Russian aid had finally arrived. Russian Tanks pushed forward in blitzkrieg fashion to punch holes in the enemy lines which Spanish Infantry could exploit. Captain Paul Arman had lost his infantry support, and upon reaching his objective, the town of Seseña, he drove his unit in. Upon entering the square, he was confronted by a large cannon and a troop of Cavalry that had just entered the square. Thinking they were his lost infantry support, but soon realized they were Nationalists, he jumped in his tank and ordered his troops too open fire.
Attacker: Spanish Republican / Russian (Company "Arman" of tanks and bon. of Militiamen "Dawn.")
Defender: Spanish Nationalist (Bon. of Seamen of the Monastery Column)
