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Hailstone -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (11/4/2019 10:58:04 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Big Ivan quote: ORIGINAL: Hailstone Well, here's a bundle of that Hailstone guy... Thanks Hailstone, much appreciated!![;)] Ahhh, I bet you say that to all the hailstones! [:D]

Big Ivan -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (11/4/2019 11:09:00 PM)
Naw, just the ones in the Phoenix, AZ camp. Thanks my friend!![;)]

Hailstone -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (11/8/2019 10:45:28 PM)
If you see it coming, it's already too late... Hungarian Manors Obuda, Hungary, December 27, 1944: After the Soviet 2nd and 3rd Ukranian Fronts had encircled Budapest on the 25th, the tempo of the fighting in Buda had increased. Both sides fed units piecemeal into the battles developing in the hills surrounding Buda. Units of the 8th SS found themselves engaged in a fierce, often hand to hand battle to prevent the Soviets from occupying all of the strategic high ground North and West of Buda. Game Length: 7 turns For the Russians to win they must capture both buildings on the hilltops For the Germans to win they must defend the high ground Russians: Squads, HMG, MMG's, LMG's, FT, DC's, AFV's Germans: Squads, HMG's, MMG's, LMG's, PSK, AT Gun, AFV's Boards: #41 Aftermath: The Soviets stormed up hills, attempting to force the Germans from their defensive positions, while Soviet and German tanks stalked each other in the narrow streets below. These battles would go on for almost the entire seige. Only when the defenders ran out of ammunition would they vacate their hilltop villas which, during the see-saw battles, had been reduced to rubble heaps. Source: Coastal Fortress OPT1.1 Hungarian Manors designed by Chris Olden ***This file has been uploaded again for those receiving "Page not found".

Hailstone -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (11/11/2019 12:31:14 AM)
For those who have served on this Veteran's Day... Aachen Redoubt Aachen, Germany, October 14, 1944: "In the early stages of the American attack upon the first German city to be reached by the Allied forces, two battalions of the 26th Infantry Division were tasked to force their way into the city from the southeast. Two companies of the 2nd Battalion, clearing the city block by block, met the strongpoint at St. Elizabeth's Church, guarding the edge of Farwick Park and the Palace Hotel beyond that contained the German headquarters. Augmented by the battalion's light and heavy machine-guns firing up the streets, shelling usually drove the Germans into the cellars where the infantry stormed them from behind a barrage of hand grenades. Whenever the enemy proved particularly tenacious, the riflemen used other weapons at their disposal, including demolitions and flamethrowers. After a few bitter experiences in which the Germans bypassed in cellars and storm sewers emerged in the rear of the attackers, the riflemen soon learned that speed was less important than pertinacity." (Excerpt from the book: 'The Seigfried Line Campaign' by Charles B. McDonald) Game Length: 8 turns For the Americans to win they must capture two buildings from the German defenders For the Germans to win they must defend the building strongpoints Americans: Squads, MMG's, FT's, DC's, BAZ's, ART Gun Germans: Squads, HMG, MMG, LMG's Boards: #1 Aftermath: Early on October 14th, when two companies combined to overrun the strongpoint at St. Elizabeth's Church, the momentum of the attack carried one of the companies a few hundred yards past the church and into Farwick Park, the big park surrounding the Kurhaus and Palast-Hotel Quellenof. Yet this company's hold was tenuous at best, for the rest of the Battalion still was occupied in the buildings on the approaches to the park. Source: Scenario AY04-T (B060727), Aachen Redoubt * Okay, I uploaded again for those who keep getting "Page not found".*

