TEXT: . AKDD4 ASLCDMP AFRIIIAKDRPS SECDND DME ARDUNDTM 
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  TEA TIME INTERRUPTION 
  0 BRITISH Set Up First 
  f,i GERMANS Move First 
  1 
  Elements of the 72nd Anti-Tan k Regiment set up within ten hexes of the west edge: 
  [ELR: 3) 
  {SAN: 2} 
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  E 4-5-8 
  4 
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  2-2-8 
  2 
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  three along the west edge and/or the south 
  edge on/west of hexrow M: 
  3 
  CH 
  ~ 13 
  ·~ 
  ..... ....,111 
  [13 
  [!] 
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  3 
  ;!lb 
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  Elements of the Schwere Panzer Battalion 501 en ter on tum one along the east edge: 
  [ELR: 4) 
  {SAN: 2} 
  Ktk 
  E4-6-8 
  3 
  MAPLAYOUT: 
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  LMG 
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  T7 
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  15PP 
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  75L 
  3/5 
  AAMG -/-/3 
  2 
  3 
  VARIATIONS: 
  AK#27 
  2 3 4 5 6 
  CH ~ 17 
  Trench 
  1~6 
  OVR,OBA:+4 
  ¡..[l] 
  Other: +2 
  [) 
  (•) ~ 
  37Ll 2/4/2 
  . . 
  3 
  3 
  r 
  , 
  f,i Add a 9-2 Armor Leader to the Gennan OB (i.e., a second AL). 
  1 
  1 
  1 
  0 Add a 9-2 arrnor leader to the British tum three reinforcements. 
  1 
  1 
  1 
  1 
  1 
  1 
  (only hexrows A-BB are playable) 
  L 
  _JTOBRIJK 
  OBJECTIVES: The Germans must eam more VP than the British at Game 
  End. The Germans eam double EVP for Good Order units exited along the SPECIAL RULES: 
  west edge. The British eam CVP for ALL German units remaining on rnap at l. EC are Moderate, with no Wind at start. 
  Game End. CVP are awarded norrnally to both sides. 
  2. No APCRI APDS rnay be used in this scenario. 
  North of GOUBELLAT, TUNISIA, 31 JANUARY 1943: The first Allied offensive to reach Tunis 
  has been forestalled by more than a month by Gerrnan resistance. There had been several rumors of a 
  new German tank, but because of General von Amim's reluctance to assist Rommel, the new wonder-
  weapon had been held in reserve since the arrival ofthe Pzkw VIe 'Tiger' tank in Tunisia in Novem-
  ber of 1942. On the moming of the 31 January, a spotter for the British 72nd Anti-Tank Regiment 
  sighted one of the new Tigers headed his way. He immediately radioed for reinforcements. There were 
  sorne friendly tanks in the area, but nothing that could match the Tiger. The British spotter immedi-
  ately left his post and ran back to headquarters shouting, "Tigers! There are tigers corning down the 
  road!" It was then local commanders realized only six-pounder AT-guns were available to repel the 
  attack. It would be a long moming, and the action could possibly disturb aftemoon tea time. The new 
  German tank soon showcased its capabilities. Its thick armor and long 88mm gun was more than a 
  match for anything the Allies had in Tunisia at the time. This particular engagement saw the 72nd 
  Anti-Tank Regiment call for reinforcements. When it was all o ver, the 72nd Anti-Tank Regiment 
  captured the first Tiger tank ofthe war, providing for an immediate technical analysis ofthe new German wonder-weapon, and clues about how to defeat 
  the 'Tiger' in battle. 
  Photo Credit: National Archives 
  © 2010 Critica! Hit!, Inc. 
  
  GORE FORCE 
  5 
  0 BRITISH Set Up First 
  ~ GERMANS Move First 
  1 2 3 4 
  Elements ofGore Force set up on/north ofhexrow K [EXC: Friendly AFVs may set up on/north ofhexrow P}: 
  [ELR: 3] 
  {SAN: 3}. 
  ~ 
  E 4-5-8 
  3 
  r9-1 
  ~j 
  2-2-8 
  MMG 
  LMG 
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  [1] 2-7 
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  57L 
  2 
  Reinforcing armorfrom tbe 13thAr-
  mored Regiment enter on tum two 
  along the north edge: 
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  37LL 2/4/2• 
  2 
  Trench 
  Sangar 
  OVR, OBA:+4 ..... 
