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LordCucumber -> (7/2/2003 4:27:46 AM)
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In the north west a large group of armor and infantry takes on the lone rifflepit there. Unfortunately, as the Russian guards in the pit return fire, the structure is destroyed by massive counterfire.
In the western sector the line is holding. Russian guards are having tea awaiting the arrival of the German spearhead.
In the southwest, Germans are penetrating the Russian lines. The Russian field commander orders a retreat from the sector as far as it can be allowed. Most troops are allready falling back when this order is taken. Bravery is lacking on my side as well I suppose. :rolleyes:
In the south, a large armored column is spotted heading for the seemingly soft Russian belly. Since this area has been bombed nonstop by the Germans before they advance on it, the komrade in charge of it's defense expects a German push very soon indeed.
Also in the south, near the lake on the east side, some German infantry get the scare of their life as a self propelled gun fire at the building they are in, causing it to collapse on top of them, killing nearly all of them. That will teach those nazi pigs not to occupy the free worker's homes!
On the west side of the lake, the enemy is pushed back some more, only to reveal the dreaded 88mm AA gun aiming at one of the Russian tanks, firing and blowing it to smithereens. The Russian komrades wisely choose to avoid trouble and won't send anymore tanks..
In the south east things are relatively quiet, but with the nearby push of German armor, things may change soon enough. The troops there ready themselves for the German onslaught.
"This is Il-2 XV224 to base.. I am circleing the target area.. I have the enemy in my sights! Flak is medium to heavy I reckon.."
"This is Budapest Central Commitee Base.. Proceed with your run XV224!.."
Russian airpower rips through the German armored columns. Some vehicles are de-crewed and infantry suffers greatly from the bombardements.
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