Hailstone -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (11/15/2019 9:53:56 PM)
No matter how much I try, I still try... Sherman Marches West Krupki, Byelorussia, June 28, 1944: Operation Bagration, launched by the Soviets on June 23rd, was turning out to be highly successful, German reports noted that the Russians no longer attacked as in the early days with masses of infantry across a broad front but instead employed concentrated groups of infantry supported by well-controlled fire from heavy weapons with follow up forces available, once favorable forward positions were established. In addition, the German high command did not believe that this was the major portion of the Russian summer offensive and refused to send strategic reserves immediately. Finally, however, the situation on the ground proved threatening enough that the 5th Panzer Division with Tiger tanks of the attached 505th Heavy Tank Battalion was sent to resist. Game Length: 7.5 turns For the Russians to win they must capture the buildings of the train station For the Germans to win they must defend the station against the Russian onslaught Russians: Squads, LMG's, AFV's Germans: Squads, HMG, MMG, LMG's, PSK's, FT, AT Gun, AFV's Boards: #T, #V Aftermath: As the Tigers arrived they advanced to contact with the 3rd Byelorussian Front near Krupki Railroad Station. The Russians with their lend-lease Shermans had marched west in an effort to surround the demoralized and retreating elements of Army Group Center at Borisov. A sharp engagement occurred and while the experienced Tigers inflicted heavy casualties, they could not stop the capture of the station. Ultimately, the 505th destroyed 128 tanks of the 3rd Byelorussian Front over the following few weeks but lost all 29 of its own Tigers in the process. The heavy losses to the Russians caused the relief of Marshal Pavel Rotmistrov, but not before the elimination of some 350,000 German soldiers, almost all of Army Group Center. Source: ASL Scenario S24, Sherman Marches West by Ken Dunn

UP844 -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (11/15/2019 10:55:27 PM)
Thanks for your efforts, Hailstone! [&o]

Hailstone -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (11/15/2019 11:26:33 PM)
[:)]

Hailstone -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (11/17/2019 8:30:36 PM)
Here's a Sunday recreation for those who dare... Smasher Karl Seelow, Germany, April 16, 1945: With a large bridgehead across the Oder around Kustrin, the 1st Belorussian Front was ready to drive on Berlin. Opposing them was the 56th Panzer Corps commanded by Lieutenant General Karl Weilding a capable and highly decorated panzer leader known to his friends as "Smasher Karl". Game Length: 10 turns For the Russians to win they must take VP buildings to capture the town of Seelow For the Germans to win they must prevent the Russians from capturing the town Russians: Squads, HMG, MMG's, LMG's, Radio, AFV's Germans: Squads, HMG, MMG, LMG's, Radio, AA Guns, AFV's Boards: #2, #15, #22 Aftermath: The 8th Guards Army advanced into a hornet's nest. The 54th Panzer Corp pinned down the Soviets in the most crucial sector for 48 hours until the night of the 17h when in the face of superior numbers, they conceded the heights. Source: On All Fronts, Smasher Karl by J.P. Werbaneth, January 1987

Hailstone -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (11/24/2019 10:36:01 PM)
Sunday, here we go... Grunewald Charlottenburg, Germany, April 26, 1945: Berlin was being crushed in a Soviet vise. The situation looked hopeless but Hitler believed that Wenck's 12th Army could disengage from the Americans on the Elbe and race over the Havel River to save the stricken city. To facilitate this operation the Fuhrer ordered a thousand Hitler Youth and the 18th Panzergrenadier Division to hold open the bridges and an east-west corridor into the capital. Suddenly, Soviet spearheads drove through Grunewald, the city park, striving to close the gap and completely surround Berlin. Game Length: 8 turns For the Russians to win they must exit enough troops to surround Berlin For the Germans to win they must prevent the capital from being surrounded Russians: Squads, MMG, LMG's, AFV's Germans: Squads, HMG, MMG, LMG's, PSK's, AT Guns, ART Gun, AFV's Boards: #5, #6, #23 Aftermath: Even though tremendously outnumbered, the defenders were able to halt the advance of the 3rd Guards Tank Army for another day. The corridor shrank but the way was still open for Wenck to save Berlin. The 12th Army was engaged on so many different fronts that while units did succeed in reaching as far as Potsdam it could move no closer to Berlin. Source: On All Fronts, #11, Grunewald by Tim Yaylor, July 1986

Raybert1123 -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (11/25/2019 2:42:56 PM)
Thanks for doing what you do.

