Scenario

wulfir · #1 January 5th, 2015, 01:39 PM

Bergstein, Germany,
December 5, 1944

Brandenberg has just been taken.

CCR, US 5th Armored, and elements of the 8th Infantry Division move up to take Bergstein and the nearby Hill 400...

...the Germans, fearful of what American spotters ontop of Hill 400 might discover, release parts of the 272. Volksgrenadier-Division, earmarked for the coming Ardennes offensive, to stop the American push on Bergstein.

Ts4EVER · #2 January 5th, 2015, 03:29 PM

I actually was there once, nice view indeed. Wasn't it ranger that assaulted it though?

wulfir · #3 January 5th, 2015, 08:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Ts4EVER

Wasn't it ranger that assaulted it though?

hmm...

The initial attack (Dec 5) on Bergstein was carried out by the depleted 10th Tank Bn and 47th Armored Infantry Bn, supported by elements of the 8th US Infantry. They managed to capture the town but not the Hill from the defending German forces - mainly II/Grenadier-Rgt 980.

Heavy German counterattacks followed where more units of the 272nd Volksgrenadier-Division were comitted, along with KG Türke (elements of the Panzer and Panzerjäger Abteilungen of the 3. PzGren-Div).

Companies D and F of the 2nd Ranger Bn was used to reinforce the effort against Hill 400 (Dec 6) and manged to capture it.

The scenario is based on the events of both Dec 5 and 6. The two ranger companies are included in the scenario as reinforcements - at full strength, which was not the case in 1944 - but then again the Germans have access to the Hetzers of anti-tank units from 272. and 277. Divisions which did supposeldy give fire support but were not comitted otherwise.

wulfir · #4 January 12th, 2017, 06:12 PM

Arras region, France
May 21, 1940 -

A British attack into the extended flank of the 7. Panzer-Division cause major problems for the Germans as the slow moving but heavily armoured Matilda I and II tanks prove near impossible to stop.

On the British right flank the 7th Royal Tank Regiment and the 8th Bn, Durham Light Infantry tear into elements of the 7. Panzer and the green Totenkopf Division.

Rommel has his spearhead – the three tank battalion strong Panzer-Regiment 25 under von Rothenburg - wheel around and come back to the aid of the German infantry forces, but by this time parts of the French 3e Division Légère Mécanique has moved in to screen the British effort.

Break the Panzers, crush Rommel...!

wulfir · #5 January 13th, 2017, 08:43 AM

Chabrehez, Belgium
May 10, 1940 -

The German offensive in the West has begun. Belgium has been invaded.
At the village of Chabrehez a reduced company of the 3e Régiment de Chasseurs Ardennais attempt to block the vanguard of the German 7. Panzer-Division..., Resiste et Mords...

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This scenario uses timed objectives. Most players should be able to reach a draw, skilled players have a chance at a better result but must be careful with not losing units unnecessarily...

wulfir · #6 January 13th, 2017, 03:26 PM

Uscilug, Bug river, Soviet occupied Poland
June 22, 1941 -

As the day breaks, Unternehmen Barbarossa.

Troops of the Soviet 87th Rifle Division defending the former Polish town of Uscilug are drawn into a vicious battle..., for the Germans, Eastern Front - a taste of things to come...

DRG · #7 January 13th, 2017, 03:33 PM

Been saving these up I see

I will get all of them into the next patch. Thanks Ulf !

Don

wulfir · #8 January 13th, 2017, 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by DRG

Been saving these up I see

Bunch of half finished scenarios that I have not had time to complete, until now. Got a couple of days off, best get to work...

wulfir · #9 January 13th, 2017, 06:57 PM

Chodaczkow Wielki, Poland
April 15, 1944 -

The German garrison of Tarnopol has been surrounded for some time.

It is time for Kampfgruppe Friebe's second try at lifting the siege, this time reinforced with the green Hohenstaufen-Division. In the vanguard the Tigers of 3./sPzAbt 507...

The first leg of the relief attempt aims for the village of Chodaczkow Wielki...

wulfir · #10 January 16th, 2017, 04:08 AM

Gross Sabin, Pommerania,
Germany,
March 1, 1945 -

The (Polish) LWP 2nd and 6th Divisions have not been able to break the German defences near Gross Sabin when a mounted charge by troops of the 1st 'Warsaw' Cavalry Brigade breach the German line at the nearby village of Schönfeld...

...the surprising move is claimed by some to have been the last cavalry charge of the Polish army...