  Other: +2 
  1S or Gun 
  ~ 
  OVR, OBA: +3• 
  Other: +1* 
  3 
  ;;!lb 
  T 
  Elements ofthe 10th Panzer Division set up on/south ofhexrow DD: 
  [ELR: 4] 
  {SAN: 2} 
  Krk 
  E4-6-8 
  6 
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  75• 
  3/5 
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  3/5 
  AAMG -/-/3 
  2 
  2 
  VARIATIONS: 
  ~ Replace the 8-1 leader in the German OB with a 9-2. 
  1 
  0 
  Replace the German MMG with a LMG 
  SPECIAL RULES: 
  l. EC are Moderate, with no Wind at start. 
  AK#28 
  6 
  OBJECTIVES: The Germans win immediately ifthey Control all four Trenchl 
  Sangar Fortifications OR ifthey eam more VP than the Allies at Game End. 
  The Germans eam EVP for Good Order units exited along the north edge. 
  CVP are awarded normally to both sides. 
  2. Place overlays as follows: H3 on S21-S22; and Wl4 on Ul2-Vll. 
  KASSERINE PASS, TUNISIA, 20 February 1943: The world stood in witness to 
  another offensive by the 'Desert Fox', Erwin Rommel. This time around, however, 
  Rommel found himself in an unfarniliar reduced Jeadership role, with reduced combat 
  power at his command. Changes in the Axis camp meant little to the Yanks facing him. 
  All they knew was that the enemy was an experienced and capable foe. Colonel Alexander 
  Stark was tasked by the Allied command to hold the crucial Kasserine Pass. The Allied 
  second-in-command, Brigadier General Colín McNabb, was sent to review the situa-
  tion. To McNabb, there seemed enough troops on hand, but Stark appeared to "lack a 
  good grip on things". Despite his reservations, McNabb added only a scratch unit, called 
  "Gore Force", to stiffen American positions in the pass. Before Gore Force arrived the 
  Germans had dispersed Stark's units during the night of 19/20 February. Thus, instead 
  of entering organized Allied positions, at 0400 hours on 20 February Gore Force passed 
  through the remnants of disintegrating American and French units. lgnoring the chaos, 
  Gore Force dug in on the northem comer ofthe pass. The Valentines were unable to stop the tanks of 10th Panzer Division. The survivors soon retreated to 
  the west. When a handful of Lee tanks from the U.S. 1st Armored Division intervened, four were quickly brewed. The Germans soon hit the 6-pounders and 
  infantrymen screening Gore Force. They too soon joined the general retreat late in the aftemoon. All had not been lost. Through its sacrifice Gore Force 
  delayed the Germans ata critica] juncture of the battle. 
  Photo Credit: National Archives 
  © 2010 Critica! Hit!, Inc. 
  
  OPERATION VULCAN 
  t! GERMANS Set Up First 
  0 BRITISH Move First 
  Elements ofthe 12th Royal Tank Regiment set up on/south ofhexrow V: 
  [ELR: 4] 
  {SAN: 2} 
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  E 4-5-8 
  5 
  (9-1 r~ 
  MMG 
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  [ZJ 4-12 
  LMG 
  4PP MTR 
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  [ZJ@ 
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  51 (2-11) 
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  40LIE -/4 
  1 2 
  3 4 
  CH ~ 9 
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  811 
  ~ • 
  ~L 2/4 
  2 
  .!lb 
  T 
  lnfantry elements ofthe Hermano Goering Division set up onlbetween hexrows I-P in hexes numbered ~ 8 and ~ 18: 
  [ELR:3] 
  {SAN: 3} 
  Ktk 
  E 4-6-8 
  2 
  MAPLAYOUT: 
  .~ t9-1 
  2-2-8 
  2 
  HMG 
  CH 
  ~ M11 
  ~ 
  1 
  ~ 
  ~~~~ 
  [3) 7-16 
  81* MTR 
  1 
  C~11 
  Trench 
  Sangar 
  1 
  ~. 
  OVR,OBA:+4 ..... 