Hailstone -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (11/26/2019 1:31:40 AM)
Thanks, Ray, you helped made them possible! I just like doing it but, talking about doing it... Victory at Pratulin South of Pratulin, Poland, June 22, 1941: For many German units, Operation Barbarossa began with the crossing of the Bug River. For the 17th and 18th Panzer Divisions, this crossing was accomplished with specially modified tanks that could travel underwater to depths of 10 to 15 meters. Originally designed for Operation SeeLowe (the invasion of England) they were now deployed in Army Group Center's opening move across the Bug River. Game Length: 11.5 turns For the Germans to win they must exit units to expand the bridgehead For the Russians to win they must contain the German bridgehead Germans: Squads, MMG's, LMG's, ATR, AFV's Russians: Squads, MMG, LMG's, ATR's, AFV's Boards: #4 Aftermath: The initial German thrust outside of Pratulin was quite successful. The Russian frontier guards were completely surprised. Russian armored cars, however, had shown up and were harassing the German infantry's bridgehead until the amphibious tanks crossed the Bug River and attacked. Several armored cars went up in smoke while others fled. The Germans had successfully expanded their bridgehead by the end of the first day. Source: On All Fronts, Victory at Pratulin by Jeffrey Sheilds. ASL adaptation by John Letts. Playtested by the Southern California ASL Club (SEASLC), December 1986

rico21 -> Dnepr 43 (11/28/2019 7:51:07 AM)
Dnepr 43 October 1943, Dnepr River. After Kursk Battle, the Dnepr is the objective for each one. Attack and counter-attack, bridgehead and kessel, blood and guts... Attacker: Russian Defender: German Best played on Russian SIDE first / with LOS: 26 Hexes / with RULE: Rico War / with MOD: Yours / etc. Scenario Length: 8 Game Turns Victory objective: The side with the required Victory Points is the winner. Both sides gets VPs for owning VP Objectives. Scenario designer : Battle Academy'Men [ BA2 ]

Hailstone -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (12/1/2019 10:05:22 PM)
This is another reason why I live in the Sonoran Desert... Hell Freezes Over Panovo, Russia, December 14, 1941: As Operation Typhoon ground to a halt and the brutal Russian winter closed in, The German Army was left in a position of extreme peril at the gates of Moscow. Strung out and suffering from heavy casualties, the Germans were in no position to deal with the cold and the Russian counter-offensive that was brewing. The German generals pleaded with Hitler to withdraw their frost-bitten and exhausted troops to more defensible locations. Incredibly, and with rare good sense, Hitler sanctioned the retreat of his troops. Not a moment too soon. Even as the Germans were pulling back and digging in, STAVKA was positioning tough and especially equipped Siberian troops and armor for the counter-offensive. Among the positions, the Germans were determined to hold was the highway bridge near the town of Panovo. Partially destroyed during Operation Typhoon, the town still provided the Germans with cover. Grim and shivering infantry of the 3rd Motorized Rifle Regiment hunkered down in the frozen, burnt-out rubble and waited for the Russians to appear. Game length: 8.5 turns For the Russians to win they must break-through the town of Panovo For the Germans to win they must prevent the Russian break-through Russians: Squads, MMG's, LMG's, ATR's, AFV's Germans: Squads, HMG, MMG's, LMG's, Radio, AT Guns, AFV's Boards: #12, #33 Aftermath: The Soviets were determined but lacked both leadership and a clearcut strategy. Russian troops and armor swarmed across the bleak landscape time and again, but the Germans had entrenched and fortified the key positions into hedgehogs. The Russian attacks were broken up by German MG and artillery fire, and breakthroughs were headed off by the timely arrival of German armor and mechanized infantry. In the case of Panovo, the defenders were invested from several directions at once by Siberian ski troops and armor. Only the intervention of reinforcements from the 6th Panzer Battalion prevented a breakthrough. German flexibility and combined arms had driven off this attack. But it would not be the last. Source: Scenario OTT 4 (version 3.4), Hell Freezes Over by Dan Preston

