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Schloss Hemingstein WTO (id:#60790)
(ASL Journal # 8 ID: J121)   [next]   [previous]
Brandscheid, Germany 1944-09-14 (13 others)
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#4: First Counter-Attack (Monte Altuzzo: Gothic Line 1944)
#5: Peabody's Peak (Monte Altuzzo: Gothic Line 1944)
BISt #10: Aranyos Block (Steel And Blood)
HFP #4: Block Of Torda (Freedom's Price - Hungary 1)
Designer: Pete Shelling
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Balance:
AmericanGerman (SS)
60.416666666667%

Overview:

Always close enough to the battle to maintain his reputation as an action reporter, “Papa” Ernest Hemingway had become close friends with the commander of the 22nd Infantry Regiment, Colonel Charles Lanham. Lanham wanted to make sure Hemingway had something to write about without getting killed trying to find it. After personally leading a stalled attack against “Black Man” Ridge, Lanham and the 22nd would find the sharp end among the firs near Brandscheid, while his writer-friend sipped captured German cognac from a hilltop observation post.
Attacker: American (22nd Regiment, 4th Infantry Division)
Defender: German (SS) (SS-Division 2 'Das Reich' and Kampfgruppe Kuehne)  
6.5 turns
    Players: 2     OBA: None     Night: No
Unit Counts:
Squads: A:16.0 D:9.0
AFVs: A:2
M10 GMC x 2

AFVs: D:0
Guns: A:0 D:0

Victory Conditions:

Exit VP: Building Control VC: Area Control VC:
Unit Based VC: LOS Style VC: CVP Cap:
Misc Rules: D: Pillbox4 with automatic linking tunnels
Map Board(s):
32 50 Show/hide map dependencies
PublicationBoard
ASL 5a - For King and Country32
ASL 12 - Armies of Oblivion50
ASL 12 - Armies of Oblivion (2nd Edition)50
ASL 4 - Partisan!32
Overlays: X19
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DateReporterOpponentBal.ResultTimeComments
2024-07-21(A) Daniel Soukup vs Patrick German (SS) winExcellent defensive setup by the Germans. Would be willing to play again as either side.
2024-04-18(A) Jonathan Plott vs Steve B American winWarm up game before the main tournament at Bitter Ender in Raleigh, NC this weekend. Selected a broad front strategy with my (American) right flank a bit heavier. My opponent then had the worst run of dice I have ever seen. As my right advance pushed forward, he malf’d his HMG on the first shot of the game…and it went downhill from there. By sheer luck and bad German dice rolls, his flank crumbled on Turn 1, and one of my TDs ran through the sunken road and got into the German backfield after being briefly held up on some wire. The rest of the game turned into a slugfest with the Americans finding each and every wire/mine obstacle as they slowly pushed towards the objective. Had just enough firepower, flamethrowers and good luck to break the last significant reinforcements in the church. A real nailbiter that could have gone very differently but for that disastrous streak of boxcars on the German first turn. Great game Steve!
2024-02-27(D) Eric Partizan Eric vs Michel Bongiovanni American win
2023-09-12(A) Asad Rustum vs Kris Koch American winThe Americans attack along the southern flank with a smaller force on the northern flank. The tanks supported in the middle with two squads. The Americans took some early breaks in the middle and the northern flank while the southern flank progressed well and was able to take out the hmg nest covering the sunken road.
From turn three the American was extremely lucky and obliterated the German forces that had trouble getting any effective fire on the Americans. The German northern flank held quite well but had to withdraw to the church when the southern flank collapsed. At this point, with only two squads from Kampfgruppe Kuehne still standing, and a guaranteed large influx of Americans into the church, the Germans conceded the game.
Really fun scenario.
2023-03-04(D) Michal Sedlacko vs Brian Wiersma American win[Imported from ROAR]
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Here in this house in Buchet lived Ernest Hemingway (*1899 +1961) during the first movement of the American Army into the Siegfried Line
 
Statistics:
Avg Rating: 6.88Votes: 24
Views: 5250
To-Play list count: 8
Estimated Play time: 4.3 hours
Recorded Games: 26
Archive recorded plays:
American16
German (SS)10
Drawn:0

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Schloss Hemingstein
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[A] American 42
[D] German 28
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