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  TOASTED IN TUNIS 
  ver. 1.1 
  AK#35 
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  (only hexrows A-Yare in playable) 
  1. EC are Moderate with no Wind at start. The weather is Overcast (E3.5). 
  OBJECTIVES: The Germans win ifthey Control ALL Level2 hexes on 
  overlay H35 and~ 1 Level 1 or 2 hill hex on overlay H8 OR H21 (i.e., not 
  both overlays) and have exited~ 1 AFV off the west edge at Game End. 
  2. 2. The Germans receive one module of 1 05mrn OBA (HE and Smoke) and 
  one module of 88mrn OBA. Both German modules are spotted by OP tanks. 
  3. Place overlays as follows: H21 on 119-119; W14 on D9-E9; RS on Hl O-H9; 
  H8 on G4-H4; and H35 on R8-S9. Overlays H8 (Level 1 ), H21 (Levell and 
  2) and H35 (Level 1 and 2) H21 are hills and not hillocks, with Level 1 and 
  Level 2 heights (i.e., H35 has four level two hexes, H21 has two, H8 has only 
  Levell hexes). 
  LONGSTOP HILL, TUNISIA, 25 December 1942: Despite his force being badly reduced, 
  Colonel Lang decided to throw caution to the wind and hurl his Kampfgruppe against Longstop 
  Hill on Christmas morning. The attack was set for first light on the 25th, and would be 
  personally led by Lang. His panzers and panzergrenadiers were to swing around the hill to the 
  north, while other German units tied down the defenders frontally. Directly in Lang's path lay 
  more than a hundred Algerian tirailleurs and their horses, attached to the American 18th 
  Infantry's Company B. Not one of the Algerians spoke English. Worse, the French lacked any 
  anti-tank weapons. At 0700 hours German shelling began. Ten panzers soon picked their way 
  past the mud north of the hill and slammed into the French. The tirailleurs broke and ran, 
  exposing the American left flank, itself short of anti-tank weapons and unable to reply beyond 
  some desultory mortar fire. The right flank also failed under attack by Lang and his 
  panzergrenadiers. At 0900 hours, as rain began to fall, orders were issued authorizing retreat 
  from Longstop. Allied losses were heavy. The Coldstream Guards lost 178 men; American 
  losses were 9 officers and 347 enlisted men; few if any of the French remained combat 
  effective. In Tunis the celebrations included toasts of Tunisian red wine by Amim, goblets 
  raised in honor of Lang's Kampfgruppe. Longstop Hill was promptly re-named by the Germans, Weihnachtshiige/, 'Christmas Hill '. 
  Photo Credit: National Archives 
  © 2010 Critical Hit!, Inc. 
  
  IMMEDIATE THRUST 
  ver. 1.1 
  AK#36 
  @ AMERICANS Move First 
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  0 FRENCH Set Up First 
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  Elements of the 1st Battalion Landing Team, 70th Tank Battalion and a Special Raider Detachment enter on turn one 
  along the south edge: 
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  MAP LAYOUT: 
  OBJECTIVES: The Americans win if they Control 2:: 4 building hexes 
  AND all Level 1 hexes on overlay H8 AND the French cannot fire on any 
  airfield hex with 2:: 24 FP at Game End. For Victory Condition purposes, 
  assume a die roll of '7' (i.e., before applying any TH DRM) for all To Hit 
  attempts that could be made at airfield hexes. 
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  0 French OBA has Plentiful Ammunition (C 1.211 ). 
  SPECIAL RULES: 
  1. EC are Moderate with no Wind at start. 
  2. Place overlays as follows: D9 on Fll-G 11 ; H8 on T8-U9; RR1 0 on A 17-
  B17 and I21-J21; Tr1 on M12-N12 and (on top) on Wl3-Vl3; Tr1 on SS18-
  RR17; TS (on top) on HH11-HH12; Tr1 on EE1-EE2; and V6 (on top) on 
  GG7-HH7. Treat all Scrub hexes as Inherent Woods. The railroad art depic-
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  tion on both RRlO overlays are treated as Level 1 Embankment RR terrain 
  (B32.12). The criss-crossing Trl overlays represents an airfield as is treated 
  as Runway (B7). Overlay H8 (Level 1) is treated as a HILL, not a Hillock. 
