In the spring of 1941, the Italian leadership desired to achieve a success against the Greek army before the impending German intervention. The plan, devised by General Ugo Cavallero, envisioned a large-scale attack on a narrow 32 km front to break through the center of the Greek line, recapture Kleisoura, and advance towards Leskovik and Ioannina. Standing in the middle of the planned advance was Hill 731. As Italian shells began screaming towards the hill, the Greek commander, Dimitrios Kaslas, ordered every soldier to stand his ground, promising to personally shoot and kill anyone attempting to retreat.
Attacker: Italian (VIII Army Corps, 38th Puglie and XXV Army Corps, Siena Division with 131st Armored Division Centauro)
Defender: Greek (2nd Battalion. 5th Infantry Regiment, 1st Division and 19th Regiment, 4th Division with II Corps, 17th Division)
7 turns
Players: 2 OBA: Italian Night: No
Unit Counts:
Squads: A:16.0 D:12.5
AFVs: A:2
M13/40 x 2
AFVs: D:0
Guns: A:0 D:1
Vari 85/24 M
Misc Rules:
Mist (E3.32). D: No Surrender. HoB treated as Battle Hardening (A15.3)
