Username: Password: Remember me: Register  Forgot Password?   Quick Search:   Menu Home Shop for Scenarios Article List Review Section Advanced Search Games Wanted (42) ASL Events Scenario Lists Publications My Page (login req) Contact VASL Analyser About the Archive Site Sponsors Stats     Scenarios: 7538 Users: 2647 Secret Santas: Play-list Scenarios: 4032 AARs: 118 Articles: 620 Other files: 20058 Ratings: 21886 Module Reviews: 27 Games Logged: 17227 Scenario Lists: 82 Links: 180 Errata: 930 Map Previews: 5868 Roar games logged: 80464 Total Pubs Owned: 94466 Avg Pubs Owned: 138 Out Of Their Element ETO (id:#62295) (Friendly Fire Pack 9 ID:FrF74) Designer: Mattias Rönnblom Starter kit scenario?:    Deluxe scenario?:   Balance: German Russian Overview: In early August 1944 the Red Army had established a small bridgehead across the Vistula at Annopol, and reinforcements and supply trickled in across a foot bridge. On 30 August, German artillery and rocket launchers fired a ten-minute bombardment. When the barrage lifted, Skijager infantry, combat engineers and armor attacked. . . Attacker: German (Ski-Pionier-Abteilung 85 | Skijager-Regiment 1, 1. Skijager-Division) Defender: Russian (106th Rifle Division, 79th Rifle Corps)   Turns: 6.5     Players: 2     OBA: None     Night: No Annopol, Poland 1944-08-30 Unit Counts: Squads: A:9.0 D:14.5 AFVs: A:2 sIG 38(t)M x 2 D:0 Guns: A:0 D:1 76.2mm PP obr. 27 x 1 Victory Conditions: Exit VP: Building Control VC: Area Control VC: Unit Based VC: LOS Style VC: CVP Cap: Misc Rules: LOS to/from hexes east of the river is blocked Map Board(s): 40 62 Overlays: NONE Errata (source) Players wanting to play this game/Request a match: Scenario Comments Title Author Date Latest Updates: Action Date hoxson1 Uploaded an Image 2019-07-31 00:53:54 hoxson1 Modified the misc. rules 2019-07-31 00:52:04 hoxson1 Modified the overlays 2019-07-31 00:51:13 hoxson1 Modified the Defender's Guns 2019-07-31 00:50:56 hoxson1 Modified the Attacker's AFVs 2019-07-31 00:50:56 Last Played: 2018-08-04 (D) Stephen dedier vs Holt, Jim German win This one was close fought. The Germans were overrunning the poor Russians when the ART went on a tear and mauled 2.5 squads and a leader. A couple of squads we holding out on the hill one in CC and another in a foxhole. Russian reinforcements managed to get into a good position behind and in the rubble. Start of the last Russian turn 1 Russian squad in CC in the victory buildng 1 Squad in a foxhole with a hero withn 2 of the victory building 3 squads in the Rubble and behind it. So i had 4 squads in position (3 needed for victory) and a CC. During the German d-fire 2x 4 +1 shots broke the unit in the foxhole and one behind the rubble and my other unit in CC was eliminated. Hope was lost with the Germans still having a turn to go. Great game though. 2016-05-21 (D) Andy Beaton vs Phillipe Briaux German win CASLO 2016 2016-02-17 (A) Kevin Killeen vs Chuck Dye German win VASL 2015-12-06 (D) Michael Rodgers vs Bob Tufano Russian win NYS ASL Championship with Russian 8-1 upgraded to 9-2. 2015-10-10 (D) Seumas Hoskins vs Pete Shelling Russian win Russian setup was concentrated on the objective point. The Germans lost the first 150 early with the INF Gun taking multiple shots at it. The second 150 rolled box cars for a smoke attempt on the Gun, forcing it into Recall. The Gun also had a solid shot on a German killstack in the woods. The German advance through the woods saw two leaders go heroic only to have both killed within moments during the same phase. The FT broke on its second use (the first merely revealed dummies) and the DC attempt on the Gun left the crew unharmed but rattled a 5-2-7 with them. The Germans successfully flanked a half-squad and leader around to DM the routed Russian groups, forcing them to bounce from cover to cover. The game ended after turn 5 with the Russians having 6.5 good order squad equivalents within the objective (including the Gun, MMG, and LMG) and the Germans having 1.5 squad equivalents still in good order. ASLOK 2015 2015-10-06 (A) Andy Beaton vs Paul Chamberland Russian win ASLOK 2015 2015-06-18 (A) mark watson vs Ken Knott Russian win Ugly start to this scenario. Couldn't pass a MC, couldn't survive a shot. Later things balanced out and Ken was getting diced for a while, but was able to hold on. Good scenario. 