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Brasche Encounter ETO (id:#58933)
The Bunker (Dispatches from the Bunker # 1 ID: DB001)
See Also: Brasche Encounter by Multi-Man Publishing
Homyly, France 1940-06-11 (4 others)
FE39: Misfortune (Fanatic Pack 3)
FT160: Close Encounter of the Bad Kind (From The Cellar Pack #6)
OB03: Brasche Encounter (Out of the Bunker)
RP 137: Chateau Gandelu (Rally Point #14)
Designer: Ralph McDonald
Starter kit scenario?:    Deluxe scenario?:
 
Balance:
GermanFrench
54.21686746988%

Overview:

As the drive through France continued, the crossing of the Seine River was a major objective to accomplish. Four squads of the Pionier detachment of the 93rd Motorized Infantry Regiment's II. Bataillon were ordered to take the bridge at Homyly. They were driven to and through the village under enemy fire, disembarking next to the woods leading to the bridge. They quickly moved through the woods and came upon the bridge where they spied four French soldiers standing guard at the beginning of the span. In a bold maneuver the 1st, 2nd and 3rd squads rushed the guard detachment, hoping to overwhelm them and grab control of the bridge before it was blown up underneath them. Successful, they occupied the bridge fortifications to await the French reinforcements that were sure to come. . .
Attacker: German (Bataillon II, Infanterie Regiment (mot) 93)
Defender: French (Homyly Bridge Guard Detachment and 6ème Armée)  
5 turns
    Players: 2     OBA: None     Night: No
Unit Counts:
Squads: A:4.0 D:7.0
AFVs: A:0 D:2
AMD 35 x 2

Guns: A:0
7.92 PzB 39 ATR x 2
D:0

Victory Conditions:

Exit VP: Building Control VC: Area Control VC:
Unit Based VC: LOS Style VC: CVP Cap:
Misc Rules: Ov6 w D: French concealment counters may set up in non-concealment terrain
Map Board(s): 19
Overlays: St3 B3 Wd2 Wd4 X8 X9
Errata (source)
Add to SSR3 “Contrary to A12.12 the 4 OB designated ? may set up in a foxholes.”DftB2
In SSR 2 the “steel” span bridge should be a stone bridge.DftB2
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DateReporterOpponentResultComments
2020-03-06(A) Ian Morris vs Paul Legg German winDB version.
2020-03-06(D) Paul Legg vs Ian Morris German win
2020-01-03(A) Jeff B vs Robert Loper French winIf the Germans don't make the foxholes by the end of their Turn 2 they will have an extremely difficult time. That's what happened to me. I got greedy Turn 1 trying to take out both HS when I should just have concentrated on the one on my side of the bridge. This guy needs to be taken out . As it was my Germans were hung out to dry on the bridge and brutally raped by overruns. By the end of Turn 2 I had lost half my force. By the end of Turn 3 I had my hero left. I wouldn't even call this a scenario; it's more like an ASL exercise.
2018-01-13(D) David Garvin vs Jim Stahler French winPoor Jim. I was able to FPF his initial rush at me and then my coupe de grace was a sniper attack that nailed his pinned stack by eliminating his 9-1 leader. His stack melted. My counter stroke absorbed his initial fire and then my Armored Cars overran his hapless infantry on the road. French win on GT 2.
Played at WO 2018.
2016-12-01(A) Paolo Cariolato vs Luca Marcolungo DrawOK it's little, it's cleaver, but it's too static for my taste, German player has to come up with a plan for taking the bridge, but that's not too difficult given the fact that most of the time the french will be broken during turn 1, after that it's static defence, and a dice feast which is always fun but not always nice.
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Rich Weiley Added a playing2020-06-14 04:14:58
Paul Legg Added a playing2020-06-09 13:44:20
Simonstan Added a playing2020-06-07 12:02:46
Gamer72 Added a playing2020-03-09 01:21:29
buser333 Added a playing2020-01-03 20:17:47
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Avg Rating: 5.50Votes: 20
Views: 2739
To-Play list count: 0
Estimated Play time: 1.6 hours
Recorded Games: 12
Archive recorded plays:
German4
French7
Drawn:1

ROAR Data: (as of Nov 2019)
Brasche Encounter [Confirmed]
[A] French 41
[D] German 31
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