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#0708_02 Teterevino North - Franz's Excellent Adventure - Kursk Southern Front

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#0708_02 Teterevino North - Franz's Excellent Adventure

By David Freer
Russia 2 - 0 - 3 Germany
Rating: 7.3 (2)
Games Played: 5
SM: 1
Turns: 8
Type: Custom
First Side: Russia
Second Side: Germany

Teterevino North, South West of Prokhorovka: July 8th, 1943. (Scenario Size: Battalion. Either Side vs AI or Head to Head) SS-Unterscharführer Franz Staudegger and SS-Sturmann Rolf Schamp's Tigers had not joined the rest of Liebstandarte's Panzer Regiment due to track and chassis damage. The two vehicles were mobile, but only just and had been left behind in Teterevino North with a company from Das Reich to expedite repairs. Colonel Grigory Yakovlevich Andriushchenko's 183rd Tank Brigade was in the vanguard of 10th Tank Corp's push to hit the SS 'on the nose'. Vatutin was trying to coordinate four Tank Corps to hit the extended German Eastern flank. 10th Tank Corp was the northernmost armored formation and was the first into action. Unfortunately 183rd Tank Brigade arrived piecemeal which allowed the Tigers and supporting troops to handle the Soviet Brigade without being completely overwhelmed. Staudegger's command was so successful that he was awarded the Knights Cross for the twenty two tanks his Tiger destroyed in the engagement. Coupled with the other Russian tanks lost to both Schamp and the Panzer Grenadiers, 183rd Tank Brigade lost half its vehicle in this one engagement.

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Gris's ProfileGris Slightly Pro Germany 6
Gris's ProfileGris Slightly Pro Germany 6
Gris
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Gris Mon Jul 25, 2016 2:33 am
Strange scenario. The Russians start out with a major victory, but the Axis hold all the victory hexes. The Germans defend in this one for the most part, unless the Soviets decide not to attack, then the Germans must attack to win.
'Millions died or suffered in the mud of Flanders between 1914-18. Who remembers them? Even those with names on their graves are by now unknown soldiers.' - Mier Ronnen, Jerusalem Post, 1933 Gris