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== Conflict == | == Conflict == | ||
The battle for the Naviglio began after dark on Tuesday, 12 December. Four battalions spearheaded the operation. On the right, the Fifth Division sent into action the only two infantry units that had not yet been involved in the fighting, the Princess Louise Dragoons Guards (Plugs) and the Lanark and Renfrew Scottish, while the First Division committed the Carleton and York and, the Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment. It was overcast evening, with a thick mist giving way to drizzle as the troops slogged forward | |||
== Versions History == | == Versions History == | ||
Latest revision as of 17:10, 25 April 2018
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"Help is on the Way, Hold On!"" | |
| Publication: Canadians in Italy 3: D-Day Dodgers | |
| Location: Canale Naviglio, Italy | |
| Scenario Date: 13/12/1944 | |
| # of Turns: 7 | |
| # of Maps: 1,75 | |
| Maps Used: 04, 44 | |
| Attacker: German | |
| Defender: Canadian | |
Conflict
The battle for the Naviglio began after dark on Tuesday, 12 December. Four battalions spearheaded the operation. On the right, the Fifth Division sent into action the only two infantry units that had not yet been involved in the fighting, the Princess Louise Dragoons Guards (Plugs) and the Lanark and Renfrew Scottish, while the First Division committed the Carleton and York and, the Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment. It was overcast evening, with a thick mist giving way to drizzle as the troops slogged forward
Versions History
- Scenario 27 in Canadians in Italy 3: D-Day Dodgers
- 2004 Published by Lone Canuck Publishing
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