  3. The Americans receive one module of 81 mm Battalion Mortar OBA (HE 
  and Smoke) directed by the radio. The Americans also receive one module of 
  120mm OBA directed by an Observation Plane (E7.6). 
  4. The French receive one module of of 105mm OBA (HE only). 
  PORT-LYAUTEY, FRENCH MOROCCO, 10 November 1942: Two hundred twenty miles 
  up the Moroccan coast another Navy convoy debarked three landing teams to take Mehdia-
  Port-Lyautey and secure the northern flank of the Western Task Force. Major General Lucian 
  K. Truscott's Sub-Task Force GOALPOST consisted of the 60th Infantry, 9th Infantry 
  Division; the 1st Battalion, 66th Armored Regiment, 2nd Armored Division; elements of the 
  70th Tank Battalion (Separate); and seven coast artillery batteries. With support units, 
  GOALPOST totaled 9,079 officers and men. Its main objectives were airfields at Port-Lyautey 
  and at Sale, 25 miles south, near Rabat. To reach them the troops would first have to take the 
  coastal village ofMehdia and the town ofPort-Lyautey five miles inland on the Sebou River. 
  This would be no easy task. The French responded with fire and counter-attacked with tanks 
  from the 1st African Chasseurs, and eventually forced the Americans back. 
  Photo Credit: National Archives 
  © 2010Critical Hit!, Inc. 
  
  ROLLING THUNDER 
  ver. 1.1 
  0 FRENCH Set Up First 
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  @ AMERICANS Move First 
  Elements of the 16th RCT and CCB, 1st Armored Division enter along the north edge on tum one (see SSR #4): 
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  @ Add a 9-2 Armor Leader to the American OB. 
  0 The French receive normal EVP for units exited. 
  SPECIAL RULES: 
  1. EC are Moderate with no Wind at start. 
  AK#37 
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  (only hexrows A-V are in play). 
  2. Place overlays as follows: Sdll on N18-018; H3 on 05-06; D9 on E18-
  F17; Wl4 on G7-H6; R3 on Q14-Q15; and HS on 09-P9. Treat all Scrub 
  .hexes as Inherent Woods. All Sand Dunes are Low (F7.5). 
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  OBJECTIVES: The side that earns the most Victory Points at Game End 
  is the winner. In addition to CVP, the French also receive Y2 the normal EVP 
  value for vehicles exited off the north map edge. 
  3. As the first action of each French Player Tum MPh the French player 
  makes a secret DR to determine how many of his vehicles may enter play 
  from off board each tum. A minimum of three vehicles may enter each tum 
  (i.e., ignore die rolls of'2'). 
  4. The TK #for all American AP ammunition [EXC: BAZ TK is not reduced] 
  is reduced by one. 
  Near TAFARAOUIAIRFIELD, FRENCH MOROCCO, 9 November 1942: On 9 No-
  vember the French mounted more determined opposition to General Allen's troops. A 
  strong infantry attack hit the 16th Team at the eastern end of Beach Z. while a lesser assault 
  slowed the 26th Team between Beach Y and Oran. Both thrusts were turned back by 
  midaftemoon with less difficulty than expected. A more serious threat developed near 
  Tafaraoui airfield, where French tanks met Oliver's armor. A platoon of tank destroyers 
  proved of decisive advantage to the Americans; the French withdrew, leaving fourteen 
  ruined tanks. Shortly after this action, at La Senia airfield the French flew away most of 
  their planes and left a nominal defense. American elements took the airfield with no losses. 
  The Center Task Force now held both airfields. 
  Photo Credit: National Archives 
  © 2010 Critical Hit!, Inc. 
  
  SHORT OF· THE GOAL LINE 
  0 FRENCH Set Up First 
  1 2 3 
  @ AMERICANS Move First 
  Elements of the 1st Battalion Landing Team enter along the west edge on tum one or later: 
  [ELR:3] 
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  AK#38 
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  SPECIAL RULES: 
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  1. EC are Moderate with no Wind at start. 
  OBJECTIVES: The Americans win immediately upon exiting~ 10 EVP 
  off the east edge. 
