markhwalker
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Yep, it is definitely a boss scenario. Vance (Bartheart) is a great player, but I would contradict him in this. Don't waste any fire on the Soviet Leaders. If they Rally troops, so be it. The troops they rally might not have time t return to the fight. Never, ever, fire on a single Russian squad unless you need to do so to avoid an unwanted melee. Always fire on stacks. Use the Slayer Skill Wisely. H9, I9, and G9 are all good locations. Remember, after the Slayer marker is placed, it has about a 40% chance of attacking anyone that moves in the placement hex or the six adjacent hexes. Artillery... use it at or near the end of a turn. Tom's AI is smart enough to walk around a barrage, so try to drop it AFTER the units have moved, right on top of a bunch of them. Alternately, make it your first action. You know where those Soviets start, drop it right on top of their heads. They don't mind. Pulling back... only do it after all Russian units have committed, ESPECIALLY those two heavy machineguns. If you do it before all the Russians have moved/fired they will Op Fire and cut down your retreating units. Finally, keep the sausage guy safe. Don't expose him to return fire, and avoid melees with his stack. Hope this helps.
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