  Other: +2 
  1S or Gun 
  [3] 
  [75) ~ 
  OVR, OBA: +3• 
  SOL 
  AT 
  Other: +1* 
  4 
  VARIATIONS: 
  • 
  Add one 4-6-8 squad to the German OB. 
  0 
  Replace the 9-1 leader in the British OB with a 9-2. 
  SPECIAL RULES: 
  AK#29 
  5 6 
  l. EC are Dry with a Mild Breeze from the southeast at start. 
  OBJECTIVES: The British win ifthey Control all four Trench/Sangar Forti- 2. Place overlays as follows: D42 on Ll O-Mil; RS on U16-U17; and H3 on. 
  fications at Game End. 
  U20-U21. 
  Near CAPE BON, TUNISIA, 22 April 1943: During mid-April, a series of Allied 
  attacks were launched against the Axis positions in the bilis of Tunisia. The US 2nd 
  Corps (now commanded by General Ornar Bradley) attacked Hill 609 in "Mousetrap 
  Valley," with the objective of advancing to Mateur. The British 5th Corps attacked 
  "Longstop Hill" and "Peter's Comer" and the British 9th Corps attacks between Boubellat 
  and Bou Arada. Part ofOperation Vulcan, the final Allied offensive to clear Axis forces 
  from Tunisia, particularly the Cape Bon area, saw the Hermann Goering Division sit-
  ting astride positions at 'Cactus Farm'. The elite German paratroop formation would be 
  challenged by the British 4th 'Mixed' Division, an infantry unit reconstituted after 
  Dunkirk asan infantry division incorporating a brigade oftanks. As the unit's Churchills 
  approached the farm, their supporting infantry was shot to pieces. The tanks continued 
  the advance without infantry support and were then attacked in close combat by enemy 
  soldiers. Twelve Churchills were knocked out and the attack was abruptly halted. 
  Photo Credit: National Archives 
  © 2010 Critical Hit!, Inc. 
  
  GOOD FRIDAY ON CHRISTMAS 
  AK#30 
  fr\! GERMANS Set Up First 
  0 BRITISH Move First 
  6 
  2 3 4 
  1 
  5 
  Elements of the 8th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders with armored support from the North Irish Horse set up anywhere 
  within the playable rnap area but OUTSIDE the German set up area: 
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  LMG 
  4PP MTR 
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  [ELR: 3] 
  {SAN: 2} 
  6 
  6 
  2 
  3 
  2 
  76• MTR 
  88 
  2 
  .!lb 
  T 
  Mixed German Rearguard elements set up onlbetween hexrows A-M and in hexes numbered ~ 21 in hexrows N-Q (see Scenario 
  Special Rule #5 for the placement ofField Emplacements): 
  [ELR: 3] 
  {SAN: 4} 
  Ktk 
  E 4-6-8 
  7 
  MAPLAYOUT: 
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  1 
  1 
  1 
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  75L 
  VARIATIONS: 
  o!l!o. Ignore SR #3. 
  'iiF 
  AT 
  CH 
  M10 
  Tren eh 
  Sangar 
  ·~ 
  OVR,OBA:+4 
  Alll!a 
  ~ 
  Other:+2 
  [2] 
  ~ 
  1S or Gun 
  15· INF 
  OVR, OBA: +3• 
  Other: +1* 
  9 
  2 
  0 
  The Gennan OBA module has Scarce Ammunition. 
  U19-U20; and Trl on N11-Nl2. 
  1 
  1 
  1 
  1 
  L ___ ..J 
  (only hexrows A-W are playable) 
  TOBRUK 
  3. lf the British 9-2 leader is Wounded, the first time this occurs, he need 
  not rnake any Wound Severity Check nor moral e check. Immediately mark 
  him as Heroic. 
  OBJECTIVES: The British win ifthey Control~ 8 Trench/Sangar Fortifica-
  tions at Garne End. 
  4. The Germans receive one module of 80+mm OBA, directed from an 
  Oflboard Observer located at Level 1, in a pre-recorded east edge hex. 
  5. AH Gerrnan fortifications must set up on Level 1 hill hexes. 
  SPECIAL RULES: 
  l. EC are Dry with a Mild Wind from the Southeast at start. 
