https://www.theblitz.club/message_boards/ Sun, 05 Apr 2026 17:16:05 +0000 MyBB https://www.theblitz.club/message_boards/showthread.php?tid=48840 Sun, 09 Nov 2008 23:13:25 +0000 Mr Grumpy]]> https://www.theblitz.club/message_boards/showthread.php?tid=48840 Kharkov '43:Manstein Strikes Back (Alt) (jazman version) Kharkov area, 15 February, 1943. Following the Soviet successes at Stalingrad, STAVKA continues the pressure in the South. The Soviet operations 'Star' and 'Gallop' are on the verge of massive success, with Kharkov about to fall with parts of two SS (Das Reich, LAH), and one Heer (GroßDeutschland) Panzer Grenadier divisions nearly trapped in it, and the last rail lines to Army Group South within a few days of being cut at the Dnepr river. Hitler has ordered that Kharkov be held at all costs, in which case the only strong mobile reserves available to Manstein will be destroyed. Manstein has been planning a counterstroke using the SS Panzer Korps, but this will be impossible if the forces in Kharkov do not escape from the burning city. NOTE: This scenario is best played as Axis human against AI, or human vs. human. Also, best played with VST supply rules and programmed weather.

Modified by Gintas 'jazman' Jazbutis to implement Ed 'Volcano Man' Williams' Alt System (unit images and McNamara DB Values).

Large Scenario 293 turns, Designer Rick Bancroft, edited by jazman.

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Modified by Gintas 'jazman' Jazbutis to implement Ed 'Volcano Man' Williams' Alt System (unit images and McNamara DB Values).

Large Scenario 293 turns, Designer Rick Bancroft, edited by jazman.

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Large Scenario 60 turns, Designer Lawrence Richards

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Large Scenario 60 turns, Designer Lawrence Richards

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PBEM or human axis against computer allies.

Small Scenario 15 turns, Designer Bas Kreuger

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PBEM or human axis against computer allies.

Small Scenario 15 turns, Designer Bas Kreuger

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Filled with dreams of glory, they exhort their field commanders to push tired, undersupplied troops to make one more super effort for Rodina. Operation Star calls for the Voronezh Front to capture Kharkov. Operation Gallop prods the Southwestern Front to capture the bridges over the Dnepr, thus cutting off the entire 1st and 4th Panzerarmies, thereby amputating the entire southern wing of the German Army. Generalfeldmarschall Erich von Manstein has other ideas. The SS-Panzer Corps will be formed. SS-Obergruppenfuhrer Paul Hausser will defy a direct order from Hitler and abandon Kharkov, and in the days to follow, the exhausted, overly ambitious, over-extended Russians will suffer their final humiliation in the blood-drenched snow between the Dnepr and the Donetz Rivers. House Rules and Comments: 1. Use artillery setup, night fatigue, virtual supply trucks, and locking ZOC "OFF." Use programmed weather - a must. No aerial attacks on fixed units until they are released. 2. The PDT file has been edited to account for historical conditions. The Russians are poorly supplied but get frequent replacements. As the Russian advances he will be able to capture supplies, and he must act quickly. The Germans are better-supplied but get few replacements. Given the awful weather, it is hard to dig-in and entrench. 3. By February 20th. 1943 the Luftwaffe is at it's peak, and for the last time in Russia, rules the air. The Russian better move quickly. 4.You must play with Locking ZOC OFF. If you read about these campaigns, you will be amazed to learn of whole German divisions which were surrounded but managed to keep on retreating in a coherent fashion. I can guarantee that if the Soviet spends too much time reducing scattered Axis units, that he is doomed. Keep the strategic picture in focus; get to the Dnepr and Krasnograd and cut off the Axis supplies. Also, when the Axis had reversed the tables and whole Soviet armies were cutoff, many men escaped to fight again because the Axis had too few men to contain them all. 5.Fixed units may not entrench. They are detraining and forming up after a long trip from Germany. They are not just sitting around building breastworks and trenches. Also, please no aerial attacks allowed on these units until they are released. 6.A word to the wise: do not play too close to the map edges. Units appear with high protection values (5). For historical continuity they must be allowed to appear, and do so at the proper moments; retreating Axis troops appear and followed by Soviet pursuers in the North. Soviet units also appear along the South edge as the "off board" formations advance into place. Axis reinforcements appear in the West and South. 7. Hitler will visit the Front at Dnepropetrovsk and try to meddle. He will hang around for a few days...if he is captured the campaign is over, the war is over and the Soviets win a major victory. 8. Because of constraints of the map, I have bent history a bit, and here are the details. Hitler really visited Zaporozh'ye, not Dnepropetrovsk. Further, the Soviet 38th Army and German 2nd Army were really engaged a bit off the map to the Northwest, but not by much. I added them so that the final battle of Kharkov and Belgorod will be more exciting. 9. The OOB is not perfectly historically correct but much research has been done and the major units are there. There are holes and few stretches of the imagination, especially in regards to Soviet artillery formations and the air OOB. Any help filling in the holes will be greatly appreciated. Much thanks to Color for OOB editing, Volcano for all sorts of advice and allowing us to use his great artwork, Richard Bancroft and Richard Warren for OOB suggetions, and John Tiller for creating these games, his encouragement and allowing us to mix and match the Icons of the PzC series. I also was inspired by Laurent Favre's "Manstein's Last Victory" scenario in TOAW-CW. In the end I hope that this campaign will benefit from the continued input of many of the list members, and time will see upgrades based on your collective input. As commander of either side, you may now wield the "Flashing Sword of Retribution." Enjoy!

