On tanks, I've researched the 1936 models (the BT-10 in Kaiserreich), but what with all the penalties to production we still don't have many of them in our one elite tank division. I've single-handedly saved the CSA a bunch of times recently, and still not got a relationship boost out of it once the war is over. It's really annoying how ungrateful HoI4 countries can be. We're not interfering in domestic affairs - we're supporting the legitimate government in the name of international amity (please disregard the reply to CynoT above). I agree that the United States is something of a sideshow, but until we can begin to reclaim our lost territories we might as well get some work out of the soldiers we're paying the wages of. It won't be long now before we start to put our house in order. I've started the first army focus, which will unlock the mobile warfare one, although I'll not do that until the first foreign policy focii are done. As I said earlier, we'd be building them anyway, but now they'll be even more effective. I'm happy to see that we went for mobility doctrine as I love my tanks.
Which foreign policy path should be pursued? Expansionism gives more war targets, but even Realpolitik allows for an aggressive foreign policy.Which party should lead Russia? Do we stick with Chernov and the SRs or go for someone else?.The more pressing question for Vasilevskiy was how long would it be before his expeditionaries were needed at home?Īs of now, we have two major decisions before us: The industrial preponderance of the United States made its victory almost certain in the long term, but between now and then lay much hard fighting. By May 1937, both sides had raised armies that rivalled Russia's, at least in terms of the number of formations fielded.
Despite these initial successes, it had become clear that the second American civil war was set to be just as devastating as the first.
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