Big Ivan -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (12/1/2019 11:09:48 PM)
Hailstone and Rico, Both of you thanks for the scenarios!![:D] Big Ivan[;)]

Hailstone -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (12/2/2019 11:16:36 PM)
Cool John, I'm glad my stuff is enjoyed as long as it doesn't mess with my morning routine because it ain't stopping... Just Before Breakfast September 11, 1944, Arnaville, France: Forced to evacuate Dornot at night, XX Corps struggled to reinforce the sole remaining foothold it had across the Moselle at Arnaville. At dawn, the Germans launched a strong counterattack. Game Length: 7 Turns For the Germans to win they must take most of the buildings in Arnaville For the Americans to win they must prevent the Waffen SS from capturing the town Germans: Squads, MMG's, LMG's, AFV's Americans: Squads, HMG, MMG, BAZ's, AFV's Boards: #2, #10, #17 Aftermath: At dawn, a strong counterattack was launched against the 1st Battalion. Accurate fire from artillery and tank destroyers emplaced above the village of Arnaville managed to drive the attackers back. Source: Against All fronts, ASL Tournament (SL Rally '87), Just Before Breakfast, March 1988

Big Ivan -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (12/3/2019 12:42:48 AM)
Rock on Sam. I love what you do!![&o] I don't have to much time for TotH because I am very busy with the Campaign Series right now! But when my work there is finished I have a truckload of your scenarios to play through and I an eagerly waiting for that day!![:D] You keep making and I keep downloading and storing. That's a good thing. Take care Sam and Happy Holidays!! John[;)]

Hailstone -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (12/4/2019 3:38:26 PM)
Here's a short tournament scenario... Prelude to Fall Blau Kramatorsk area, Russia, May 17, 1942: On May 12th the Soviets made their second attempt to recapture Kharkov. Missing their initial opportunity, they committed their second echelon troops. Unfortunately for them, it was too late as the Germans counter- attacked to the south. Game Length: 6.5 turns For the Germans to win they must exit troops to meet with 6th Army to cut off the Russians For the Russians to win they must stop the German offensive Germans: Squads, LMG's, AFV Russians: Squads, MMG, LMG's, ATR Boards: #4 Aftermath: The 9th Army was not prepared to throw back a German attack. The Germans threw the Soviets back with superior forces. On May 23rd, Army Group "Kleist" joined up with the 6th Army to cut the Soviets off from the east. The Kharkov offensive had failed. Source: On All Fronts, N.O.W.S. Con, 1986 ASL Tournament Scenario #1, Prelude to Fall Blau by Bill Sisler, February 1988

Hailstone -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (12/6/2019 1:54:55 PM)
Here's another battle in the last days of the Reich but from the other side... The Final Assault Berlin, Alsenstrasse, April 30, 1945: The battle for the Reichstag was no longer in doubt and the only remaining question was the date the former parliament would fall. The situation was desperate but the defenders still held. A new Soviet attack was launched at 1130 hours under the shelling of German guns firing from the Kroll Opera House and soon the infantry reached the anti-tank ditch and the edge of the Alsenstrasse. In the face of this danger, the Germans quickly gathered a counterattack force: a battalion of marine cadets. Game Length: 8.5 turns For the Germans to win they must recapture buildings in Berlin to delay the end For the Russians to win they must prevent the Germans from delaying the final assault on the Reichstag Boards: #6, #23 Germans: Squads, HMG, MMG, LMG's, DC's, AA Russians: Squads, HMG, MMG, LMG's, DC, ART, AFV's Aftermath: The Alsenstrasse was crossed under enemy fire and the Cadets seized a foothold in the buildings on the western side of the avenue. After a promising start, the counterattack collided with elements of the 525th Infantry Regiment. Russian reinforcements quickly arrived to bolster the defense and soon the Germans were thrown back to their starting line with heavy losses. The last attack to delay the end of the Reich, from now on reduced to a few square kilometers, failed. Source: Tactiques magazine, TAC 66, The Final Assault translated by Coastal Fortress designed by Jean-Luc Bechennec, 1994

