sapper99
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We have survived the 75 mm guns of our enemy. They cant withstand our advance.
In the North a PZ IIIg takes out 3 Cavarly units trying to slip along the edge of the forest. The fourth unit runs away. Infantry continues to attack thru the woods as Legionnaires die or retreat.
In the Center the tide has turned. a lone PZ IVd kills a DCA Quad and several inf units. another gets the AMR 35 that was hiding nearby. At the bridge near the villiage, the French lose 2 Char 1Bs and their Cav and inf there retreat. We Lose a brave PZ IIIg . InThe open ground just south of the villiage, a hotchkiss takes a shot at an Opel and is quickly dispatched.
The Southern fight also has seen a change. We lose 2 PZ IIIg, there one to a Somua, the other fighting bravely surronded by tanks and inf. The motorcycle squads in the souh are no more as they were caught in the open or near the treeline and gunned down. We have CROSSED THE RIVER, and now the French try to make a stand.
Strangley a squad of French sappers have died in the rear area. AT the end of the turn French 120mm rains down upon the brave soldiers of the Fatherland. They will rally well and continue to fight. we have advanced beyond the enemys 60mm fire and it falls harmlessly behind us, as our own 150mm drops just in front of us right on target.
If they dont run away the French in that area will be like sitting ducks next turn. Several of our tanks have their main guns damaged, but they continue forward, cleaning out inf across the map.
We could end this fight now if we had CAS to rain upon the French. Too bad they are over the skies of Moscow and London.
Long live the Reich.
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Sapper
"Airborne by Choice, Sapper by the Grace of God."
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