Large Scenario 421 turns, Designer Marquo

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Large Scenario 421 turns, Designer Marquo

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Large Scenario 60 turns, Designer Lawrence Richards

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Large Scenario 60 turns, Designer Lawrence Richards

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Large Scenario 140 turns, Designer Adj by Rick Bancroft

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Large Scenario 140 turns, Designer Adj by Rick Bancroft

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Large Scenario 293 turns, Designer Rick Bancroft

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Large Scenario 293 turns, Designer Rick Bancroft

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Large Scenario 90 turns, Designer Rick Bancroft

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Any comments you would like to leave about this scenario can be posted in this thread.]]> Lunge To Krasnoarmeyskoye South of Kharkov, February 10, 1943: Operating Gallop, launched in conjunction with Operation Star as follow ups to Little Saturn which had destroyed much of the 8th Italian Army and sealed the fate of the 6th Army at Stalingrad, was aimed at the Sea of Azov and the Dnepr River to isolate the bulk of the German and allied forces still withdrawing from the Caucasus and the vicinity of Rostov. This offensive, begun at the end of January, 1943 became stuck in static fighting in its advance toward the Sea of Azov at Slavyansk and Kramatorsk. Vatutin ordered a flanking movement to seize the rail junction at Krasnoarmeyskoye, far in the German rear area and on the rail line for supply back to Dnepropetrovsk for the entire southern wing of the German forces. This led to a series of battles between the exhausted forces of each side throughout the area, with the Soviets first halted and then thrown back with heavy losses at Krasnoarmeyskoye. This battle helped set the stage for Manstein's counterattack.

Large Scenario 90 turns, Designer Rick Bancroft

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Medium Scenario 45 turns, Designer(s) Rick Bancroft

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Any comments you would like to leave about this scenario can be posted in this thread.]]> Lunge to Krasnoarmeyskoye - Short South of Kharkov, February 10, 1943: Operating Gallop, launched in conjunction with Operation Star as follow ups to Little Saturn which had destroyed much of the 8th Italian Army and sealed the fate of the 6th Army at Stalingrad, was aimed at the Sea of Azov and the Dnepr River to isolate the bulk of the German and allied forces still withdrawing from the Caucasus and the vicinity of Rostov. This offensive, begun at the end of January, 1943 became stuck in static fighting in its advance toward the Sea of Azov at Slavyansk and Kramatorsk. Vatutin ordered a flanking movement to seize the rail junction at Krasnoarmeyskoye, far in the German rear area and on the rail line for supply back to Dnepropetrovsk for the entire southern wing of the German forces. This led to a series of battles between the exhausted forces of each side throughout the area, with the Soviets first halted and then thrown back with heavy losses at Krasnoarmeyskoye. This battle helped set the stage for Manstein's counterattack. This is the short version of the battle, with the Axis player having less time to carry out his counterattack.

Medium Scenario 45 turns, Designer(s) Rick Bancroft

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Medium Scenario 26 turns, Designer Rick Bancroft

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Medium Scenario 26 turns, Designer Rick Bancroft

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Medium Scenario 24 turns, Designer Marquo

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Medium Scenario 24 turns, Designer Marquo

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Large Scenario 75 turns, Designer Lawrence Richards

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Large Scenario 75 turns, Designer Lawrence Richards

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Medium Scenario 24 turns, Designer Phil K. Powers

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Medium Scenario 24 turns, Designer Phil K. Powers

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Any comments you would like to leave about this scenario can be posted in this thread.]]> https://www.theblitz.club/message_boards/showthread.php?tid=46966 Mon, 21 Jul 2008 21:58:56 +0000 Mr Grumpy]]> https://www.theblitz.club/message_boards/showthread.php?tid=46966 Blitz, for Volcano Man's Alt Mod scenarios you should visit Volcano Mods.

All these scenarios can be reported on the TOC ladder and for the same points as stock scenarios, any problems downloading the files from this forum should be reported to myself.]]> Blitz, for Volcano Man's Alt Mod scenarios you should visit Volcano Mods.

All these scenarios can be reported on the TOC ladder and for the same points as stock scenarios, any problems downloading the files from this forum should be reported to myself.]]>