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Briefing the Fuherer It is the spring of 1943; the German troops have trampled over a number of states including Poland, France, Norway, Greece, Austria, Denmark, and Hungary. The northern, the southern and part of the eastern territories have been conquered by the German troops. However, the greatest challenge was the entry of the United States into the war. This implies that greater effort is needed for defense as much as conquest is concerned.

As far as the war is concerned, the United States and its allies would be more virulent in the conquest and may limit German's territorial expansion In this situation as the advisor to the Fuhrer, I would strongly advise for the adoption of a two-faced approach for the conquests at hand. The main aim of the German troops is to conquer all countries around the European continent. However, this cannot be achieved blindly.

Whereas the war was going on as planned initially, the entry of the United States and increased involvements of the Russian troops in the Eastern side creates formidable challenges, which have to be addressed from the two fronts In order to facilitate more conquest, Germany would have to train more than 25,000 new troops. This will solidify the numbers in the eastern side of the war front. Such a decision will be helpful in dealing with the increasing threat posed by the Russian army.

This will be based on intelligence reports indicating that the Russian army is large but tends to be weak and ill equipped. Consequently, an additional 10,000 troops would be adequate in dealing with any threat that such troops pose As an advisor to the Fuherer, I would emphasize that the mission seeking to taking over Great Britain should be stopped with immediate effect. Although the troops have tried their best in England, the battle has been extremely tough. This has undoubtedly cost the army in terms of weaponry and personnel.

The withdrawal from the England warzone would help solidify the presence of German troops in the countries that are already occupied like the northeast of Germany. The withdrawal of the troops from Britain will also reduce the wrath of their much-aggrieved enemy the United States who has lethal weapons of mass destruction. The invention of the radar system implies that killing civilians in London and other cities are not achievable. The various backers in these systems aided by the newly discovered radar system make the German aerial intervention inefficient.

However, the surveillance in Germans border and that of Britain must be enhanced. Another key tactic is to encourage and negotiate with their allies in staging strategic battles to win over the Euro zone area. In this case, it would be advisable to have Italy, under Benito Mussolini concentrating on the central and western regions of Europe. This would call for withdrawal of its armies from Ethiopia.

Strengthening of the battle within the central Europe region would ensure that the Russian army does not easily get into the German protected areas. This will help keep the German troops from getting far away from its strongholds Finally, I would advise the German troops would have to engage more ground attacks than the aerial attacks. The just discovered radar system by Britain is distributed to its allies. This means that the German troops must be exceptionally cautious with the already conquered France.

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