German armour attack on a Russian held village somewhere on the eastern front. The twist is some of the haystacks are hiding Antitank guns. But which ones? |
Another themed FoW game. This time based on the eastern front. Agian it is based on a Two Fat Lardies mission by Chris Stroesen in the 2012 winter annual. I adapted to FOW and called Tiger hunting on the Eastern front
But it i guarded by a Battalion of Dug in Russians |
behind a hidden anti tank line |
The German getting ready to deploy. The PiV platoon opts to out flank. The panzers grenadier company goes in reserve to be activated on a single reserve roll |
The Russian are waiting with sixteen HMG teams. Any German infantry in the open would be vapourised |
Hmm, the frist german reserve roll see a panzer grenadier company arrive from reserve |
The second roll spots an antigun hiding if a haystack |
Next turn the gun is destroyed and the germans spot another |
At least this one last long enough to task out a half track |
The german rool towards the viallage with a Panzer platoon arriving from the flank |
The anti tank guns fail to make an impression all seven at knocked out in the first few turns |
The Panzers then line up to place the village under heavy fie |
The first German attack is repelled at the lost of a panzer |
The Germans switch flank and go again. They clear the village losing only a single tank in the exchange |
Ouch, the game was painful. The Germans were almost perfect is shutting down the anti-tank screen
and apart from minor inconvenience entering the village they were never really threatened. The Russians lacked enough AT assets It would unlikely the Germans would have been so aggressive against a western allies force with integrated PAITs and Bazookas. I think next time we switch back to the western front and do something around the Ardenne maybe do Battlefronts three game campaign.
That is all for now thanks for stopping by.
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