Hailstone -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (12/7/2019 12:48:31 AM)
Here's a short and sweet scenario... Gavin's Northern Assault Near Nijmegan, September 18, 1944: General Gavin's paratroopers were attempting to capture the bridge at Nijmegan and link up with the British XXX Corps. Game Length: 5.5 turns For the Americans to win they must mop up the German defenders as they exit to meet the British XXX Corp For the Germans to win they must stop Gavin's assault Americans: Squds, BAZ44"s Germans: Squads, LMG's Boards: #13 Aftermath: Gavin's combat-hardened paratroopers push forward under light resistance and mopped up the German defenders. One day later they linked up with General Dempsey and the British XXX Corp at Nijmegan Bridge. Source: On All Fronts, N.O.W.S. Con 1986 ASL Tournament Scenario #2, designed by David Sisler, April 1986 *Amended to include VP's for German units eliminated, 5/30/2021*

Hailstone -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (12/8/2019 10:55:30 PM)
So here's how I spent a rainy day... Battle of Lake Ladoga Near Lake Ladoga, August 4, 1941: Mannerheim's plan to recover the Karelian Isthmus took the indirect approach. First, his left-wing would clear the area north of the Vuoski River, outflanking Vipuri, and then turn towards the Gulf of Finland to cut the Russians off from Leningrad. By the 4th, the Russians were trapped against Lake Ladoga. Game Length: 5.5 turns For the Finns to win they must control the buildings by the lake For the Russians to win they must fend off the Finn assault for the buildings Finns: Squads, LMG's Russians: Squads, LMG's Boards: #5, #8 Aftermath: With the Russians trapped against the lake they once again fought a skillful rearguard action. The Russians were able to evacuate most of their men. By August 23rd, the Finns had cleared the whole north bank of the Vuoski River. Source: On All fronts, 1986 ASL Tournament Scenario #3, Battle at Lake Ladoga, designed by Bill Sisler

Hailstone -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (12/11/2019 12:47:07 AM)
Well here's a quicky or nooner or whatever you call it... Surprise at Kalfertshaus Germany, February 24, 1945: After XX Corp's 94th Infantry Division and elements of the 10th Armored Division had established bridgeheads on the east bank of the Saar River, plans were made to continue driving east and capture the town of Zerf. In a move to expand the bridgehead by encouraging a German withdrawal, the 5th Ranger Battalion was ordered to infiltrate the German front line and out the main road leading to the German rear. Game Length: 5 turns For the Americans to win they must capture the two buildings along the road heading toward the German rear For the Germans to win they must prevent the Rangers from penetrating their lines Americans: Squads, MMG's, BAZ45's Germans: Squads, HMG, MMG Boards: #16 Aftermath: As the Rangers approached the objective B Company came under fire from a farmhouse. Not wishing to bypass a German stronghold they attacked. Just as the Germans were being overrun, a machinegun in a hidden pillbox opened up, pinning the Rangers. A flanking maneuver around the pillbox, combined with a rush of the farmhouse, gave the Rangers the upper hand. All the Germans either surrendered or were killed. Source: On All Fronts, Surprise at Kalfertshaus, designed by Art Douglas, June 1988

