Downsizing the Uprising ETO (id:#56083)
Multi-Man Publishing (ASL 12 - Armies of Oblivion ID: 118)
See Also: Downsizing The Uprising by Multi-Man Publishing
Designer: Brian Martuzas
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Balance:
Slovakian / PartisanGerman
46.428571428571%

Overview:

The Slovakian uprising had begun to unravel in the face of strong German counterattacks. Key to establishing a defensive line was control of the neighboring towns of Vrutky and Klacany, which remained in German hands despite repeated attacks. Augmented with several ex-German tanks and assistance from partisans, the Slovakians made one more attempt. . .
Attacker: Slovakian / Partisan (1st Infantry Regiment, 1st Defensive District (VOO-1)/Partisan Group First Lt. Velicko)
Defender: German (1st Company, 373 Volkstrum Bataillon/82nd Reserve Panzer-Grenadiers)  
9 turns
    Players: 2     OBA: None     Night: No
Unit Counts:
Squads: A:32.0 D:20.0
AFVs: A:3
PzKpfw IVH
StuG IIIG
LT vz 38(t)A

D:0
Guns: A:0
5cm leGrW 36 x 2
D:2
76.2 PaK 36(r)
5cm PaK 38

Victory Conditions:

Exit VP: Building Control VC: Area Control VC:
Unit Based VC: LOS Style VC: CVP Cap:
Misc Rules: GLRR parallels a road. A: Partisan may not Deploy or form multi-loc Firegroups
Map Board(s): 41 42 46 50
Overlays: NONE
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Last Played:
DateReporterOpponentResultComments
2019-11-07(A) Jeff B vs Andreas Reimer Slovakian / Partisan winSlovaks decided to swing around from the north, with only a token force threatening the easternmost building. They met up with their Partisan comrades on Turn 2 to make a combined surge south. The large wooded hill and small wooded hill on Board 50 acted like a mountain pass however, creating a costly bottleneck of fighting for a solid two turns. Meanwhile in the east the last Slovak attackers were dispatched. The walled compound would be their next obstacle, taking another two turn to completely clear. The westernmost building would also fall that turn. The Germans made a strong push to try and reclaim this, and that threat wasn't completely neutralized until the last turn of the game. With the help of smoke and tanks, the infantry made a push across the last wooded hill toward the final two victory buildings. Thanks to a lucky bounding fire shot, the German HMG squad guarding this area broke, freeing up a strong move on the southernmost building. By this time there were just too many Allied troops, overwhelming the Germans holding out in the last two buildings. But, just like Guards Counterattack can often come to, it took the bottom half of the last turn for the Allies to root out the last of the Germans. Great scenario!
2014-04-11(D) Gordon Jupp vs Derek Cox Slovakian / Partisan winInteresting scenario, Derek did a great job in dismantling my defence!
2010-10-28(A) Paul Jones vs Derek Cox German winInteresting scenario but attack faltered very early on
2006-04-19(A) Fred Ingram vs Dave McLee German win
2006-04-18(D) Fred Ingram vs Dave McLee German win
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Estimated Play time: 12.3 hours
Recorded Games: 6
Archive recorded plays:
Slovakian / Partisan3
German3
Drawn:0

ROAR Data: (as of Nov 2019)
Downsizing the Uprising [Confirmed]
[A] German 10
[D] Partisan/Slovak 12
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