500+turn Poland 39 scenario

jonnymacbrown

Does this scenario exist?

wildb

I have checked the scenario list and the longest scenario is 348 turns.

#0901_01c_Campaign
#0901_01d_Campaign
#0901_01e_Campaign
#0901_01f_Campaign

Date: September 1-16 or September 1-October 5

Turns: 158 or 348

Size: Huge
Scenario Briefing:
See #0901_01a.

Notes:

These scenarios are hypothetical variants of the campaign.

#0901_01c lasts until October 5th, but there is no Soviet invasion. The player does not have to worry about the threat from the east, but no exit hexes will appear to allow him to score points through evacuation. With no Soviet invasion, the Ukrainian rebellion is moved up to earlier in the scenario.
#0901_01d considers what might have happened if the Polish Army had been fully mobilized on September 1st. The Polish receives more units at the start of the game but will receive fewer reinforcements.

#0901_01e considers the possibility of the Western Allies exerting more effort to help Poland. The Polish army starts fully mobilized as in #0901_01d. The Germans will receive fewer reinforcements and some of his units will be withdrawn early, the assumption being that they must be used to counter a more vigorous Sarre Offensive. Additionally, the Polish will receive some French reinforcements via Romania. (Historically, Romania was part of a military alliance with Poland and France, and France did ship some military aid to Poland via Romania. The French unit that arrives is Army Corps L, a force based in the Levant that was earmarked for potential operations in Southern Europe. To battalion of the Foreign Legion, both of which were historically station in the Levant, have added to the French army corps).

In #0901_01f, there is no Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact. The Soviet Union intervenes in Poland against German expansionism. The Red Army is on the Allied side in this scenario. The assumption is not so much that Stalin would desire to help the Polish Republic, but that, as the Polish Army collapses, he wants to keep the Germans out of Eastern Poland. Consequently, the Soviet Army still does not enter until midway through the campaign. Soviet-backed partisan units do not appear in this version of the scenario.

jonnymacbrown

(2 hours ago)wildb Wrote: I have checked the scenario list and the longest scenario is 348 turns.

#0901_01c_Campaign
#0901_01d_Campaign
#0901_01e_Campaign
#0901_01f_Campaign

Date: September 1-16 or September 1-October 5

Turns: 158 or 348

Size: Huge
Scenario Briefing:
See #0901_01a.

Notes:

These scenarios are hypothetical variants of the campaign.

#0901_01c lasts until October 5th, but there is no Soviet invasion. The player does not have to worry about the threat from the east, but no exit hexes will appear to allow him to score points through evacuation. With no Soviet invasion, the Ukrainian rebellion is moved up to earlier in the scenario.
#0901_01d considers what might have happened if the Polish Army had been fully mobilized on September 1st. The Polish receives more units at the start of the game but will receive fewer reinforcements.

#0901_01e considers the possibility of the Western Allies exerting more effort to help Poland. The Polish army starts fully mobilized as in #0901_01d. The Germans will receive fewer reinforcements and some of his units will be withdrawn early, the assumption being that they must be used to counter a more vigorous Sarre Offensive. Additionally, the Polish will receive some French reinforcements via Romania. (Historically, Romania was part of a military alliance with Poland and France, and France did ship some military aid to Poland via Romania. The French unit that arrives is Army Corps L, a force based in the Levant that was earmarked for potential operations in Southern Europe. To battalion of the Foreign Legion, both of which were historically station in the Levant, have added to the French army corps).

In #0901_01f, there is no Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact. The Soviet Union intervenes in Poland against German expansionism. The Red Army is on the Allied side in this scenario. The assumption is not so much that Stalin would desire to help the Polish Republic, but that, as the Polish Army collapses, he wants to keep the Germans out of Eastern Poland. Consequently, the Soviet Army still does not enter until midway through the campaign. Soviet-backed partisan units do not appear in this version of the scenario.