Hailstone -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (12/13/2019 12:12:35 AM)
Now that's what I want to hear... Mission Accomplished Sicily, July 10, 1943: It was D-Day and Operation Husky was in full swing. The 1st Battalion of the 505th Regimental Combat Team had the mission of blocking the route to the invasion beaches of the U.S. 1st Infantry Division at Gela. They were deployed in a valley astride the road leading from Niscemi to Gela when, at about 0700 Hrs, a column of the Western Kampfgruppe, Hermann Goering Division approached. Game Length: 7 turns For the Germans to win they must exit sufficient numbers to reach the invasion beaches For the Americans to win they must block the German advance to the invasion beaches Germans: Squads, HMG, MMG's, LMG's,m AFV's Americans: Squads, HMG, MMG's, MTR's, BAZ43's Boards: #2, #19 Aftermath: The German column was preceded by a small advance guard which the Americans ambushed from their hidden positions. Hearing the gunfire the Germans deployed their infantry and advanced. The paratroopers maintained their concealment until the Germans approached to within 100 yards. They then opened fire and pinned the Germans in the open. German tanks rushed forward, but these were driven off with accurate bazooka fire. Most of the German infantry were killed or captured and the armor was forced to withdraw. Source: On All Fronts, Mission Accomplished, Scenario Design Contest #6, December 1988 *My apologies but I neglected to complete the victory conditions, all good now*

Hailstone -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (12/13/2019 4:01:39 PM)
Here's another night scenario... A Midnight Stroll Northeast of Rzhev, November 15, 1941: Earlier in the day, and under cover of heavy snowfall, the Russians captured Hill 747 which endangered the right flank of the 464th regiment. At 2200 hours, after moving up to their jump over positions under cover of night, the Germans counterattacked. Shouting loudly, they broke into the Russian positions on the hill. Game Length: 6 turns For the Germans to win they must capture Hill 747 For the Russians to win they must hold the high ground Germans: Squads, MMG's, LMG's Russians: Squads, HMG, MMG's, LMG, MTR Boards: #2 Aftermath: The attack confused the Russians who were taken by surprise. Caught unawares, the Russian artillery remained silent throughout the battle. When the signal flare went up, the German artillery opened fire on the Russian held side of the hill. Russian machine guns covering the flanks put up fierce resist- ance before being put out of action in hand-to-hand combat. After 45 minutes, Hill 747 was completely in German hands. About 60 prisoners were taken and in the morning 70 Russian dead were found on the hill. Of the five German casualties, only one was seriously injured. Source: On All Fronts, A Midnight Stroll, Scenario design Contest #5, December 1988

Hailstone -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (12/15/2019 3:42:42 AM)
Looks like we're going Country on this one... A Day on the Farm Coxen's farm, Tunisia, November 25, 1942: Elements of the 1st Battalion, commanded by Lt. Colonel Waters, were making rapid progress in their drive toward Bizerte and Tunis. At 0700 Hours they seized a road junction south of Mateur and then pushed east across the Tine River toward the Chouigui Pass. Two miles northwest of the Pass contact was made with German Parachute Engineers. The Germans fell back to a walled French farm. Game Length: 8 turns For the Americans to win they must capture the farm For the Germans to win they must defend the farm Americans: Squads, HMG, MMG, BAZ43's, MTR's, AFV's Germans: squads, HMG, LMG's, DC's, AT Gun's, AFV Boards: #6 Aftermath: The inexperienced U.S. forces were unable to dislodge the German Paratroopers. However, when a U.S. Reconnaissance Company out-flanked the farm and advanced east toward Djedeida, the Germans were forced to withdraw to Mateur during the night. Source: On All Fronts, A Day on the Farm, Scenario Design Contest #1, October 1988

