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Scenario Rank:
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Parent Game |
Winter's Battle |
Historicity |
Historical |
Date |
1914-02-07 |
Start Time |
08:00 |
Turn Count |
28 |
Visibility |
Day |
Counters |
117 |
Net Morale |
1 |
Net Initiative |
1 |
Maps |
4: 46, 47, 48, 6 |
Layout Dimensions |
86 x 56 cm 34 x 22 in |
Play Bounty |
259 |
AAR Bounty |
227 |
Total Plays |
0 |
Total AARs |
0 |
Introduction
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Both the German Tenth Army and Russian Tenth Army stationed their cavalry on the northern end of their line to guard their open flank. On the morning of 8 February, Evgeny A. Leontovich, commanding the Russian cavalry, ordered them forward to probe the German flank. The Germans had attacked the Tenth Army’s southern flank; were they planning to do the same here? Yes, they were.
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Conclusion
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The Russian advance met German cavalry advancing toward them, resulting in a confused meeting engagement. German-language accounts don’t mention this fight; neither side pressed their advance and the Russians returned to their lines alerted to German activity. But they had no idea of the scale of the German onslaught to come.
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Additional Notes
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Counters and maps from the first edition of August 1914 will work in place of those components of the second edition.
Maps from Eastern Front Deluxe or Panzer Grenadier: The East front may be used in place of those from Fire in the Steppe.
The German Oberleutnant should be a Leutnant. The Hauptmann should be Rittmeisters. |
German Empire Order of Battle
Russian Empire Order of Battle