  2. Place overlays as follows: D42 on Kl2-L12; Sd17 on D20-E21; S6 on 
  D14-E15; S4 on F5-F6; Sd7 (on top) on C4-D4; Sd9 (on top) on J4-K5; 
  W14 on 02-P1; and SS (on top) on C9-D9. Treat all Scrub hexes as Inherent 
  Woods. Treat all Deir Locations on overlay D42 are treated as Ponds (B21.13 ). 
  All Sand Dunes are Low (F7.5). 
  ALGERIA, FRENCH MOROCCO, 8 November 1942: The GOALPOST operational plan 
  was more complex than that for BLACKSTONE because of local geographic peculiarities. 
  Even before H-hour, set for 0400 hours, 8 November 1942, a long succession of problems 
  began. Approaching the coast the previous night, Navy transports lost formation. H-hour was 
  then delayed to allow boat crews to improvise assault waves. Heavy seas further slowed 
  debarkation. As at Sari, all landing teams were to go ashore in darkness, but only the first three 
  waves of the 2d Battalion Landing Team had landed before dawn. Later waves were not only 
  late but off course. The 1st and 3rd Battalion Landing Teams missed their assigned beaches by 
  2,800 yards and 5 miles, respectively. French opposition, much stronger than at Safi, caused 
  more confusion and delays. At dawn French planes strafed the beaches and bombed trans-
  ports. A strong coast artillery concentration at a fortress near Mehdia rained a heavy volume 
  of fire on transports offshore. To the south the 1st Battalion Landing Team struggled in the 
  sand for over five hours to regain its beach, to round the lagoon, and to start toward the airfield 
  only to be pinned down by machine-gun fire the rest of the day. 
  Photo Credit: National Archives 
  © 20 I 0 Critical Hit!, Inc. 
  
  FAID FADEAWAY 
  ver. 1.1 
  AK#39 
  +r GERMANS Move First 
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  Elements of the 21st Panzer Division enter on tum one or later anywhere along the north and/or east edge in hexes numbered~ I 0 
  and/ or west edge on/between hexes A5-A 7: 
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  OBJECTIVES: The Germans must Control ~ I 0 buildings AND exit~ I 
  AFV on/between hexes H25-J25 at Game End. 
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  VARIATIONS: 
  +r German Air Support automatically enters on turn one. 
  0 The Germans do not receive Air Support. 
  . SPECIAL RULES: 
  1. EC are Moderate with no Wind at start. 
  2. Place overlays as follows: H3 on M23-M24; H8 on El7-Dl7; Sdll (on 
  top) on E20-Fl9; Trl on I25-I24 and A6-B6; TS (on top) on 111-110; S4 
  (on top) on D5-E6; R3 on EIO-Ell; H35 on Ql2-Rl2; V17 (on top) on 
  Jll-Kl2; and H21 on 05-P5. Overlays H35 (Levell and 2), H8 (Levell), . 
  H3 (Level I), and H21 (Level I and 2) are treated as HILLS, not Hillocks. 
  All Sand Dunes are Low (F7.5). 
  3. The building in hex J 14 (on overlay V 17) his treated as per AKSR9 .2. 
  4. The Germans receive Air Support (E7) in the form of one '42 DB. 
  FAID PASS, TUNISIA, 30 January 1943: In their January attacks Axis units puzzled Allied command-
  ers by limiting their own advances and abandoning key positions. Soon, however, the enemy displayed 
  more determination. On 30 January the 21st Panzer Division blasted through French defenders at Faid 
  Pass, then drove off an American relief column the next day. The attack on Faid interrupted preparations 
  for an assault by the U.S. II Corps on Maknassy, thirty-two miles south. The attack went ahead on the 
  31st but was fatally compromised when Allied commanders argued whether American armor should be 
  concentrated for the Maknassy operation or diverted to a counterattack on Faid. By 3 February von 
  Arnim and Rommel had the results they wanted: the Allied counterattack on Faid had failed, the II Corps 
  attack on Maknassy had been stopped and recalled' and Allied units were withdrawing. As a bonus, 
  dissension.appeared in the Alliance when the French protested ineffective American support. 
  Photo Credit: National Archives 
  © 20 I 0 Critical Hit!, Inc. 
