This was a short scenario made shorter by some fortunate rolls by the US.

The initial US force set up at the base of the hill just north of the crossroads (victory point location). The Germans entered from the south, and the US paras entered from the west.

The German force proceeded north along the road, and the US paras spread out and into the woods along the western side of the road. The Germans started firing at the paras as they moved into the eastern edge of the light woods on the western side of the road. The US INF force moved down from the hills towards the top of the German force. Neither side closed the range, but then a two hex US attack scored a 2X result on the lead German force. Soon after, the US paras socred a 1X on the western most Germans and demoralized the remainder of the hex.

Before the Germans could recover, some more paras closed to prepare to assault the demoralized SS. The Germans were able to inflict a 1X result on a stack of paras, but another US stack assaulted the demoralized German units, and inflicted another step loss. At this point, the US had inflicted six step losses on the Germans and held the intersection with having lost only one para step. I don't see that the Germans can regroup and take the crossroads, so an American victory.