2014-12-11 (D) X von Marwitz vs Alex Koestler Russian win Looked like an interesting scenario with very hard hitting German attackers that have to beat a quite numerous Russian force into submission, which receives a number of reinforcements. I played the Russians in this one. I set up most Russians up front with the intention to delay what I could early and then to fall back out of LOS, playing for time, in the hope of allowing at least some Russian reinforcements to enter without enemy interference. My opponent elected to enter the bulk of his forces on the southern flank. He was surprised that I placed a real sacrificial squad in the woods there. This squad, and more so the RFP it placed, were very effective in breaking 2.5 squads and pinning some more units. This allowed the Russian squad - duly broken by angry German advancing fire - to rout back one hex and not to die at once. A FL I had planned did not materialize as my MMG malfed on its first shot. During Russian Turn 1, I fell back with a considerable number of units, shifting my Schwerpunkt to the south, while skulking back with a few units to advance back to the front to make a direct rush for the Germans across OG risky. German Turn 2 saw some "volunteer" units dare the GG6, FF5, EE6 hexes that I covered with residual FP to make them unpleasant for would-be followers. With my visible fire options exhausted, the Germans pulled around one of their SPAs. This heralded the coming into action of the Russian gun. It killed the SPA with HEAT, conveniently not burining it, retaining ROF, Concealment, and HEAT. It used ROF (twice) to fire at German infantry forces during DPFh, wreaking such havoc (and still retaining concealment) that it survived any remaining German Advancing Fire. During Russian Turn 2 PFPh, that gun relentlessy continued the carnage, breaking both German 838s, and killing a previously created German Hero. At the end of this phase, the Germans had already lost one SPA, 2.5 squads, and the hero. 4 further German squad-equivalents, both 838s among them, were broken. One broken HS likely to be taken out during CC by ambush and the requirement to withdraw. The Russian MPh allowed me to massively block the path of the German advance and to secure safe entry for the Russian reinforcements. At this point, the Germnas conceded. Despite both of us having DR averages below 7, there's no doubt that I could make my low rolls count. Due to the early end, it is somewhat hard to tell, how the scenario would play out in general. Much hinges on whether the Germans can punch through the Russian line early or not as far as I can see. Good scenario nevertheless which is likely a bit pro Russian. It has not seen that many recorded playings at this point, so it might be a bit early to tell. 2014-11-29 (A) Paolo Cariolato vs Andrea Pagni German win 2014-11-04 (D) Richard Carter vs Kevin Killeen Russian win My dice were way too hot to judge this scenario well. I played it as a fighting withdrawal which was fun. 2014-10-11 (D) Andy Beaton vs Trent Dobbs German win ASLOK 2014 View all Links/References Description Uploaded by (Public) Scenario Lists that contain this scenario: Description Uploaded by User Files: File Description Uploaded by Views (!germ-soviet.png) Image hoxson1 34 (germ trench.png) Image hoxson1 10 (FrF074 Out Of Their Element Scenario Archive.jpg) Map Image von Marwitz 430 Quick Map View: Images:   Statistics: Avg Rating: 6.67 Votes: 15 Views: 0 To-Play list count: 1 Estimated Play time: 4.2 hours Recorded Games: 11 Archive recorded plays: German 5 Russian 6 Drawn: 0 No Roar data found Login to assign.

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