  2. Place overlays as foJlows: V6 on 024-N23; H35 on 116-116; W13 on S12-
  T12; TS on 07-N7; H21 on 114-H13; H8 on R16-S17; H3 on Q9-Q10; D4 on 
  6. After set up, the British rnay place an FFE counter on the map. Each 
  German unit within three hexes is subject to the effects of a Bombardment. 
  (C1.8) [EXC: RoBa third die during each effected hex- a dr of~ 5 results 
  in the hex being immune to attack]. 
  DJEBEL ELAHMERA, TUNISIA, 23 Apri11943: Longstop HilJ (known localJy as 
  Djebels el Ahmera and el Rhaa, and to the Germans as Christmas Hill) had first gained 
  strategic importan ce back in December 1942. The terrain feature 's twin peaks had been 
  captured by the 2nd Coldstream Guards, but was subsequently lost when the Germans 
  counter-attacked on Christmas Day. The position provided a superb view of the sur-
  rounding area, and German artillery observers were quick to take advantage of this. 
  The 36th Infantry Brigade was tasked with retaking Longstop in April 1943. As part of 
  the plan, 8th Argyll was to seize Djebel el Ahmera, with three other battalions (5th 
  Buffs and 6th Royal West Kents, and 1st Surreys attached from 11th Brigade) foBow-
  ing up ready to press on to Djebel el Rhaa. Armoured support was provided by the 
  Churchills ofthe North Irish Horse. The attack began at 1330 after an intense artillery 
  barrage. After Lieutenant Colonel McNabb was killed in action, command ofthe bat-
  talion was assumed by Major John Anderson. Despite being wounded in the leg, Major 
  Anderson personally led severa! successful attacks on machine-gun and mortar posi-
  tions. The battalion had cleared the hill by 1530 that afternoon, with the force being 
  reduced to 44 officers and men, but taking over 200 prisoners. Major Anderson was 
  awarded the Victoria Cross for his actions. Djebel el Rhaa was captured by the Buffs on 26 April. 
  Photo Credit: National Archives 
  .-
  © 2010 Critica] Hit!, Inc. 
  
  RECONNAISSANCE FAILURE 
  ~ GERMANS Set Up First 
  0 BRITISH Move First 
  Elements ofthe Coldstream Guards set up on/west ofhexrow X: 
  [ELR: 3] 
  {SAN: 2} 
  Kn-
  E 4-5-8 
  8 
  {~1 'K~ 
  MMG 
  LMG 
  4PP MTR 
  ~ ;¡;;-+ 
  [2]~ 
  [2] 4-12 
  m 2-1 
  51 [2-11) 
  1 2 
  3 
  ;;!lb 
  T 
  Elements ofthe 754th Regiment set up in any Level 1 or Level2 hill hex of overlays H21 and H35: 
  [ELR: 3] 
  {SAN: 4} 
  Ktk 
  E4-6-8 
  2 
  MAPLAYOUT: 
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  E2-4-8 
  2-2-8 
  2 
  3 
  ts~ 
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  LMG 
  n 
  ~ 
  [3] 7-16 
  [j] 3-8 
  2 
  2 
  CH 
  ~ M11 
  CH 
  "'M10 
  Trench 
  ·~ 
  ·~ 
  OVR,OBA: +4 
  ~ (~) 
  {, 
  Other: +2 
  [2] 
  81• MTR 
  75· INF ~ 
  - . 
  2 
  6 
  VARIATIONS: 
  4 
  Sangar 
  Allllllat. 
  1S or Gun 
  OVR, OBA: +3• 
  Other: +1* 
  ;;W; Replace the 8-0 leader in the German OB with a 9-2. 
  'iiF 
  AK#31 
  5 6 
  1 
  0 
  Remove an 81 mm MTR and 2-2-8 crew from the German OB. 
  T08RUK 
  SPECIAL RULES: 
  l. EC are Moist with no wind at start. 
  2. Place overlays as follows: H21 on E24-D23; SS on V24-U24; S4 on 
  Ul5-U16; H35 on Pl5-Q16; and W13 on 112-112. 
  3. Overlays H35 and H21 are hills and not hillocks, with Levell and Level 
  2 heights (i.e., H35 has four Level2 hexes, H21 has two). 
