The Drive On BruyeresBy Frank Donati
Two versions included,Multiplayer and vs.AI.Take command of the U.S 143rd Infantry Regimemts & 442d Regimental Combat Team.(Nisei) or the 316th& 736th Volksgrenadier Regiments for the fight to control the key town of Bruyeres in the Vosage Mountains of France. |
Garvus Tourville CounterattackBy Stephen Duncan
On the 27th of June the British managed to capture the Bridges over the Oden River southwest of Cane near Gavrus intact.On the 28th the Germans decided to drive the British back across the Oden.The 5th Co.of the 2th SS Panzer Battalion was detailed to attack.Your task as the British Commander is to hold with your 2nd.As German Commander your task is to drive the British back over the Oden and if you can demolish the Bridges. |
Operation GelbBy Paul Klassmann
In the pre-dawn hours of May 10,1940 an elite grope of German Airbornd Forces was tasked with a major mission code named "Operation Gelb".The mission was to take the well defended fortress of Eben Emael which dominated the tarrain for miles,their second objective was to capture the bridges that spanned the Albert Canal.Their success would allow the Sixth Army to pass without delay and continue with the conquest of France and the Low Countries. |
Slice and DiceBy Patrick Brett
Hypothetical encounter between a U.S CC and elements of a Panzer Division.This scenario is designed for head to head play or PBEM games.There is no trucks or halftracks |
Malta AssaultBy Jim Mc Evoy
This is a fictional scenario,of the Air Assault that did not take place.After Hilter attacked Crete in May 1941,the Germans suffered high losses.This scenario assumes that the lesson of Crete were not learned.This operation was planned but was not executed because of the drain on the Luftwaffe in the Russia conflict.By playing the Axis,you will re-learn the lesson that the Luftwaffe learned at Crete.As the Allied player you are faced with attacks from all directions. |
Hornets NestBy Todd Fong
This is a hypothetical scenario that takes place at the same time as the Battle of the Bulge.I've olny played it from the Allied side.Originally i gave the American side 155mm and 8 inch gun support,but found that the artillery was too devastating.I therefore deleted the 8 inch guns from the American side which makes things more challenging.I also tweaked the victory conditions |
Decision at DordrechtBy Dave Scheel
While much attention was being focused on the German airborne exploits at Eban Emael, elsewhere on May 10, 1940 the going was much tougher for Hitler's airborne elite. For the most part, the drops in Holland had failed to achieve any initial success and in some areas the isolated German airborne units had been forced onto the defensive. Faced with determined resistance by Dutch troops and having little or no heavy support, pockets of German paratroopers fought for survival. Such was the case at the Dutch city of Dordrecht. Without artillery and air support the German attackers found it difficult to hold their main objective, the bridges over the Kil Channel. With the German relief columns slow in arriving, the paratroopers struggled to maintain cohesion as Dutch reinforcements joined the fray. By the evening of the 11th, while still in control of the bridges at Dordrecht, the Germans found themselves under increasing pressure from Dutch units within the city itself. Although reinforced with additional German units flown into the captured Dutch airbase at Waalhaven, by the end of the fighting on the 12th little ground had been gained. In fact, with the arrival of the Dutch Light Division via the still intact Papendrecht Ferry, the defenders had actually retaken some territory captured by the Germans the day before. As morning dawned on the 13th, both sides had ambitious plans in store. The Dutch, now commanded by the Light Divsion's Colonel van der Bijl and bouyed by their successes of the previous day, intended to clear the entire Dordrecht Island of German invaders. Likewise, the overall German commander of airborne operations in Holland, General Student, had ordered additional ground troops to Dordrecht with the intention of eliminating the Dutch defenders and securing the city once and for all. |
Fortress TobrukBy Keith Schur
Nothing stands between Rommel and Cairo except for the Australian 9th Division holding the vital Italian harbor/fortress Tobruk. During the night of 13 April the grenadiers of Machine Gun Battalion 8 under Oberstleutnant Ponath infiltrated across the anti-tank ditch and barbed wire fence and established a bridgehead inside the Tobruk perimeter. By 0500 hours 5th Panzer Regiment under Oberst Olbrich passed through a gap cleared by Ponath's engineers, dropped off their riding infantry, and advanced until they reached a wadi a half mile inside the wire. At dawn the panzers started their engines, rolled out of the dip, and headed straight for the key road junction known as King's Cross. The Australian first defensive line was not defeated, and they now quitely wait for the German infantry attempting to follow. |
Bridgehead at Meuse RiverBy Miguel Molina
General Guderian was ordered to cross the Meuse river before 15:00 As the 1st Pz div was still under reorganization after its operations in the Ardennes, to gain time Guderian sent his engineers and the 1st Rifle Regiment with orders to maintain the bridgehead over the Meuse. In order to secure the bridge, the units needed to take the french defensive positions that jeopardized the crossing of the river. Ver 1.0 (16-Jan-99) (Designed by Miguel Molina, any comments or correction to IBM04723@globalnet.es). Best played as germans or PBEM |