All Down the Line ETO (id:#61129)
(ASL Journal # 9 ID: J140)
Oosterbeek, Holland 1944-09-19 ()
ABTF 4: First Threat (HASL 6 - A Bridge Too Far)
ABTF 5: Tigers to the Bridge! (HASL 6 - A Bridge Too Far)
ABTF 6: Just in Case (HASL 6 - A Bridge Too Far)
ATFB CG 2: A Dark and Fateful Day (HASL 6 - A Bridge Too Far)
A 34: Lash Out (AH:ASL Annual `91)
T10: Devil's Hill (AH:The General # 28.1)
NEWS32: Death and Ruins (ASL News # 18)
TB 5: Whoa Mohammed! (Arnhem: The Third Bridge)
PB-CH (F): Bedlam Bridge (Critical Hit # 5.2)
ASL News 32: Death and Ruins (Scroungin' ASL News)
Z15: The Landing Zone (Rout Report # 4.4)
GSTK 1: Going to School (God Save the King)
GSTK 7: Raus! (God Save the King)
O93.1: School Daze (On All Fronts # 93)
O116.1: Hill 920 (On All Fronts #116)
SP56: No Good Reason (Schwerpunkt # 5: Medal of Honor)
TAC38: Whoa Mohammed! (Tactiques # 4)
TAC63: Un Train Pour Arnhem (Tactiques # 8)
DB027: Lorraine Series #3: Misty Morning Melee (Dispatches from the Bunker #13)
NM5: Glimmer of Hope (ASLOK 2012)
TD 1: Lezey: The Germans Attack (Trench of Death #1)
CH 180: The Ruins of Sillegny (Critical Hit # 7.3)
RPT4: Transylvania 6-5000 (Rally Point # 1)
2: Brave but Doomed (Witches Cauldron: Oosterbeek Perimeter)
#11: Distinguished Company (To Battle By Air 2)
LMA4: The Story of Easy Company: Frères d’arme – 4 (Frères d'arme)
ATB5: Whoa Mohammed! (Arnhem: The Third Bridge 4)
101: Bullseye!! (Dezign Pak 8)
GJ074: Race for the Wolfheze (Grumble Jones)
GJ078: A Day at the Museum (Grumble Jones)
OO12: San Fortunato (Operation Olive - Gothic Line 1944)
SP233: Easy Come Easy Go (Schwerpunkt #20)
189: Devil's Hill (ASL 3a Yanks (2nd Edition))
JAVA13: Bridge at Son (ASL For Fun)
#8: Molenkampen (Battle at Best)
Designer: Richard Weiley
Starter kit scenario?:    Deluxe scenario?:
 
Balance:
BritishGerman (SS)
58.461538461538%

Overview:

The 4th Parachute Brigade moved to seize the high ground around Koepel. However, the German defensive line along the Dreyenseweg, a road running north from Oosterbeek, would have to be overcome. Manning this line were elements of Kampfgruppe von Allworden, consisting of dismounted anti-tank gunners from SS-Panzerjager-Abteilung 9, supplemented by Naval personnel and supported by halftracks and self-propelled guns.
Attacker: British (A Company, 156th Battalion, 4th Parachute Brigade/Supporting Platoon of the Glider Regiment)
Defender: German (SS) (Kampfgruppe von Allworden)  
5.5 turns
    Players: 2     OBA: None     Night: No
Unit Counts:
Squads: A:11.0 D:7.0
AFVs: A:0 D:2
SPW 250/1
FlaK/Pz IV (Moebelwagen)

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: A: Stealthy w D: may set up concealed regardless of terrain
Map Board(s): 42 43
Overlays: B2 Hd10
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Last Played:
DateReporterOpponentResultComments
2017-04-29(A) Bob Davis vs Steve Miller German (SS) win
2015-05-09(D) Jeff B vs Chad Cooper British winThe British have very little time to scoot for the exit so have to push hard and fast. In any small scenario the balance of power can shift quite swiftly on the roll of a few dice, and that's what happened here. The Germans thought they had a good end-game position to at least pin/break a squad or two to deny the British the victory, but a tricky bypass LOS foiled their plans. An extremely enjoyable and fast-playing game.
2014-11-21(D) Simon Staniforth vs British win
2014-10-09(A) Gordon Jupp vs Kurt Berger British winASLOK 2014. Fun game with Kurt who made me work hard. I got lucky with the destruction of the flak wagen by the PIAT and I then ran for the woods and despite pressure from the Germans managed to exit sufficient VP.
2014-07-16(A) X von Marwitz vs Michael Koch British winPlayed this one as the British which is probably more fun than as the German defender. ROAR has it quite balanced with between 30-40 games for each side.

The British may not dally in this one. They should have the possibilty to shift their Schwerpunkt one time during the scenario if the quickly find out the weakest point in the German defence.

In my game, I selected the southern flank after figuring out where the Möbelwagen and the ht were. I had the impression, that a few good or bad rolls on either side may swing this short scenario in either direction. I managed to flank the 42V2 in force to take the more time consuming way through the woods. The last half turn was needed to exit all the required units (and then some). I could have lacked the crucial time if some few rolls would have turned out differently so that crossing the R3-W4 road would have been more hazardous.

Probably by choice, I would not play the scenario a second time.
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CASLO (Canadian ASL Open) XXI - May 2017Michael Dorosh
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Flakpanzer IV Möbelwagen 3.7 cm
 
Statistics:
Avg Rating: 6.37Votes: 35
Views: 547
To-Play list count: 6
Estimated Play time: 2.7 hours
Recorded Games: 25
Archive recorded plays:
British15
German (SS)10
Drawn:0

ROAR Data: (as of Nov 2019)
All Down the Line [Confirmed]
[A] British 61
[D] German 44
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