  OBJECTIVES: The British win ifthey Control all four Leve) 2 hill hexes on 
  o verla y H3 5 at Game En d. 
  4. The sand hexes of overlays S4 and S5 represent open ground 'mud'. 
  Treat those hexes as ifMud rules apply therein (D8.23; E3.6). 
  HALTE D'EL HERI, TUNISIA, 23 December 1942: Longstop Hill, a two rnile-long 
  ridge, stood between the Allí es and their second attempt to capture Tunis. The highest point 
  ofthe hill was Point 290, positioned near the center and covered by a secondary position, 
  Point 243, the Djebel el Rhar. Allied reconnaissance had faired to discover this vital posi-
  tion before the men of 2nd Battalion, Coldstream Guards, set out to capture Longstop. 
  Moving out for their objective in a cold rainstorm. The Guards faced the green German 
  754th Regiment and soon Point 290 was in hand. At this point the British comrnander 
  thought he held a11 ofLongstop Hi11 and the attack was halted. He would prove to be wrong 
  as German resistan ce continued from the previously unknown secondary height, Point 243. 
  Photo Credit: National Archives 
  © 2010 Critica! Hit!, Inc. 
  
  BLUNTED BLADE 
  AK#32 
  +r JU AXIS Sets Up First 
  1 2 
  3 4 5 6 
  0 BRITISH Move First 
  0 
  Elements of Blade Force enter on tum two along the south edge in hexes numbered :::; 20: 
  [ELR: 3] 
  {SAN: 2} 
  [ELR: 4, 2] 
  {SAN: 3} 
  MAPLAYOUT: 
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  12-4-7 
  Recon elements of Blade 
  Force enter on tum one any-
  where along the south edge: 
  HMG 
  LMG 
  ~ ;;--+--
  lll 6-14 
  IIl 2-7 
  CH 
  ,.~•20 
  ~~ 
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  -/4 
  2 
  4PP MTR 
  C~10 
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  CH 
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  2 
  3 
  Elements ofthe 3rd Battalion, 92nd Regiment Fanteria [ELR: 2] set up on/between hexrows 1-S in hexes numbered ~ 23: 
  {~ 
  13-4-6 
  4 
  T06RUK. 
  ftt 
  ~7~ 
  HMG 
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  C~M12 
  CH ~ 12 
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  Minefield 
  ~ 
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  ·~m =. 
  OVR,OBA: +4 lfl6 
  811 
  "III 
  Other: +2 
  2-2-7 
  lll 6-12 
  lll 
  (3-102) 
  [IJ 
  811 
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  2 
  81• MTR 
  47 
  AT 
  75• 
  2 
  2 
  2 
  Known AP 
  German Fallschirmjiiger rein-
  forcements [ELR: 4] en ter on 
  tum one along the west edge: Ktk 
  E 5-4-8 t9-2 tl-4-9 
  LMG 
  ~ 
  [I] 3-8 
  ( only hexes numbered ~ 9 in hexrows 
  G-X are playable) 
  1 
  3 
  2 
  VARIATIONS: 
  +r JU Replace the Italian MMG with a HMG 
  0 
  Add one more Carrier Ato the British OB. 
  SPECIAL RULES: 
  l. EC are Moderate, with no Wind at start. 
  7 
  2. Place overlays as follows: H35 on 116-116; H21 on L9-M10, R3 on Qll-
  QlO; Trl on Q25-Q24; H3 on V23-V24; W14 on W15-X14; Trl on AA9-Z9; 
  TS on R13-Q14; and V17 on P22-Q22. 
  3. Use Trench counters to represent the two A-T Ditches (B27.56) provided in 
  OBJECTIVES: The British must Control ~ 1 O buildings at Game End. 
  the Axis OB. 
  Along theALGERIA-TUNISIA BORDER, 25 November 1942: Blade Force was assembled 
  as one of the Allied groups pushing forward with the intent of capturing the capital, Tunis, 
  before Hitler could reinforce his African bridgehead. The attempted coup de main was fore-
  stalled by bad weather and small bands of German and Italian troops that constructed road-
  blocks among the numerous passes along the border between Algeria and Tunisia. One such 
  roadblock on the road between Mateur and Tebourba was manned by soldiers of 3rd Battalion, 
  92nd Regiment Fanteria with support from SP-guns and German paratroopers. British armored 
  cars were the first to make contact, drawing fire as they approached the crossroads. The attack 
  was then laid in by the armor, as well as the only infantry element available in Blade Force. 
