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Lost in a Day ETO (id:#61256)
(Kampfgruppe Scherer: The Shield of Cholm ID: FT KGS9)   [next]   [previous]
Kholm, Novgorod Province, Russia 1942-04-10 (1 other)
J92: Your Turn Now (ASL Journal # 6)
Designer: Andrew Hershey
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Balance:
RussianGerman
60%

Overview:

In the early morning hours, the 'Nordost Abschnitt' (northeast sector) of the town held in part by elements of Pioneer Battalion 656, was probed by Russian infantry. Then at 0700, five Russian tanks emerged from their usual eastern staging area in the 'Panzernest' and attacked from the southeast; they were supported in their effort by more infantry. Therefter, Russian heavy artillery soon added their weight to the fray. By 0840 the last of the two German anti-tank guns in the sector was out of action and Russian tanks were moving through the streets relatively unfettered, their guns setting aflame the sector's ammunition dump. Just over half an hour later, at 0915, Russian infantry broke through the German defensive positions along the line of houses just north of the Northern Graveyard and into the sector proper.
Attacker: Russian (3rd Battalion, 164th Rifle Regiment, 33rd Rifle Division, 3rd Shock Army)
Defender: German (Nordost Abschnitt elements of Kampfgruppe Scherer)  
7.5 turns
    Players: 2     OBA: None     Night: No
Unit Counts:
Squads: A:20.0 D:16.0
AFVs: A:5
KV-1 M41 x 2
T-34 M41
Matilda II(b) x 2

AFVs: D:0
Guns: A:0 D:4
8cm GrW 34 x 2
5cm leGrW 36
3.7cm PaK 35/36 x 2

Victory Conditions:

Exit VP: Building Control VC: Area Control VC:
Unit Based VC: LOS Style VC: CVP Cap:
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Errata (source)
In SSR 1 delete the sentence regarding wooden rubble placement.LFT website
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DateReporterOpponentBal.ResultTimeComments
2020-02-17(A) Jeff B vs Scott Sherer Russian win11.75 hrsI hit the middle hard with almost everything I had (sending only a couple squads south to mess with rout paths), even driving a couple tanks into rubble to sleaze freeze. Thanks to a couple kindly reminders from my opponent, Interrogation proved a boon to me as the low-morale Germans were quick to surrender. One big mortar turned out to be in the middle, so my force split like water over a dam to move around him. The Germans tried their hand at Molotovs once, only to break and start what would become an isolated fire. As Scott said, I lost my radio on Turn 3 to said mortar when I missed a sneaky LOS after he had manhandled it to a better spot. After 4 Turns I was feeling pretty unstoppable, as my inexorable crush kept sweeping forward. As the game went on, our forces both suffered attrition, the Germans getting the worse of it in the casualty bin. Scott did a nice job of making a stand in Blocks 6 and 11 though, and I would be forced to use my last few precious tanks to try and oust him. I thought his strongpoint in DD10 would prove to be too much, but a nice shot by one of my T-34s did the trick. My reinforcements came on just in time to provide an extra push in taking this Block, which was good because my push on Block 11 had lost steam. The at-start Blaze in AA12 finally saw fit to spread on Turn 7 into Scott's rally haven , and my forces overran him. I had pushed dangerously hard with my vehicles and, thanks to neither of his guns having HEAT (a definite game-changer if either one did), I survived with the minimum one tank. Surprisingly I think Scott liked this game even better than I did. I don't think I could've had the stomach to watch my force get inevitably pushed to the brink of the river and enjoy it.
2020-02-15(D) Scott Sherer vs Jeff B Russian winTried to hold blocks 6A and 11A along the river but the determined Russians were able to take 6A for the victory. Knocked out the Russian radio before Turn 3 with a CH so the Russians didn't even get their OBA, but persistence Russians and a steady diet of VBM freeze that I didn't counter well resulted in the Russian win.
2018-03-25(D) Simon Staniforth vs German win
2017-03-30(A) Ian Morris vs Gerard Burton German win
2017-03-01(A) Tom Abromaitis vs German winTough to overcome malfing 4 Russian MAs.
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Avg Rating: 6.73Votes: 11
Views: 4094
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Estimated Play time: 8.3 hours
Recorded Games: 10
Archive recorded plays:
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[A] German 13
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