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[SIZE=4]Greece - 1929 Q2[/SIZE]

[SIZE=3]A. Industrial Allocation[/SIZE]

15/15 Factories designated to Infrastructure production
1.5 IP produced


0 tons recycled & from foreign payment

0 tons from last Quarter

0 tons passed over to next Quarter

[SIZE=3]B. Infrastructure Activity[/SIZE]

Alexandria
Type 2 Drydock -> 1 IP (Type 4 Drydock (0 IP to go)

Suda Bay
Type 3 Drydock -> 0.5 IP (Type 4 Drydock (0 IP to GO)

[SIZE=3]C. Ship Yard Activity[/SIZE]





[SIZE=3]PROGRAM ALPHA (Large Ship Program)[/SIZE]
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[SIZE=3]Yard - Attica Slip/Dock- T3 Dry[/SIZE]

[SIZE=3]Yard - Attica Slip/Dock- T3 Dry[/SIZE]
AC-4 Thaumas Light Displ: 12800 tons
Suspended
Q 5969 t total 47% completed



[SIZE=3]PROGRAM GAMMA (Medium Ship Program)[/SIZE]

[SIZE=3]Yard - Suda Bay Slip/Dock- T2 Dry[/SIZE]

AS-3 Hekate Light Displ: 4500 tons
Suspended
Q 3233 t total 72% completed


[SIZE=3]Escort Cruiser Program[/SIZE]

[SIZE=3]Yard - Attica Slip/Dock- T2 Slip[/SIZE]
C-26 Iraklion Light Displ: 5769 tons
Suspended
Q 1185 t total 21% completed

[SIZE=3]Submarine Transport and Destroyer Program[/SIZE]

[SIZE=3]Yard - Attica Slip/Dock- T2 Slip[/SIZE]

[SIZE=3]Yard - Attica Slip/Dock- T2 Dry[/SIZE]

D-37 Massavetas Light Displ: 1353 tons
Suspended
797 t total 59% completed




[SIZE=3]PROGRAM EPSILON (Escort Program) [/SIZE]

[SIZE=3]Yard - Attica Slip/Dock- T1 Slip[/SIZE]

G-15 Arete Light Displ: 1878 tons
Suspended
1053 t total 56% completed

[SIZE=3]Yard - Attica Slip/Dock- T1 Slip[/SIZE]

G-16 Diomedes Light Displ: 1878 tons
Suspended
1053 t total 56% completed

[SIZE=3]Yard - Patra Slip/Dock- T1 Dry[/SIZE]

F-24 Atreus Light Displ: 1878 tons
Suspended
1053 t total 56% completed

[SIZE=3]Yard - Patra Slip/Dock- T1 Slip[/SIZE]

F-22 Calydon Light Displ: 1878 tons
Suspended
1053 t total 56% completed

[SIZE=3]Yard - Salamis Slip/Dock- T1 Dry[/SIZE]

F-23 Melampus Light Displ: 1878 tons
Suspended
1053 t total 56% completed

[SIZE=3]Yard - Volos Slip/Dock- T1 Dry[/SIZE]
M-5 Chios Light Displ: 1878 tons
Suspended
765 t total 41% completed




[SIZE=3]LIGHT COMBATANT PROGRAM[/SIZE]
[SIZE=3]Yard - Attica Slip/Dock- T0 Slip[/SIZE]

MS-12 Pegaiai Light Displ: 800 tons
Suspended
498 t total 62% completed

[SIZE=3]Torpedoboat Program[/SIZE]

[SIZE=3]Yard - Thessalonica Slip/Dock- T0 Slip[/SIZE]

T-26 Poluphemos Light Displ: 600 tons
Suspended
504 t total 84% completed

T-27 Pegasos Light Displ: 600 tons
Suspended
250 t total 42% completed


[SIZE=3]Submarine Program[/SIZE]

[SIZE=3]Yard - Paros Slip/Dock- T0 Dry[/SIZE]

Attica T0 Slip Idle
Patra T0 Dry Idle
Thessalonica T0 Dry Idle
Thessalonica T0 Slip Idle


[SIZE=3]LIGHT CRAFT PROGRAM[/SIZE]
- none

[SIZE=3]E. Other Activities[/SIZE]
- see News


[SIZE=3]F. Order of Battle[/SIZE]
- see Encyclopedia

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Alexandria
Type 2 Drydock -> 1 IP (Type 4 Drydock (0 IP to go)

Isn't Alexandria British controled or did I miss a news posting?