  Enemy fire was quite in tense and Axis mines soon began exploding as British men and vehicles 
  stumbled into them. Blade Force had to hurl its reserves into the struggle before the roadblock 
  could finally be overcome. The time-consuming struggle had lasted sorne three hours, buying 
  another slice ofprecious time for the Nazi reinforcement ofTunisia. 
  Photo Credit: National Archives 
  © 2010 Critical Hit!, Inc. 
  
  JEBEL ACHKEL 
  AK#33 
  • 
  GERMANS Set Up First 
  , r 
  1 2 3 
  4 5 6 
  0 BRITISH Move First 
  0 
  Elements of the 4th lndian Division set up in Level 1 or higher hill hexes of overlays H21 and H8 and any Wadi hex of overlay W13 : 
  «r.tr 
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  LMG 
  MTR 
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  Trench 
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  ~ 
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  ' 
  ~4 (6-36) 
  ~ (3-63¡· 
  Other: +2 
  E 4·5-8 
  2-2-8 
  1I1 4-12 
  [I] 2-7 
  51 [2-11) 
  ~ 
  1S or Gun 
  76• MTR 
  OVR, OBA: +3• 
  10 
  2 
  Other: +1* 
  1., 
  l 
  [ELR: 4) 
  {SAN: 2} 
  • 
  Remnants ofthe 19th Flak Division and the Ramcke Parachute Brigade set up on level one or higher hexes of overlay H35 [EXC: 
  no more than one MMC may set up on level two hexes], AND at least one MMC in any Crag hex (e.g., hex R21 on overlay R5): 
  -, r Krt 
  - t--
  14-6-7 
  8 
  [ELR: 3) 
  {SAN: 4} 
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  1 
  1 
  1 
  1 
  1 
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  .~ t~1 t~1 ts~ 
  2-2-8 
  2 
  ( only hexes numbered ~ 8 in hexrows 
  A-V are playable) 
  HMG 
  ~ 
  m 7-16 
  1 
  MMG 
  LMG 
  CH 
  '-l M11 
  CH~oo@ 
  Tren eh 
  Sangar 
  n-
  ~ . ~ 
  1 
  .. .,. 
  OVR,OBA:+4 ... 
  ~+ 
  ., 
  Other: +2 
  fi] 5-12 
  [1]3-8 
  !!!. 
  (2-60) 
  III 
  ~ 
  1S or Gun 
  81• MTR 
  88l 
  AA 
  OVR, OBA: +3• 
  2 
  . . 
  Other: +1* 
  4 
  VARIATIONS: 
  • 
  Replace the 9-1 leader in the German OB with a 9-2. 
  0 
  The Germans suffer from Ammunition Shortage (Al9.13l ). 
  SPECIAL RULES: 
  l. EC are Dry with a Mild Breeze from the Southeast at start. 
  2. Place overlays as follows: H35 on 018-019; H8 on E16-E17; H21 on 
  Lll-L12; R3 on G16-H15; W13 on S15-S16; and R5 on S21-R21. 
  3. Overlays H35, H8, and H21 are hills and not hillocks, with Levell and 
  Level2 heights (i.e., H35 has four Level2 hexes, H21 has two). 
  4. All British Personnel are Gurkhas (A25.43). 
  OBJECTIVES: The British must Control more Level 2 hill hexes than the 
  Germans at Game End. 
  5. During set up the German player may secretly select any one Personnel 
  unit to begin play Fanatic (A10.8). 
  JEBELACHKEL, TUNISIA, 8 May 1943: The fate of Axis soldiers was sealed by 
  an order emanating from the Führerbunker in Rastenburg: "To the Army Group Afrika-
  The German people expect you to fight to the last bullet." One place where such an 
  effort was still taking place was along the Mi liana River. Here, tattered rernnants ofthe 
  19th Flak Division, a handful of soldiers from the former Ramcke Parachute Brigade 
  and a few 88mrn guns held out on the Jebel Achkel, north of Mateur. Their foes, the 
  Gurkhas of the 4th Indian Division, were battle trained, well-rested, and abundan ti y 
  supplied. No matter the advantages, the fabled 88mm gun was still a dangerous anti-
  personnel weapon. The handful of guns left to General Franz barked their reportas the 
  last shells were fired at the oncorning Indian soldiers. Somehow, the position held and 
  the Indian Division was beaten back once more. 