  
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  0 FRENCH Set Up First 
  • 
  Reinforced elements of the 756th Gebirgsjiiger Regiment enter on turn one or later along the west edge in hexes 
  numbered$18: 
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  SPECIAL RULES: 
  1. EC are Moderate with no Wind at start. 
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  OBJECTIVES: The Germans win immediately upon earning ~ 8 Exit 
  Victory Points by exiting PERSONNEL from on/adjacent to hex U25_ 
  2. Place overlays as follows: H21 on I20-J20; H3 (on top) on D 18-D 19; H8 
  on F11-G12; Tr1 (on top) on A14-B14 and J18-K19; TS (on top) on U25- . 
  U24; W14 on Q19-Q20; and Sd9 on P12-Q12. Overlays H8 (Levell), H3 
  (Level 1 ), and H21 (Level 1 and 2) are hills and not hillocks, with level one 
  and level two heights (i_e_, H21 has two level two hexes, H8 and H3 have 
  only level one hexes)- All Sand Dunes are Low (F7.5). 
  On the road to OUSSELTIA, TUNISIA, 31 January 1943: In late December and mid-
  January the French took important gaps in the mountains near Ousseltia, but in a series of 
  retaliatory attacks the Germans inflicted over three hundred casualties_ A more serious chal-
  lenge developed in late January when Axis units attacked at the juncture of the British and 
  French sectors and pushed the line ten miles west The French took the brunt of this assault, 
  losing 21 tanks, 52 artillery pieces, and over 200 vehicles as well as 3,500 troops missing_ By 
  the 25th the situation settled down, partially due to the hilly nature of the terrain and also 
  because of increased Allied pressure elsewhere on the front German commanders continued to 
  push hard along the-road to Ousseltia. On 31 January they struck at the 11th Company, 7th 
  RTM, positioned at Wadi Drijda. Mountain troops of the 756th Gebirgsjager Regiment, 
  augmented by Panzer support, worked from height-to-height and pushed the French back 
  toward the Bou Saadia crossroads. 
  Photo Credit: National Archives 
  © 2010 Critical Hit!, Inc. 
  
  AN ARTILLERYMAN'S DREAM 
  ver. 1.1 
  AK#41 
  •~n AXIS Sets Up First 
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  0@ ALLIES Move First 
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  0 
  Elements of the 16th Infantry Regiment set up in Level 1 or higher HILL hexes: 
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  2 
  Senegalese Riflemen set 
  up in any hex of overlay 
  H 
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  W14: 
  Elements of CCB, 1st Ar-
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  mored Division set up in 
  ·~· 
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  {SAN: 4} 
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  MAPLAYOUf: 
  OBJECTIVES: The side with the most Victory Points at Game End is the 
  winner. In addition to CVP, the Axis also earns EVP for units exited off the 
  west edge on/between hexes A 1-A8. 
  SPECIAL RULES: 
  1. EC are Dry with a Mild Breeze from the west at start. Track overlays are 
  treated as unpaved Roads. 
  2. The Germans may not use APCR in this scenario. The Americans receive 
  two modules of 105mm OBA (HE and Smoke) and one module of 155mm 
  OBA (HE only, directed by an Observation Plane [E7 .6]). The TK # for all 
  American AP ammunition [EXC: BAZ TK is not reduced since it is HEAT] 
  ter on tum one along the west 
  75 
  2/4/4 
  37LL 2/4/2• 
  edge: 
  6 
  3 
  VARIATIONS: 
  • 
  The Germans earn 1 Yl x the normal EVP for exited units. 
  0 American AP TK# are not reduced. 
  is reduced by one. All Sand Dunes are Low (F7.5). 
  3. The Germans receive one module of88mm OBA with Scare Ammunition 
  (Cl.211). 
  4. Place overlays as follows: D42 on U4-V4; H8 (on top) on 02-P2; H3 on 
  NN16-NN17; W13 on HH6-GG6; H21 (on top) on JJ8-KK9; W14 on Z23-
  Z24; H35 on G17-H16; Sdl7 on E9-F9; SS on P13-Q14; Trl onA2-B2; and 
  (on top) on J6-K7; Trlx3 (on top) on S11-Tl1; (and) LL20-KK20; and (on 
  top) on S S24-RR23; and V17 (on top) on D D 17 -CC 18. Overlays H8 (Lev~ 
  1), H3 (Levell), H21 (Levell and 2) and H35 (Levell and 2) H21 are hills 
  and not hillocks, with level one and level two heights (i.e., H35 has four level 
  two hexes, H21 has two, H8 and H3 have only level one hexes). 
