Date | Reporter | | Opponent | Bal. | Result | Comments |
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2023-10-06 | (A) Dwayne Duval | vs | kevin duval | A | German (SS) win | |
2023-10-06 | (D) Kevin Duval | vs | Dwayne Duval | A | German (SS) win | German HMG went on a rate of fire tear as the Russian Human Wave was mowed down in Turn 2. Not enough Russians units left to fullfill VC. |
2023-03-05 | (D) Ric Hammond | vs | Don Nordoff | | German (SS) win | Was over by Turn 4. Two human waves repulsed on turn 1. Broken and reduced Russians all over the place. |
2022-03-11 | (D) Dave Mareske | vs | Craig Renier | | German (SS) win | Tried this again with Craig switching sides. The Russians crept forward on turn 1, but were not set up right for a Human Wave, which might have changed things. Even so, they were able to get into a couple of CCs. However, those Melees lasted too long and eventually made exiting not a viable option. Loosing one of the tanks to MG fire also made exiting improbable. Turning their attention to getting the buildings then, the Russians were slightly out of position and the HMG made short work of anyone that tried to creep out on the road. |
2022-02-25 | (D) Craig Renier | vs | Dave Mareske | | German (SS) win | The Russians kicked off the battle with two Human Waves. The Germans responded with heavy accurate Defensive Fire leaving the Russian attackers littered across the battlefield. The Russians pulled back and tried to regroup. The Russians failed to Rally, two squads under the Commissar. The Russians were finally able to recover somewhat and resumed the attack using the AFVs to drive off the forward defenders. A fortunate shot killed a German 8-1 and MMC with MMG who were covering the German left. The German center held strong, but began to weaken. Needing the firepower, a Russian AFV attempted and failed to repair its MA suffering Recall. This was followed by a shot at the second Russian AFV from the German INF gun which caused the AFV to be abandoned. With few options remaining, the Russians made a desperate charge to gain control of the final 3 buildings. One MMC went Beserk, but was first reduced and then KIA'd. A 2nd MMC was pinned. The last two conscripts were able to cross the road and enter into CC, eliminating the 9-1 and 4-6-8 with HMG, but it was not enough to defeat the German defenders. |
2022-02-25 | (A) Dave Mareske | vs | Craig Renier | | German (SS) win | |
2021-05-01 | (A) Eben Johnson | vs | German | | Russian win | Great scenario. Like the best, this one went down to the last CC DR of the game. A German HS and wounded leader held three 447 Russian squads in melee for two-and-a-half game turns . . . not player turns, game turns! In the penultimate player turn, Russians rolled boxes---letting the HS move into an adjacent and empty victory condition building, leaving the leader behind. Finally, in the last CC, the valiant German HS and leader, each in different VC buildings, succumbed to overwhelming CC odds. Had either held on to stay in melee the Germans would have won. Wow. |
2021-02-13 | (A) Ulric Schwela | vs | Magnus Rimvall | | German (SS) win | Despite a double balance for the Russian, increasing ELR to 3 and removing German MMG, this was an easy win for the German. German set up a couple of units and best leader rather forward on the hill, and the bait (overpowering with HW) proved irresistible. Two HW were unleashed which did better than they ought to given high German DR, and the German HMG in support achieved little. After this initial success, things just unravelled and went mostly downhill, despite further bad luck for the German, e.g. the INF Gun and ATR achieving nothing. Essentially the 468 squads were the bedrock of the German defence, were mostly unbreakable, and stopped any progress over the lateral road across the village. At the beginning of the last turn the Russians had taken four of the eight buildings, still had the two mobile AFV and 6-7 GO squads, but in no position to rush the board edge or the last four buildings, and that's how it ended. It needs a very carefully coordinated and aggressive Russian player to succeed. |
2021-01-25 | (D) Andy Bagley | vs | Øyvind Jacobsen Bjørkås | | German (SS) win | Two Human Waves on the first turn, which I had set up prepared for, resulted in many Russian squads breaking to machine gin fire. When the Russian tanks appeared, one went down to a lucky shot from the 75mm Inf Gun, the second was lost to an even luckier ATR shot. By then end of Russian turn 3 they had only five good order squads left, and the SS outnumbered them, so Øyvind conceded. Average DRs for both of us turned out to be just under 7, but I was fortunate to get the good ones that really mattered. |
2021-01-25 | (A) Shane Pask | vs | | | German (SS) win | Felt that I totally botched the attack and by T3 did not think I could get exit VP. 2 melees dragged on for ever and the conscripts kept disrupting. Then on T6 broke the HMG squad and leader and had enough troops remaining to reach the last 5 buildings but 1 was still occupied by a GO German squad.
Advanced in with 3 squads (1 conscript) and 9-1 leader. German got ambush, captured conscripts leaving me to roll 6 or less for victory. Rolled an 8. |
2020-06-28 | (A) Jason White | vs | Owen White | | German (SS) win | We had a great time with this one. I was the Germans. Set up my gun too close to the front, but was able to take out one of the tanks early.
From there, it was back and forth all game. Lots of good rolls, some interesting snipers, a squad with a light machine gun was able to hold hte left flank. After some great rallies, a berzerk half squad charge and a merciless mortar that kept rolling crits, it came down to two melees in buildings for the game (it was tough to exit enough points, especially with the conscripts). Russians came in, desperately needing to win a 1-1 close combat. They rolled a 2. Then we shifted over to the second melee, where a full Russian squad was taking on a half squad. The Russians rolled poorly, and the last building needed for victory remained in German hands, contested. The clock had run out. I really enjoyed it. Reminiscent of Scenarios A and B, which, for us, have a lot of close combat, snipers, and craziness. |
2020-01-11 | (D) Marco Pasquini | vs | Biserni Alberto | | German (SS) win | |
2019-05-15 | (D) Dan Best | vs | Dave Marekse | | Russian win | Set up too far forward and the Russian masses were right on top of the forward units. Well played by Dave. |
2019-05-15 | (A) Dave Mareske | vs | Dan Best | | Russian win | |
2017-06-19 | (D) leo zhu | vs | Erwin Lau | | Russian win | Not setup well in the beginning.When many Rus come from left blank, I have to move some units from the right.But terrible rice make me lost a lot of units.Finnaly, Rus cannot win by retreat enough units, they win by occupy all the buildings. |
2016-12-30 | (A) Dave Mareske | vs | TONY PIERSON | | Russian win | Early sniper activity broke the German flank and allowed the Russians to overrun all positions and capture the buildings. |
2016-01-24 | (A) JP Laurio | vs | Arttu | | German (SS) win | |
2015-10-28 | (D) Jason Wert | vs | Randy Rossi | | German (SS) win | Tough game on the Russians. Randy played very well and maneuvered well under fire. Closer than ROAR suggests, but I'd still give the Russians the balance. |
2008-04-04 | (A) Paul Legg | vs | David Ramsey | | Russian win | |
2008-04-04 | (D) David Ramsey | vs | Paul Legg | | Russian win | (with Russian balance) |
2003-10-01 | (A) Richard Jenulis | vs | Rob Morieson | | German (SS) win | ASLOK 2003 [exact date unknown] |
1999-01-06 | (D) Rich Weiley | vs | Neil Moore | | German (SS) win | |
1998-10-01 | (D) Richard Jenulis | vs | Bill Hayward | | Russian win | ASLOK 1998 [exact date unknown] |
1998-03-18 | (A) Fred Ingram | vs | Dave McLee | | Russian win | |
1998-01-14 | (A) Fred Ingram | vs | Rich Summers | | German (SS) win | |