Indian units set up with an HMG on all three hills. Italians entered from southeast in attempt to concentrate efforts on one hill in south while sending a company north to take the more lightly defended hill there. Italians took losses as they approached the dug-in Indians on the southeast hill, but were able to eventually take the positions on the lower slope. Upon approaching the small hill in the northeast the Italians took three quick step losses but were able to overcome the light defenses in a pair of assaults. At that point the Italians held a minor victory but had lost nine steps, meaning the Indians could secure a draw by eliminating one more step. The Italians then attacked the positions on the third hill. The Italians quickly lost two more steps meaning they had to secure the hill to gain a victory. In the end all Allied units were eliminated except for a 10-0-1 leader and HMG entrenched on the hill. The Italians assaulted the hex for seven turns but couldn't get the favorable dice roll needed to win. A very close, enjoyable scenario.