OAF 24.2 "Deliverance"

updated 051227 Rev 0

This scenario was originally published in ON ALL FRONTS number 24 . Extensive clarifications and modification have been made to the original scenario and modified by Bill Thomson. The original scenario author is Michael Balsai


Modlin, 20 miles Northwest of Warsaw, 19, 1944: The ensuing lull around Warsaw ended abruptly, when the Soviet Fifth Guards Tank Army launched yet another offensive that compelled the Forth SS Panzer Corps to withdraw to the confluence of the Bug and Vistula Rivers.

VICTORY CONDITIONS: Russians must clear the road 4Y10/13Y10/12Y10/10Q10 of German LOS within normal range infantry units extended by SW and within 24 hexes inclusive for guns and ordinance, as well as the physical presence os unbroken units and functional AFVs up to within 3 hexes inclusive of the road.

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SCENARIO SEQUENCE:
Russians setup first
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Germans move first
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SPECIAL SCENARIO RULES:


AFTERMATH: The front stabilized when the Russians could not punch through the front to envelop and destroy the SS divisions. After persistent and fruitless bludgeoning of the well entrenched and camouflaged SS Panzerkorp, the Fifth Guards Tank Army gave up its attack and another calm settled over the shaky front held by the Germans northwest of Warsaw. The Totenkofp divisions exceptional combat performance did not escape Hitler;s attentions. Hitler claimed that if he had a few more extra battalions to sent SSTK, the situation might improve because, "whenever one sent them reinforcements, they always counterattacked successfully."