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Second Cristot WTO (id:#60212)
(ASL Action Pack # 4 Normandy 1944 ID: AP33)   [next]   [previous]
Cristot, France 1944-06-16 (12 others)
D12: Repulsed (DASL 2 - Hedgerow Hell)
FT46: Lingevres-Preparation (Franc-Tireur # 8)
FT47: Lingevres-Execution (Franc-Tireur # 8)
FT 49: Lingevres - Aftermath (From The Cellar Pack # 1)
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BtB 10: Unplanned Attack (Beyond the Beachhead 2)
#3: Three Abreast (St. Lo: The Battles for Hill 192)
AP136: Second to None (ASL Action Pack #14 Oktoberfest XXXIV)
D12: Repulsed (Deluxe Advanced Squad Leader)
DC4: Satan's Fire (Internet: David Craig)
Q25: Encounter at Le Valtru (Quick 6 Scenario Pack V)
FT49: Lingevres - Aftermath (From The Cellar Pack #13)
Designer: Ian Daglish
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Balance:
BritishGerman (SS)
28.571428571429%

Overview:

Having briefly taken Hill 102, the British were determined to get it back, and this time to hold it. Once again, the starting point was Hill 103, south of Audrieu, and the attack would go in eastwards towards Hill 102 and the ruins of Cristot. This time, however, not only were the personnel different, but the whole plan was more carefully orchestrated. After a barrage of unprecedented force, the infantry and tanks moved off together.
Attacker: British (1st/4th King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry / C Squadron, 24th Lancers)
Defender: German (SS) (SS-Panzerdivision 12)  
7.5 turns
    Players: 2     OBA: None     Night: No
Unit Counts:
Squads: A:13.0 D:5.5
AFVs: A:7
Sherman VC(a)
Sherman V(a) x 4
Sherman Dozer(a)
Carrier 2" MTR

AFVs: D:3
JgdPz IV
Marder III(t)H
SPW 251/1

Guns: A:0 D:1
7.5cm PaK 40

Victory Conditions:

Exit VP: Building Control VC: Area Control VC:
Unit Based VC: LOS Style VC: CVP Cap:
Misc Rules: Bocage. All buildings are stone with single level (Exc: Bldg 46AA7 - level 1 and level 2 Steeple)
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PublicationBoard
ASL Action Pack # 246
ASL 3a - Yanks (2nd Edition)46
ASL Action Pack # 4 Normandy 194455
Overlays: Hd5 Hd7 Hd10
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DateReporterOpponentBal.ResultTimeComments
2025-06-08(A) Vic Lauterbach vs JM British winI took the British in this sequel to J31 and went for the center punch. Getting across the Q hexrow road was tough as was blasting the SS out of the church! Jim's HIP AFVs ruled the 46X8-55H6 road forcing me to take the long way to hill VC hex 55D6 where SS firepower stopped me cold at the 55D4-H5 road. My sniper recalled the Marder, and the JgPz IV finally broke its MA after killing two M4s. By turn 6, I had the church, but my weakened force had just two turns to take the 2nd VC hex from Jim's 9-1, 2 x 658s, 3 x 348s and the 75L ATG. The turn 7 attack was a disaster: a PF burned a Sherman, the MMG killed a 457 KIA, broke another and my 7-0 all for one broken 348. The only plus was that my 9-1 and a 457 with PIAT remained unbroken in 46D7. The turn 8 assault cost me another M4, but I broke the 658 and 228 in the VC hex for the win. Again, I won in Cristot by the skin of my teeth! Jim: This one was in the bag until I broke the JgPz IV MA and BMG trying to survive two 247s with PIATs! Without its MA to keep the last M4 and M4 Dozer off the hill, it all came down to one NMC that a 658 and 228 failed (and no German GT8). Another incredibly close game, tense and excellent!
2024-10-20(D) Ken Rutkowski vs Bill Thomson German (SS) win
2024-07-01(A) Dave Mareske vs Dennis Dowd British winSome good SMK placement by the British, though they MALFed two guns in trying, others were turned into burning wrecks by the PSK. Still, the infantry made good progress and were able to capture the Victory locations in plenty of time.
2019-03-09(D) Paul Legg vs Magnus Rimvall German (SS) win
2019-02-26(A) Gordon Jupp vs Neil Brunger German (SS) winFun game, lots of sneaking around for the first couple of turns followed by great action - the 75mm ATG played a blinder for Neil and completely stalled my right flank attack, as well as taking out the Firefly! I took the church but couldn't quite get the woods hex... :)
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British infantry in Cristot, June 16 (cristot brit inf.png)Imagehoxson11211
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I advance into last VC hex (AP33 end of APh British GT8.JPG)Imagedieneuner251
My setup notes (AP33 Second Cristot.doc)Misc.Fre207411450
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Statistics:
Avg Rating: 7.06Votes: 18
Views: 5547
To-Play list count: 3
Estimated Play time: 6.3 hours
Recorded Games: 14
Archive recorded plays:
British4
German (SS)10
Drawn:0

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Second Cristot
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[A] British 17
[D] German 22
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