Turn 4 Moderations

Greece:
Orders are placed and completed
Your sercret project will be done Turn 10 (because you barely know what the fuck your doing)
The Turkish population currently in greece is pretty pissed at POW's being used as slave labour, talks of rebellion are murmured in town squares
Naval branch is opened
What few kilometers you've occupied now have the populace as citizens of Greece
Hull from a private shipping firm in Trieste is delivered
Andrea Doria class battleship is delivered, the army is pissed
The island of Djerba is purchased, much to the detriment of the local populace, as well as your economy
6 Nino Bixio class light cruisers are ordered, slated to be done Turn 8
Puma class patrol ship done Turn 6

Czech:
12 PA-I armored cars are built
Rifles have been modified
100 shotguns are purchased
A license is granted
Vz.24 done Turn 6
PA-II done Turn 6

Sweden:
See events for Scandinavian Doctrine
M/21 tanks are done
75mm L50 are done
Barracks are being built
Wrangle class destroyers will b done Turn 6
Visby class Large Cruiser will be done Turn 7

Ital:
Ducrot SLD fighters are built
Pomelo Gamma fighters are built
Ca.5 heavy bombers are built
MVT fighters are built
Fiat 2000's are built
Fiat 3000's are built
X2 class Submarines will be done Turn 6
Cei Regotti rifles will are built
Giuseppe La Masa class destroyers will be done Turn 6
MVTCV fighters are built
Palermo class heavy cruisers will be done Turn 9
1921 Fleet Refurbishment program has started, all ships slated to be sold or scrapped have been decommed
Fiat 4000 will be done Turn 7
48mm L40 will be done Turn 7
7.35x102 round will be done turn 6

Weimar:
All listed countries accept trade
Offers are put in by the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Turkey, and Poland
3 ZR-3's have been built
Ships have been delivered to Italy, and you got payed
Firearms are produced
Officers have been sent

Hungary:
Delegates are sent, Italy accepts while the others consider
Financial Aid is granted by Italy
Investment into agriculture begins, leading to the food shortage decreasing
Romfell P.A.2 are built

France:
Income taxes are raised, which agitates the workers
Battleship be paid for m80
Germany gets control of what is granted back
5 billion Gold Marks are added to the reparations bill
Island of zdjerba is rented, Italy is displeased
More fortifications
FT-17's are built
240mm/50 M.1906 guns are built
Pothuau is sold to Portugal

America:
Oil oil oil!
Harding is president now
US Army is reduced
Some Aces agree to the offer, others wish to love their life quietly, Eddie Rickenbacker is not one of those who wish to live quietly
School is in session
Mitchell is promoted
Airfield in Guam will be done Turn 7
Auxiliary Runway in Fort Kemehameha will be done Turn 6
South Dakota class BB's will be done Turn 10
Annapolis class. Cruisers will be done Turn 8
Omaha class cruisers (ew) will be done Turn 7
TS-1's are built
Douglas DT are built
M1922 will be done Turn 6
M22 will be done Turn 7
PW-9 plane will be done turn 6

COMMIE Russia:
Rifle production continues
Svastopol dockyards and factories will be repaired Turn 9
Leningrad weapon factory will be done Turn 7
Alliance be broke

Blazefire2000 · Apr 2, 2017

1920 RP Turn 4 Events:

Greek soldiers have been busy on the Turkish Front preparing defenses for an eventual counter attack, tough none had occurred except for the occasional disruptive raid and artillery bombardment. During all this Greek troops were busy building sets of tunnels to the Turkish irregular lines which kept changing causing it to take longer than planned. Explosions rocked the Turkish lines from underground as the tunnels the Greeks were building was to be used by sappers. Suddenly a strong force of a Greek troops emerges through the tunnels as Greek planes arrive over head Turkish forces, strafing and bombing them. The initial assault goes well, advancing several miles and taking all objectives. Then the counter attack begins and more raids occur on the supply lines, some even going into the tunnels to cut off supplies and hide from the Greek control skies.

All other Operations go as planned

The other Scandinavian Nations warm up to the Scandinavian Dctrine and agree to increase defense spending. As such they put out tenders to all industrialized nations for Dreadnoughts, cruisers, destroyers, Submarines, and these new fangled aircraft carriers

Jan 20: HMS K5 sinks with all hands in he English Channel; 56 souls are lost

Feb 21: Persian Coup begins

Mar 5: Clonbanin ambush happens in Ireland, Brigader a General Cumming is dead

Apr 14: labour unions in Britain for mining, railway, and transportation call for a strike, the government threatens to call the army

general ostruppen · Apr 3, 2017

Weimar Republic

Turn 5

Population: 60,898,584
3rd world nation
Semi-presidential representative federal republic

Reichswehr

100,000 soldiers (army)

8 infantry divisions, and 2 cavalry divisions

5,000 mp18's

400 Mg08's

25,000 Luger P08

90,000 Mauser Model 1898

150 trucks

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