  5. The building in hex AA 16 (on overlay V 17) is treated as per AKSR9 .2. 
  BOU CHEBKA, TUNISIA, 21 February 1943: The Battle ofKasserine would tum on a Wehrmacht reconnaissance failure that 
  led Rommel to attack along Highway 13, toward Djebel el Hamra. The area reportedly contained no substantial Allied forces. The 
  report was wrong: the area fairly bristled with American soldiers, Senegalese rifleman, and a massive number of artillery tubes-
  fifty guns in all-under Allied commander Brigadier General Paul Robinett. From his command post near Highway 13, Robinett 
  could gaze upon Kasserine Pass, some twenty miles away. On 21 February forty panzers acted on Rommel's command, and on 
  the grave error the Desert Fox's orders emanated from. Alongside Panzergrenadiers were Italian troops from the 5th Bersaglieri 
  Regiment, helmet plumes waving in the breeze as they moved at double-time to the shouts of their officers. On they came in 
  massed formation until American artillery found the range. Massed howitzers destroyed man and machine. And for once the 
  feared German 88's answer was feeble, outgunned and outnumbered and unable to render effective counter-battery fire. At 1800 
  hours the attack was broken off, well short of Djebel el Hamra. Ten smoking panzer hulks littered Highway 13. Robinett lost 
  only one tank. Undeterred, the Germans would come again at dawn the following day, only to have the same scenario play out 
  again as American artillery denied Rommel's hopes to enter Tebessa ... twenty-three air miles short of his ultimate goal. 
  Photo Credit: National Archives 
  © 20 I 0 Critical Hit!, Inc. 
  
  A GOOD SHOOT 
  ver. 1.1 
  AK#42 
  (E) @ ALLIES Sets Up First 
  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 
  • 
  GERMANS Move First 
  * 
  Elements of the D.A.K. Aufklaerung Abteilung enter along the east edge on turn one or later: 
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  Elements of the 19th Engineer Battalion and a French 75 Battery, attached set up in any hexes of overlay H35: 
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  2 
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  ART 
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  2 
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  {SAN: 2} 
  MAPLAYOUf: 
  VARIATIONS: 
  + Replace the 9-2 leader in the German OB with a 10-2. 
  r----, 
  0 Add another American 81 *mortar and 2-2-7 crew to the Allied OB. 
  I 
  I 
  L 
  ...J 
  (only hexes numbered ~ 14 in 
  hexrows A-U are playable) 
  SPECIAL RULES: 
  1. EC are Moderate with no Wind at start. 
  2. Place overlays as follows: H3S onFI5-GI6; and W14 on SI8-Tl8. Over-
  lay H3S (Level I and 2) is treated as a HILL, not a Hillock. Treat all Scrub · 
  hexes as Inherent Woods. 
  OBJECTIVES: The Germans win at Game End ifthey Control~ 2 Level 
  2 hexes OR immediately upon exiting ~ 4 EVP of Personnel and/or ~ I 
  vehicle off the west edge. 
  3. The MI897 Guns are French (i.e., use French crews). The US crew if 
  Possessing/firing the French 8I mm Mortar does not suffer Captured Use 
  Penalties (A21). 
  KASSERINE PASS, TUNISIA, 19 February 1943: The vulnerability of Kasserine Pass 
  soon become obvious to Allied High Command. Major General Lloyd Fredenall detached a 
  battalion from Terry Allen's 1st Division and hurled it forward, along with the 19th Engineers 
  and a battery of French 75's and some tank destroyers. No sooner did the collection of men 
  and weapons arrive than a German attempt was made at dawn to seize Kasserine pass in a 
  coup de main. As the D.A.K. reconnaissance battalion crept forward the French gunners 
  opened up, sending the Germans scurrying back in what was described as 'a good shoot'. The 
  euphoria would not last long. At 1 000 hours enemy artillery began falling and forty enemy 
  trucks pulled up at 1 0 15 hours, debarking coalscuttle helmeted soldiers in the hundreds. 
  Photo Credit: National Archives 
  © 20IO Critical Hit!, Inc. 
  
SOURCE: textdata/thevault/Advanced Squad Leader/Critical Hit/Critical Hit ASL Scenarios/ASL Scenarios - CH - Afrikakorps Pack AK05 - Operation Torch.pdf