The R1 Withdraw

"Artillery or Tanks” By Corporal Clegg:
   • Artillery or Tanks... Which is better...  
Timestamps:
0:00 - 6:25 Introduction and warning about G1 DOW
6:26 - 7:57 Soviet Union Restrictions as a Neutral Power and making Declarations of War
7:58 - 10:40 Purchases for the Soviet Union turn 1
10:41 - 10:59 Differences between Tac & S Bomber
11:00 - 12:26 When and why to go (or not to go) the 6 Tanks Purchase
12:27 - 13:28 Gist of how to play the Soviet Union
13:28 - 18:39 What to do with the infantry that start the game on the Pacific map

Timestamps for Units on Europe Board:
19:19 - 19:45 Tank & Mech @ Stalingrad going to Sikang and why
19:46 - 20:49 Tank & Mech @ Moscow going to Kazakhstan and why
20:50 - 21:57 Possible movements for Soviet planes on the board
21:58 - 26:06 Possible use of Submarine @ SZ 127 and reminder about the 5 IPC NO involving SZ 125
26:07 - 27:42 Possible use of warships that begin the game in the Baltic
27:43 - 29:42 Philosophy of knowing where to counterattack, and moving infantry in Baltic States to Leningrad
29:43 - 30:16 Alternative of stacking Belarus, moving Vyborg and Karelia infantry to Leningrad
30:17 - 31:01 Where to Place the 6 Tanks Purchased
31:02 - 31:08 Moving Bessarabia and Western Ukraine units to stack Ukraine
31:09 - 32:17 Alternatives for movements if it's not viable to place purchases in Leningrad and Ukraine
32:18 - 33:48 Possible use of the AA guns that begin the game in Moscow
33:49 - 34:37 Philosophy of leaving options open for starting planes, tanks, and mechs
34:38 - 35:32 Possible counterattack spaces after moving attacking units in Moscow to Smolensk/Bryansk
35:33 - 36:25 Argument for stacking Belarus and Western Ukraine (being able to hit Eastern Poland from both)
36:26 - 37:03 Knowing when or when not to have blockers at border territories
37:09 - 38:00 Emphasis on adapting to what the Axis do and making that impact where to place purchases
38:01 - 39:15 Possible uses of infantry that start the game at Caucasus
39:17 - 41:28 Closing thoughts

by Brendan Pang