That's Alexandria, Greece (west of Thessaloniki). Any idea how many Alexandrias there are in the USA? In the world? Hell there is even an Alexandria some 375 kilometers north of you Wes!!
:-)

I'd be fairly sure its Alexandria, Egypt considering Alexandreia, Greece is landlocked.

I seem to remember some story about a canal in Greece (I think that one was Harry's). Might have something to do with that.
... if not, then this is probably the first surprise of the year 2006!
(First of many I think)
[SIZE=4]"Aliens Hypnotize UK Government. Sell Alexandria to Greece!"[/SIZE]

It is Alexandria, Egypt. GB will have an announcement soon (I was just getting too far behind with Q reports). For 1929, in support of negotiations in Copenhagen, Greece has suspended all warships construction. Resources are going into improving base facilities in the Eastern Mediterranean (Suda Bay and Alexandria). Effectively, Greece has avoided both FAR and AAMN (there were negotiations) to pursue a third option.

Cheers,

Ok I'm officially no longer perplexed.

....but I don´t get it..... :o/

The Brits are looking for allies now that Australia has broken away taking part of the fleet I suppose. What better way to lock up the Med. than to get Greek allies on both sides of the Eastern part of the Sea?

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What better way to lock up the Med. than to get Greek allies on both sides of the Eastern part of the Sea?

I can think of better ways of doing things...

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The Brits are looking for allies now that Australia has broken away taking part of the fleet I suppose.

Not really. Australia will be responsible for the defence of British possesions in the Pacific and Indian Oceans.

So what does Britain get out of the deal then?

an extra Dominion...

Not that far. Either FAR or AAMN can cut off GB from the world as effectively as GB did to Germany in WW1. The best bases (Malta, Gibraltar) in the Mediterranean are vulnerable to AAMN, Greece in FAR gives Russia an easy hand into the Mediterranean.

GB gets improved base access in areas more remote from potential enemies and the benefit is that someone else pays for it.

Cheers,

PS. I was getting bored.

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Originally posted by alt_naval
Either FAR or AAMN can cut off GB from the world as effectively as GB did to Germany in WW1.

*cough cough* Britain is the last nation I'd like to tackle, given her numerical superiority. Both FAR and the AANM would have to worry about the possibility of the other alliance backing Britain.

A valid point though...

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Originally posted by alt_naval
The best bases (Malta, Gibraltar) in the Mediterranean are vulnerable to AAMN

No arguement there...

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Originally posted by alt_naval
Greece in FAR gives Russia an easy hand into the Mediterranean.

It dosn't get much easier with a subdued Turkey and an independant Byzantium (under the protection of FAR) for Russia to throw weight in the Med. Were/are the British concerned about a non-bolshivist Russia?

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Originally posted by alt_naval
GB gets improved base access in areas more remote from potential enemies and the benefit is that someone else pays for it.

That was the only benifit I could think of, it certainly gives Britain base access much closer to Malta for support but I doubt it would benifit Gibraltar much more.

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Originally posted by alt_naval
PS. I was getting bored.

Idle hands are the devils plaground! ;-)

Atlantis is a cork in the centre of the Atlantic. There is no reliable oil supply that GB controls or has unfetted access to. I'll grant that Russian interests are less likely to clash with GB as there is no India to fight over. 'East of Suez' would be a rational policy for GB now, not in 20 years time.

Cheers,

Quoted

Both FAR and the AANM would have to worry about the possibility of the other alliance backing Britain.

> Evil laugh

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> Evil laugh

I thought I could hear someone stroking a white pussy.

Cheers,

I have this little bugger instead.

Be careful!!! The bones of fifty men lay strewn about its lair! Watch out for its sharp, pointy teeth!

Time for the holy hand grenade of antioch.....