German Armored Train #3 come chugging down the track heading for its objective, the town of Chojnice, a hidden Polish ATG battery opened fire on the unsuspecting train, but unlike historical events, missed the train by a wide margin with its first shot (snake eyes) and missed again on the following turn. The train made it to the town unscathed to disgorge its supporting infantry platoon while preparing for the Polish counterattack.

To the east of town a reinforced Polish infantry company of Obrona Narodowa advanced on the town from their hiding place in the woods with the goal of eliminating the train and its supporting infantry, but the German forces were able to disrupt and demoralize several platoons with opportunity fire thus stalling the Polish counterattack while waiting for reinforcements.

Within 30 minutes the German reinforcements arrived and split into two groups, one company supported by a HMG platoon cleared the woods north of the RR tracks with the help of two OBA batteries of 105mm. The rest of the battalion headed for the town. The Polish Obrona Narodowa did their best but were no match for the vaunted Wehrmacht troops who quickly routed them out of the town.