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Kraut Corner ETO (id:#60489)

(Beyond the Beachhead 2 ID:BtB 3)

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Designer: Chas Smith

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Balance:

Americans	Germans

Overview:

None.

Attacker: Americans (Company E, 2-38th Infantry Regiment and 741st Tank Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division)

Defender: Germans (Elements of Battalion III, Fallschirmjaeger Regiment 9, Fallschirmjaeger Division 3)

Turns: 6 Players: 2 OBA: Both Night: No

North of Cloville, France 1944-07-11

Unit Counts:

Squads: A:12.0 D:6.0

AFVs: A:2
M4 x 1
M4 Tankdozer x 1

D:0

Guns: A:0 D:0

Victory Conditions:

Exit VP:		Building Control VC:		Area Control VC:
Unit Based VC:		LOS Style VC:		CVP Cap:

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JColeman Rated the scenario	2012-07-25 00:18:39
JColeman Added a playing	2012-07-25 00:18:31
Fre20741 Added a playing	2012-07-23 12:02:17
Fre20741 Modified the Attacker's AFVs	2012-07-10 20:22:13
Fre20741 Modified the Attacker's AFVs	2012-07-10 20:21:41

Last Played:

2012-07-22

(A) Fred Ingram

Jeff Coleman

Americans win

We gave the Germans the balance in this one due to the ROAR record (The Germans only had to have 5 good order units to win instead of 6). The flanking force was defined as 3 squads and the two crews with bazookas coming in on the opposite board edge. Jeff spread his units out over the entire front, forcing the Americans to do the same on the attack. The first turn had half squads running right at the defense to try & break open some intelligence (with only marginal success). Things were looking pretty good with the rest of the units that advanced. Then, on the turn one German prep fire, the OBA came down on the preregistered hex, catching a large stack in the open behind some bocage (that did not quite get up to the hedge line). Jeff rolls snakes. Death to smoochy all around [8-1, (3) squads with (2) MMG] as even a non critical hit causes KIA's with that result. Not a good way to start the scenario from the American perspective. After discovering that the eastern flank was guarded by mines (and what looked to be a lot of units), I brought the Turn 3 flanking force on to take care of that problem. Unfortunately, the first unit to come on also walked into a minefield in a completely unexpected spot. As it turned out, bringing my units to take on the bulk of his force was a good idea, as the Germans were able to hang on quite well through the thickets of bocage. I had purposely ignored the pillbox in the mid game, since taking it by CC was going to be very difficult. I lost both tanks to great panzerfaust shots, but not till after they had accomplished their primary goals. The turn before it had died, the bulldozer was able to participate in the successful encircling fire on his MMG nest. It all came down to the last turn and a half, when Jeff had 7 VP of units left (3 of them in the pillbox). I tried to CC Jeff's 7-0 radio operator in a wheatfield by the pillbox with a CX 1-2-6 crew - which only resulted in a dead crew. Luckily, I had arranged to have 3 squads with a 50-cal HMG led be a 9-2 in position to hopefully reduce the pillbox (although they were quite vulnerable in an orchard). Finally, the pillbox contents broke, leaving me with the victory.

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