WAR SCENARIO: Germany vs. Nation of Choice

Total Population: 127,253,075 Available Manpower: 53,608,446 Fit for Service: 43,930,753 Reaching Military Age Annually: 1,214,618 Active Frontline Personnel: 247,746 Active Reserve Personnel: 57,900 Tanks: 767 AFVs: 3057 SPGs: 196 Towed-Artillery: 492 MLRS: 99 Total Aircraft: 1,595 Fighters/Inceptors: 292 Fixed-Wing Attack Aircraft: 292 Transport Aircraft: 494 Trainer Aircraft: 423 Helicopters: 671 Attack Helicopters: 175 Total Naval Strength: 131 Aircraft Carriers: 1 Destroyers: 45 Submarines: 16 Coastal Defense Craft: 6 Mine Warfare: 29 Oil Production: 133,000 bbl/day Oil Consumption: 4,455,000 bbl/day Proven Oil Reserves: 44,120,000 bbl/day Labor Force: 65,550,000 Merchant Marine Strength: 684 Major Ports and Terminals: 10 Roadway Coverage: 1,210,251 Railway Coverage: 27,182 Serviceable Airports: 175 Defense Budget: $49,100,000,000 External Budget: $3,024,000,000,000 Reserves on Foreign Exchange and Gold: $1,268,000,000,000 Purchasing Power Parity: $4,576,000,000,000 Square Land: 377,915 km Coastline: 29,751 km Shared Border: 0 Waterways: 1,770 km Pre War/Beginnings of War: "If you know the enemy and know yourself you need not fear the results of a hundred battles." - Sun Tzu Talk of war with Germany, for dishonoring Japan in WWII, starts among the Prime Minister and generals. With approval to go to war, the intelligence community, stages a plan of attack. Operation RYUGEN RYUGEN begins with sending Japanese 'civilians' to Germany, who are actually HUMINT Collectors. Their top priority is gathering intel on German affairs, but sabotage of infrastructure will also come into play after the war has started. During the first month around 30 HUMINT Collectors enter Germany, under guise of business men, tourists, etc. Japanese Generals realize that they possess a stronger fleet than the Germans (131 to 81), as well as more aircraft (1595 to 710). Thus the second stage of RYUGEN is born. RYUGEN will launch an attack on the Germans using their naval force and aircraft on board their aircraft carriers. The Japanese begin to form a naval force at the Niigata port. Intelligence and generals begin to form estimated budgets for the future attack and calculate the necessary details. Niigata port is well protected with various tanks, AFVs, and soldiers moving into the area. The Japanese also tighten border control. 6 Coastal Defense Craft continue to patrol Japanese borders, along with 30 Destroyers and 4 submarines. 100 Kawasaki OH-1 helicopters also patrol borders. On the mainland itself, "bases" undergo construction in strategic areas near the coast. https://www.japex.co.jp... Each oil field is protected by 10 towed-artillery and 30 Type 96 AFVs (fitted with short-range air defense missile system). Around 130 soldiers per field to operate machinery. (All oil rigs on water obviously excluded from above said support). 2 submarines also protect this chain of oil fields. Nuclear power plants are all protected by 30 Type 90 Tanks and 3 Kawasaki OH-1 helicopter. 20 Type 96 AFVs also patrol the power plants. All vehicles equipped with minimum crew and some extra personal camped on plant grounds. http://www.mapsofworld.com... All cities listed protected by 10 towed-artillery (stationary) and 20 Type 96 AFVs that patrol the peripheral of the city in a 5 mile radius. Around 100 soldiers operate machinery. Police also help out with patrol. Civilians encouraged to support cause through money or helping soldiers operate machinery. Subways undergo construction to turn them into temporary bunkers. Mountains are also being made into bunkers. Japan's 'warning level' is set to red 1. Almost all aircraft not under repairs or patrolling are ready to take off in moments notice. Take note of: http://www.wsj.com...