Partisans: Will pop up no matter how well you suppress your land - create fast moving, low supply consumption units (AC, Cav) to take care of them.They are great if there are supply hiccups, just be sure they are also in supply. Transport planes: Have some handy, they are great for spot issues that need to be dealt with.Once land becomes annexed however throughput doubles and revoltrisk drops. It is pretty cheap, and doesn’t cost manpower. For long term occupation you may want to upgrade provinces with poor infrastructure.Pure mountain divisions are perfect for bad terrain especially when armor is not expected. Mind the infrastructure when attacking enemy territory: switch to pure infantry and drop artillery brigades from divisions.Ports: Expansionist players should build ports even when they may not be needed, and then deploy prebuilt ones when new territory is captured.Convoys: take it off auto create and destroy to improve efficiency for exactly where supply is needed.Additionally, having more territories makes logistical bombing harder, as the supply system has more avenues to use when infrastructure is damaged. Although bypassing large swaths of empty enemy territory makes for a quicker advance, the fewer the territories you have, the less throughput you have. Supply centers: should be surrounded by friendly territories.If you are having problems with supply, 99% of the time the culprit is overstacking of units in weather/mud/snow, so if your units are out of supply make sure to check the weather map. Also storms and really hot or cold weather is not good for your supply situation. Weather: If you try an offensive in Asia in the midst of the monsoon, you will have supply problems.If supply is the issue, adding more units will create a local collapse, and you really don't want that to happen. If your front stops, check to see if it's because of supply problems before sending more divisions.Lost provinces and infrastructure damage from battles will be very bad for the forward units, so try hard not to let that happen. If your encirclement is going slow (past the 15-day reserve), be very careful about the supply lines, which now run along the front.
This includes not advancing units, holding off attacks, and decreasing airforce/navy usage.
If you are on the offensive and you start to see units out of fuel, slow down the pace of the offensive.To understand the workings of supply centers, supply networks, supply throughput, etc., visit the Logistics reference article. This page provides strategic advice for effectively using the supply system. This article may need to be rewritten in part or entirely.
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