RETAKING VIERVILLE ASL SCENARIO S1 ‘VICTORY CONDITIONS: The Americans win a game end If here wre ‘no Good Onder German sits in buildings NS, N6, MA, and L3 TURN RECORD CHART ‘Scenario Design: John D.lobson \VIERVILLE, FRANCE, 7 June 1944: On D+1, the 1D1st Airborne found itself embroiled in a two-fold efor: consolidating its units which were scattered all ‘over the Cotentin Peninsala and establishing afm. eastern perimeter to peoect the American landing at Utah Beach. Vieille, which ay a few miles inland from Utah Beach, had been Hberate by America units on D-Day. Vierville was ‘8 major traffic thoreughfar since the southwesterly road which assed through ‘Vierville fed from Utah Beach tothe German strongpoint of St. Come du Mont On the morning of June 7, elements ofthe 2nd Battalion, S06 PIR moved cat from Viervlle towards Si-Come du Mont, leaving Vierville virtually unoce pied. The Germans took this opportunity to launch a series of counterattacks oo Nierville in hopes of cutting the road to St. Come da Mont BOARD CONFIGURATIO! BALANCE: ‘¥ Remove L3 fom the required buildings inthe Vietery Conditions (on ren ‘Sent ‘Ze AMERICAN Sets Up Fist GERMAN Moves First END Sot up on rod hexes N3, N4, MS, ES with no more than one NIMC it AY its Eater on Tura 1 along north edge: ‘Blements of Ist Battalion, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 10st Airborne Division [ELR: 5] Enter on Turn 2 slong torh edge: Ener on Tur 3 along north edge: eter on Turn {along east edge of 919th Grenadier Regiment ur 1 along west edge he Elements, center on a7 3 ; t= &:| Me AP ts Turn 2 along east edge Rs Elements of 6th Fallshiemiger Regiment enter on Turn along east edge’ a wae 3 Bae 2 SPECIAL RULES: None "AFTERMATH: Small wis Gom the It Batalin, SOG PIR sod vo Vieni nd ‘ren themeles it a ptched bate wih tne Geman. Toe tide othe tte changed several ies as cach se received eanorcements Uitimaey he fiepower tad det ‘nation of the Americas sborse tape proved ton mach fr te Germans, ho pve per beth Verilenr ough ightWAR OF THE RATS ea Scenario Design: Ken Dunn and Brian Youse STALINGRAD, RUSSIA 26 September 1942: During the summer months of 1942, German forces had advanced nearly unchecked aross the Russian steppes ‘With Russian resistance west of the Don River broken, Hitler ordered Army Group B to capture Stalingrad. Using the tiditional German tactics of lightning thrusts snd envolopment, and with the Rassians retreating before them, Sixth ‘Army commander Paulus sent an armored spearhead into the suburbs of Stalls trad in an attempt t quickly capture the city. The German tactics fale insige the confines of the eit, however a the Rustans were able to dig in and fight from every building. The inital spearhead blunted, the Germans commited more units and soo realized that this was avery different bate from what they had been Fighting. The confines ofthe city slifled manoeuvre, and German superior ty in alery. air power. and armor were rendered ineffective as the infantry of both sides intermingled wale ighting foreach block ofthe city. This was Ret- renkrieg the war ofthe ats ASL SCENARIO S2 s — BOARD CONFIGURATION: ELSE TOT BALANCE: A tence oe N orion ne rv —aa TURN RECORD CHART * “RUSSIAN Sts Up Fr 1}2/)31)41)]5 | 6 jenn GERMAN Move Fire Elements of 62nd Army [ELR: 3] sot up south of hexgtin AO-K4-P 2/22 | A Pd = 5 = a y 4 | ements of 9th Infantry Division [ELR: 3] set up north ofthe hengrain AP-K4-P4 LL OT (eed ts ke [t= [t= [=] ack] Fat [ak f @ - SPECIAL RULES: AFTERMATH: The Gennans conned 0 uy and ke te ey i «Moody tate of 4.Geman 348 suas tv ne Smoe aps iby 2(Lesthy Sten nme se whee ap ‘hie withstand the Gen onlASL SCENARIO $3 Scenario Design: Ken Dar CJ AACHEN, GERMANY 12 October 1944: The battle forthe city of Aachen had been raging since October 10th. A complicated series of maneuvers designed to encircle te city from both the north and the south had been occupying the aten tion of the American command. These fe units committed to the Frontal assault fn Aachen had some tough going. Not only were the Aachen defenders numer ally superior, bat they were fighting om their home soil for one ofthe cherished ‘Navi symbols: Aachen, home ofthe st Reich, BOARD CONFIGURATIO! => BALANCE: eet VICTORY CONDITIONS: The Americans win immediatly i'iey Con. # Add one German MMG tothe German fore et o ‘enn trol = 25 building hexes on mapboard 2 ‘i Remove one German 4-4-7 from the German force, TURN RECORD CHART ae 1[2]3|4]5|6 Lad JL Elements of 404th Regiment, 46th Volksgrenadier Division [ELR¢ 3] stvp on board y in hexes numbered = 2 and onboard fe] K3[h= SX Elements of 3rd Battalion, 26th Infantry Regiment [ELR: 3] set up on board y in hexes numbered = 7: Ver AY | 3/45] t= 14 mn (8) “0 z SPECIAL RUL! 1. The Germans may ly pre-desgnate 2 buildings anywhere within Rt Geel yeti nin het ents sasben, nen ale the haere "These buildings rescive an additional +1 tothe ivan: Howovt he men of Calne Carey's Sd Baia developed pate at 1 stone building would be +4 and a wooden was epate hy te Amonant every svaghold. Tey would setae coemy fe 3). The fortified nature of the building need only be revealed tothe Gung ache fume and then, under cove aetconer operons weal vance American player when it would make a difference to an atack vers unit Shd smite the poston In his way, the Amarians made good progress agin he ‘building or an American unit enters, ‘stefan elt rey.