BERLIN (WEST)

No. of Turns:  13
     - It is a good ways to Berlin for the Allied portion of this
scenario.  Even though the Allied ground forces are more numerous
than German forces it can be slowed down by judicous use of good
anti-tank deployment.

No. of Objectives: 10
     -  Allies already hold 4 objectives only need to acquire and
hold one more to win the game.  Therefore the number of
objectives are decidedly in favor of the Allies

Prestige:  Axis = 1082    Allies = 1020
     - The Allies and the Axis begin about even on the ground so
much of this prestige will go to repairing damaged units rather
than buying new ones.

New Unit Exp:   Axis = 2 Stars    Allied = 2 Stars

Air Superiority -  The vaunted Allied airpower that help win
Europe is unusually absent and instead the Allies must face the
prototype jet aircraft of the Dorniers335, ME262s, Komets, HE62s. 
It would take a pretty decent airfleet to combat these aircraft
and it is missing.  The few planes the Allies begin with cannot
hope to compete against these.

Ground Superiority -  The Allies have good tanks and lots of them
compared to the German forces.  If the Allies can defend their
airfleet then the Panthers and Tigers  are vulnerable to
airstrikes.  The huge amount of undefended cities give the Allies
a cheap and easy source of prestige which can be used to buy
units right on the front line.  Still the distance is far and the
German player does not need to worry about Soviet forces and can
work on a delaying strategy.

General Information - 
     The avenues to all cities have roads and allow for quick
access by mechanized infantry units.  The Allied player must
beware of German defenses behind the rivers and the German player
must beware of quick flanking moves.  

Final Evaluation  -  
               Prestige            Experience
Axis              0                    0
Allies           +2                    0