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Breaking Contact August 1914, 1st Ed #13
(Attacker) Russian Empire	vs	German Empire (Attacker)

Formations Involved

	Total
Side 1	0
Draw	0
Side 2	0

Overall Rating, 0 votes
5 4 3 2 1 0
Scenario Rank: of

Parent Game	August 1914, 1st Ed
Historicity	Historical
Date	1914-08-24
Start Time	04:00
Turn Count	38
Visibility	Day & Night
Counters	113
Net Morale	0
Net Initiative	1
Maps	4: 45, 46, 48, 49
Layout Dimensions	86 x 56 cm 34 x 22 in
Play Bounty	250
AAR Bounty	227
Total Plays	0
Total AARs	0

Battle Types
Exit the Battle Area
Inflict Enemy Casualties

Conditions
Off-board Artillery
Reinforcements

Scenario Requirements & Playability
August 1914, 1st Ed	Base Game

Introduction
Lt. Gen. Friedrich Scholtz of XX Corps hoped to launch a dawn attack on the Russians, but his staff soon informed him that 37th Infantry Division was far too disorganized to attack. Worse, Russian infantry had infiltrated so close to his positions that he could not pull the division back to re-order it for the assault. Scholtz ordered 3rd Reserve Division forward to push the Russians back and save the regulars from being overrun.

Introduction

Lt. Gen. Friedrich Scholtz of XX Corps hoped to launch a dawn attack on the Russians, but his staff soon informed him that 37th Infantry Division was far too disorganized to attack. Worse, Russian infantry had infiltrated so close to his positions that he could not pull the division back to re-order it for the assault. Scholtz ordered 3rd Reserve Division forward to push the Russians back and save the regulars from being overrun.

Conclusion
While the Russians were in better shape than their enemies, they still suffered problems of their own. The Russian pursuit did not press the Germans closely, and when fresh German troops came onto the battlefield the Russians were content to let the Germans pull away. Thirty-Seventh Infantry Division had been put out of the fight for some days; it would be up to Second Army command to exploit this advantage.

Conclusion

While the Russians were in better shape than their enemies, they still suffered problems of their own. The Russian pursuit did not press the Germans closely, and when fresh German troops came onto the battlefield the Russians were content to let the Germans pull away. Thirty-Seventh Infantry Division had been put out of the fight for some days; it would be up to Second Army command to exploit this advantage.