This second scenario in the Fall of Luxembourg series is essentially the first scenario with twice as many troops. This time, the Luxembourg forces are augmented by a squadron of French cavalry with attached artillery. The Germans bring two battalions of infantry along with a company of light tanks to the fray.

The victory conditions are very much the same. The Germans must clear the road and secure the villages. The Germans were abit more aggressive this time, and inflicted serious losses on the French/Lux troops (all of the Luxembourg troops were destroyed) but the Germans took a large share of casualties themselves. Most importantly, they suffered casualties in the engineer platoons, resulting in failed morale which cost them significantly. Instead of clearing obstacles as they were assigned to do, the engineers participated in several assaults, sustaining casualties in the process. Too much time was lost in the recovery of morale and getting back to the task of clearing the barricades, thus causing the Germans to fail to meet their objectives.