OAF 34.4 "France 1944"

Scenario published in ON ALL FRONTS, issue #34. Modifications/clarifications made from its published form; Updated 090812

Somewhere in France, August, 1944: American and German units move out cautiously in search of the enemy, and encounter one another near an isolated farmhouse.

VICTORY CONDITIONS: The player who eliminates the most enemy squads wins. If there is a tie, then the player with the most unbroken squads on the enemy side of the board wins (row Q is the dividing line- squads on row Q do not count). If still tied, then the player with the most unbroken squads remaining wins. If still tied, the American player wins.

BOARD LAYOUT:

NORTH

SCENARIO SEQUENCE:

Simultaneous set up	1	2	3	4	5	6	END
Germans Move First

GERMAN FORCES:

AT START: Set up south of hex row X inclusive:
1x9-2, 1x9-1, 2x8-1; 16x467; 6xLMG

AMERICAN FORCES:

AT START: Set up north of hex row J inclusive:
1x9-1; 1x8-1; 2x8-0; 16x666

SPECIAL SCENARIO RULES:

OAF 34.4.1: TERRAIN: Wheatfields are in effect.
OAF 34.4.2: Both sides set up simultaneously.
OAF 34.4.3: The German player may only move his units half their normal movement capability on the first turn's MPh.

CREDITS: This scenario published in ON ALL FRONT, Issue 34. The scenario author not cited. This scenario was used in round one of the ORIGINS 1984 Squad Leader Tournament conducted by Tom Greer. No rights are assumed by Wargame Academy.