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A great Read about Tunisia - cjsiam - 08-14-2020
I suspect there is even a Scenario out there....My games are packed up so I can't look it up
https://www.theburningplatform.com/2020/08/13/sacrifice-and-victory/
That 25pdr battery had great morale rolls, I've got to think that.
Good reminder.... life is long, it's a marathon, not a sprint.
Be well.
cj
RE: A great Read about Tunisia - plloyd1010 - 08-14-2020
One could probably find something to play with in there. Operation Ochsenkopf would need to combine a couple of games to play out. I don't think there are enough British in An Army at Dawn.
RE: A great Read about Tunisia - cjsiam - 08-14-2020
(08-14-2020, 03:00 AM)plloyd1010 Wrote: One could probably find something to play with in there. Operation Ochsenkopf would need to combine a couple of games to play out. I don't think there are enough British in An Army at Dawn.
I'd imagine the Dunkirk Brits might be useful? though I don't know the factors in detail as yet....
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RE: A great Read about Tunisia - plloyd1010 - 08-14-2020
I would expect components would be assembled thusly:
- Maps from Africa Orientale Italiana or Conquest of Ethiopia, and An Army at Dawn
- German units from An Army at Dawn
- British units from An Army at Dawn and Liberation 1944. Infantry and lighter weapon units from An Army at Dawn and Road to Dunkirk
- Free French would be from An Army at Dawn and La Campagne de Tunisie. There would probably be some substitutions from British units (or DIY counters)