WG160 Maki ng a Stand

WG160 "Making a Stand; #4 American Variant"; Scenario Design by Bill Thomson; REV B

September, 1944: The sweep through France comes to an end as American forces encounter Germans forces ready to provide resistance

VICTORY CONDITIONS: The American win by being the last to coccupy exclusively with an unbroken unit all stone buildings in the village center on Board three. the village center is the area surrounded by the road net.

BOARD LAYOUT: All board ID# are as shown.

   +---------------------------+    
   |            |              |   
   | 2          |              |   
   +---------------------------+    
   |            |            3 |   
   |            |              |   
   +---------------------------+   
   |            |              |   
   | 4          |              |   
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              NORTH

SCENARIO SEQUENCE: Seven full game turns; Germans setup first; American moves first.

AMERICAN FORCES:
- AT START: Enter Anywhere along the East edge playing normal MF?MP cost for intial placement on both partial and full hexes.
  PLC (use 8-1 leader if PLCs are not in play) and bid force.
GERMAN FORCES:
- AT START: Set up on any board at least 10 whole hexes (inclusive of placement hex) from East edge; Regimental HQ will allow only 3 fire missions of 81mm Mortar Support. NO other artillery module is available.
  1x9-2, 2x9-1, PLC (use 8-1 leader if PLCs are not in play), 1x8-0; 8x467, 2x247, 4xLMG, 2xMMG, 1xHMG, 6xPF, 1xRadio, 25xconcealment (?)

SPECIAL SCENARIO RULES:
SSR 1: The Americans have no purchase restrictions.
SSR 2: BID FORCE: If a American bid force includes a radio, OBA module selection is defined in the first rally phase must be: 4 missions of 80mm, 3 missions of 100mm, 2 missions of 120mm, or 1 mission of 150mm.