  Photo Credit: National Archives 
  © 2010 Critica! Hit!, Inc. 
  
  GOTTERDAMMERUNG IN AFRIKA 
  AK#34 
  fr! 0 SEQUENTIAL Set Up (a dr determines the side moving first) 
  1 2 
  3 
  Free French soldiers enmeshed in hand-to-hand combat with enemy personnel set up second as per scenario SR #4: 
  [ELR: 3] 
  {SAN: 3} 
  Wr ~j ~9-1 
  E 4-5-8 
  2-2-8 
  ft l 
  7 
  LMG 
  ;;-+-
  []] 2-7 
  2 
  4PP MTR 
  IIJ§o 
  51 [2-11) 
  .!lb 
  ,-rr 
  The last remnants of the Hermano Goering Division embroiled in hand-to-hand combat with enemy persono el set up as per 
  SR#4: 
  --
  [ELR: 3] 
  {SAN: 3} 
  MAPLAYOUT: 
  r---, 
  1 
  1 
  1 
  1 
  t7~ 
  6 
  2 
  Wounded 
  (see SR 15) 
  1 
  LMG 
  ~ 
  [I] 3-8 
  2 
  Tren eh 
  OVR,OBA:+4 
  Other:+2 
  ~ 
  VARIATIONS: 
  fr! Replace the 9-1 leader in the German OB with a 9-2. 
  0 Replace the 9-1 leader in the British OB with a 9-2. 
  4 
  1 
  1 
  L ___ ...J 
  ( only hexes numbered ~ 15 in hexrows 
  A-Rare playable) 
  3. Overlays H35, and Hll are hills and not hillocks, with level one and level 
  two heights (i.e., H35 has four level two hexes, H21 has two). 
  OBJECTIVES: The side that eams the most CVP at Game End wins. 
  SPECIAL RULES: 
  l. EC are Dry with a Mild Breeze from the Southeast at start. 
  2. Place overlays as follows: H35 on 016-P16; Hll on F24-E24; and H3 
  on 117-118. 
  4. Place one Gerrnan MMC (plus any SMC/SW he wishes) and the Trench in 
  hex L20. Make a Random Direction DR and place them in that hex. He then 
  does the same with each other MMC (plus SMC/SW) in the exact same. 
  manner. Once completed, the British do the exact same procedure for their 
  units. Any units from both sides that complete set up in the same hex are 
  marked with a Melee counter. 
  S. The German 7-0 leader begins play Wounded (A17). 
  JEBELZAGHOUAN, TUNISIA, 11/12/ May 1943: The last soldiers ofthe Herrnann 
  Goering Division dug in for one last fight as the campaign in Africa was winding down 
  to its inevitable conclusion. On the night of 11112 May the Free French attacked Ger-
  man positions on the Jebel Zaghouan in an attempt to force a breakthrough. The famil-
  iar foes squared off with sidearms, grenades and bayonets the means of combat. De-
  spite the strategic realities, the fight on Jebel Zaghouan was one ofthe most vicious of 
  the entire campaign. It was al so the last encounter between Axis and Allied soldiers on 
  the African continent. Around noon on 12 May Colonel-General von Amim surren-
  dered on behalf of Army Group Afrika and the Afrika Korps. As the surrender was 
  being communicated to the Allied commanders, General Hans Cramer's final message 
  was also being sent across the airwaves: "To the German High Command-Munitions 
  expended, weapons and war equipment destroyed. The Afrika Korps has fought to a 
  standstill as ordered. The German Afrika Korps must rise again, Cramer." Cramer's 
  wish was not meant to be. In two short years the Third Reich would be in ruins. 
  Photo Credit: National Archives 
  © 2010 Critica! Hit!, Inc. 
  
SOURCE: textdata/thevault/Advanced Squad Leader/Critical Hit/Critical Hit ASL Scenarios/ASL Scenarios - CH - Afrikakorps Pack AK04 - Second Time Around.pdf