Hailstone -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (12/17/2019 11:25:13 PM)
Hey, it's that time of the year for ... Winter Hell Northwest of Moscow, Saturday, December 6, 1941: The winter, the attrition of long months of war and finally the dramatic resistance of the Russians have stopped the German offensive on Moscow. Between the River Sestra and the Moscow Lake, five battalions of the German 36th Motorized Division are scattered among several villages and groups of houses. At 0600 Hours, on the coldest day of the winter (-40 Deg Celius), the Russian counteroffensive is launched all along the front. In a nondescript hamlet, one German infantry company supported by an ad hoc AT detachment is assaulted. Game Length: 8.5 turns For the Russians to win they must capture the stone buildings and exit troops westward For the Germans to win they must stop the Russian offensive through the village Russians: squads, MMG, LMG's, ATR, AFV's Germans: squads, HMG, MMG's, LMG, AT Gun's, AFV Boards: #16, #17 Aftermath: At top speed, four tanks mounted by 10 to 20 men stormed the village, ejected the first company from the houses and tried to overrun the AT guns. Three of the tanks were soon destroyed in close fights but the Russian infantry now attacked from the woods following the artillery barrage. Despite heavy casualties, the Germans were able to contain the assault with small arms and MG fire. Suddenly, two more tanks appeared from the south in search of the remaining AT guns. Having destroyed one of those tanks a 50mm AT gun malfunctioned at the moment of being overrun. The last Russian tank crushed the piece three times before being destroyed by the last AT gun. Too meager reinforcements and fires blazing everywhere in the village imposed a German withdrawal. The Russians' constant attacks made this retreat a nightmare and the 36th Motorized Division was nearly destroyed in the progress. "Rencontres ASL 88", Belgium Source: On All Fronts, Winter Hell, "Rencontres ASL 88", January 1989

Hailstone -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (12/18/2019 11:17:41 PM)
Ho, Ho, Ho... Running A Mook Mook, Belgium, Wednesday, September 20, 1944: Operation Market Garden was on its third day and already 24hrs behind schedule. Nijmegen Bridge still was not in Allied control. German pressure on the airborne corridor was increasing daily. In Mook, the Germans had taken the town thus threaten- ing the only bridge the 82nd controlled at that time. Colonel Eckman quickly rallied all available forces and attacked Mook. Game Length: 5.5 turns For the Americans to win they must capture the town of Mook For the Germans to win they must defend Mook, the pathway to Nijmegen Bridge Americans: Squads, MMG, BAZ44's Germans: Squads, MMG, LMG's Boards: #3, #10 Aftermath: General Gavin recognized the importance of Mook and asked for help from Cold Stream Guards. Meanwhile, Colonel Eckman attacked and, in an all-day house-to-house engagement, slowly pushed the Germans back out of Mook just as the Cold Stream guards arrived. Source: On All Fronts - January 1989, Strategicon May 1988, Running A Mook

UP844 -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (12/19/2019 9:00:44 PM)
The title of the last scenario is terrific!!! [:D][:D][:D] Thanks for the endless stream of scenarios, I look forward to playing some in the coming holidays!

Hailstone -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (12/19/2019 10:33:37 PM)
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Hailstone -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (12/19/2019 10:35:45 PM)
I've always hated hiking uphill... Attack on Hill 307 Novorossiysk area, Monday, February 8, 1943: After a three-day buildup of the beachhead, the Soviets made an attempt to expand it. One objective was Hill 307. From here they could dominate the Novorossiysk-Glebouka road. Game Length: 6.5 turns For the Russians to win they must capture the Hill For the Germans to win they must stop the Russian onslaught Russians: Squads, MMG, LMG's, DC's, FT, AFV's Germans: Squads, MMG, LMG's, MTR, AFV Boards: #2, #5 Aftermath: The Soviets pushed up Hill 307, straddling the road just in time to meet a German counter-attack led by the newly arrived German 125th Division. Pushed off of Hill 307, the Soviets dug in and received reinforcements. By February 14th, the rain began to fall, slowing all offensive operations to a crawl. Source: On All Fronts, N.O.W.S. Con 1986, Attack on Hill 307, by W. Sisler, March 1989

seagles -> RE: Submitted Scenarios (12/20/2019 5:18:03 PM)
Hailstone, has someone trapped you in a Scenario Production Sweatshop??? Not that we mind! Thanks for you all you do to keep this game alive. Scott

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