Alcazar! ETO (id:#59005)
Wisnicz, Poland
1939-09-06 (9 others)
SL 21: Battle for the Warta Line (Internet)
DB040: Riding the Coattails (Dispatches from the Bunker #18)
U15: Battle for the Warta Line (Turning the Tide)
FE 178: Crushing Polish Victory (Polish Campaign Pack)
OB01: Riding the Coattails (Out of the Bunker)
BFP-121: Old Friends (BFP 5: Poland in Flames)
BFP-122: At Sword Point (BFP 5: Poland in Flames)
WCW09: Off the Rails - The Sixth Day (Westerplatte: Case White 1939)
FT259: Alcazar! (From The Cellar Pack #9)
DB040: Riding the Coattails (Dispatches from the Bunker #18)
U15: Battle for the Warta Line (Turning the Tide)
FE 178: Crushing Polish Victory (Polish Campaign Pack)
OB01: Riding the Coattails (Out of the Bunker)
BFP-121: Old Friends (BFP 5: Poland in Flames)
BFP-122: At Sword Point (BFP 5: Poland in Flames)
WCW09: Off the Rails - The Sixth Day (Westerplatte: Case White 1939)
FT259: Alcazar! (From The Cellar Pack #9)
Designer: Philippe Naud
Starter kit scenario?: Deluxe scenario?:
Balance:
GermanPolish
Overview:
Since the first day of the invasion, divisions of XVIII. ArmeeKorps met stubborn resistance, in particular from the 10th Motorized Cavalry Brigade, the only big operational and modern Polish unit at this time. While retreating, it had bitterly contested every step of the way. Despite a clear numerical superiority, the Germans had not cut into the front of Colonel Maczek’s unit, nicknamed “The Black Brigade” because of the black leather jackets worn by its members. However, the attackers mobility allowed them to exploit every breach while the Poles suffered from mediocre communications, aerial attacks, jams provoked by refugees and rumors. Therefore, on September 6th, while the 10th Brigade general staff set up in the village of Wisnicz, it learned that the enemy was to be found in a village about 4 miles to the southeast. A reconnaissance confirmed the situation. While cut from the same stone of its units, Colonel Maczek decided to stay. Wisnicz was put into the defensive with a Bofors gun placed at the opening of each of the four routes. Service staff armed and took position. The village was then dubbed “Alcazar”, in reference to the Alcazar siege at Toledo by the republican troops during the Spanish war.Attacker: German (Elements of 4.Leichte-Division)
Defender: Polish (Elements of 10th Cavalry Brigade (mot.))
6 turns
Players: 2 OBA: None Night: NoUnit Counts: |
Squads: A:12.0 D:10.0 |
AFVs: A:8 PzKpfw IB x 3 PzKpfw IIA x 3 PSW 231(6 rad) PSW 222 Buessing-NAG x 5 |
AFVs: D:3 Vickers Edw(b) Vickers Ejw(b) x 2 302T Medium Truck x 2 |
Guns: A:0 D:2 Bofors 40mm x 2 |
Misc Rules: | Treat Grain as OG. All roads are dirt. w A: MC2, Tr5 w D: Tr2 |
Map Board(s): |
Publication | Board |
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ASL 5a - For King and Country | 12 |
ASL 10a - Croix de Guerre | 42 |
ASL 11 - Doomed Battalions (2nd Edition) | 44 |
ASL 11 - Doomed Battalions (3rd Edition) | 44 |
ASL Action Pack # 3 Few Returned | 42 |
Overlays: | OW1 |
Errata (source)
Last sentence of SSR1 should read : "Roads exist between 12I2-B5 included and 44C6-I9". | LFT website |
Last sentence of SSR1 should read : "Roads exist between 12I2-B5 included and 44C6-I9". | LFT website |
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scottf2 Added a playing | 2020-11-25 03:24:53 |
hoxson1 Linked the scenario to ROAR | 2020-11-16 21:08:16 |
nebel Added a playing | 2020-03-21 05:02:02 |
hoxson1 Added Errata | 2020-02-13 12:47:57 |
hoxson1 Updated the Victory Conditions | 2019-05-14 15:20:09 |
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