Two Sisters - Falklands

Battalion Level
Normal Night Scenario
Best Played as British or PBEM
Outer Defense Battles

The 4th Infantry Regiment was assigned to defend the center of the three hills making up the Outer Defense Zone. The hill was known locally as Two Sisters due to the separate peaks. Major Cordan, the regiment's executive officer, was in command. He had C Company as well as two platoons from A Company at his disposal. In addition, B Company of the 6th Regiment was deployed between Two Sisters and Mount Longdon to the north. His troops were well dug in on the imposing heights. The Battle raging to the north on Mount Longdon was clearly visible and the waiting conscripts knew that they were next.

Lt. Colonel Whitehead's plan for the assault on Two Sisters called for X Company to attack due east and take the first highpoint, Long Toenail. Support Company's Milan launchers would try and shoot the Marines through the first Argentine bunkers. Meanwhile Y and Z Companies would flank this position to the north and after the Argentines committed their reserves, attack Summer Days from the northwest. It was a fairly simple plan, but like most night battles, it was up to section and platoon leaders on the ground to adapt the plan to conditions and push on.