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Scenario Rank: --- of 940 |
Parent Game | River Battleships |
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Historicity | Alt-History |
Date | 1941-05-01 |
Start Time | 07:00 |
Turn Count | 22 |
Visibility | Day |
Counters | 10 |
Net Morale | 1 |
Net Initiative | 0 |
Maps | 2: 108, 109 |
Layout Dimensions | 86 x 28 cm 34 x 11 in |
Play Bounty | 161 |
AAR Bounty | 171 |
Total Plays | 1 |
Total AARs | 1 |
Battle Types |
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Inflict Enemy Casualties |
River Control |
Prisoner Capture |
Conditions |
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Naval Bombardment |
Scenario Requirements & Playability | |
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River Battleships | Base Game |
Introduction |
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Romania declined to participate in the plundering of Yugoslavia, but the Germans held onto a narrow strip of territory along the Romanian border. This served as an inducement to draw the Romanians to take on some of the burden of occupation, and also inserted a buffer between Romanian and Hungarian lands. Had the Romanians taken the offer, conflict with the hated Hungarians could likely have followed, and that would include the Danube waterway. |
Conclusion |
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Despite the age of the Romanian monitors, they still out-classed anything else on the Danube and the Hungarians would have been hard-pressed to oppose even a few of them. Despite the age of the Romanian fleet – all of its monitors had been laid down before or during the Great War, though they had been reconstructed since – they represented a unique capability. As long as the enemy didn’t have airplanes. |
AFV Rules Pertaining to this Scenario's Order of Battle |
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#4 The Eternal Enemy |
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Outnumbered 2-1 the Romanian monitor force put up a good fight sinking all of the Hungarians ships, but casualties were high on the Romanian side with two monitors heavily damaged and one sunk. |
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