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| '''Publication:''' [[ASL Classic]]
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| '''Location:''' Stalingrad, Russia
| '''Location:''' Stalingrad, Russia
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| '''Scenario Date:''' 06/10/1942
| '''Scenario Date:''' 6 October 1942
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| '''# of Turns:''' 5
| '''# of Turns:''' 5
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| '''# of Maps:''' 0,5
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| '''Maps Used:''' 01
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== Conflict ==
== Conflict ==
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After an extremely successful
summer campaign, the Germans came upon the Volga fortress of Stalingrad.
Here the Red army had dug in and was determined to make a stand. Sensing
total victory, the Germans threw more and ever more troops into the fighting.
But for the first time in the war, German infantry found the Russians their equal.
Rebuffed by stiff resistance, the Germans committed crack assault engineers.
Gradually, the Germans cleared one block, then another—only to lose them
again to sudden Russian counterattacks. By October 5, the Germans had almost
taken the key Dzerhezinsky Tractor Works. However, the fighting had been so
heavy that the line troops occupying the surrounding area were exceptionally
weak from the previous week’s combat. At that point, the Russians counterattacked
with their crack 37th Guards to break the ring the Germans had thrown
around the factory and reinforce the desperate defenders.




== Versions History ==
== Versions ==
* [[Scenario A]] in [[ASL Classic]]  
* Scenario A in [[The General 22.6]], [[ASL Classic]]  
* 1998 Published by Avalon Hill Game Company


"Published Elsewhere: The General 22-6 A & On All Fronts  42"


== Victory Conditions ==
== Victory Conditions ==
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The Russians must control buildings and/or eliminate German units




== Balance ==
== Balance ==
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* [http://www.jrvdev.com/ROAR/VER1/ShowScenario.asp?ScenarioID=125 ROAR]




== Errata ==
== Errata ==
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* A7.72 supersedes SSR 2 [http://www.multimanpublishing.com/Support/ASLASLSK/ASLOfficialErrata/tabid/107/Default.aspx MMP]




== Analysis ==
== Analysis ==
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* "Squad Leader Clinic: Point Defense" in [[The General 23.2]]




== After Action Report ==
== After Action Reports ==
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== Download ==
== Downloads ==
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* [http://www.multimanpublishing.com/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=5s%2b5Phs29kk%3d&tabid=64 MMP]




[[Category:Scenarios]]
[[Category:Scenarios]]

Latest revision as of 02:55, 14 March 2016

The Guards Counterattack

Publication: The General 22.6, ASL Classic
Location: Stalingrad, Russia
Scenario Date: 6 October 1942
# of Turns: 5
# of Maps: 1
Maps Used: 1
Attacker: Russian
Defender: German


Conflict

After an extremely successful summer campaign, the Germans came upon the Volga fortress of Stalingrad. Here the Red army had dug in and was determined to make a stand. Sensing total victory, the Germans threw more and ever more troops into the fighting. But for the first time in the war, German infantry found the Russians their equal. Rebuffed by stiff resistance, the Germans committed crack assault engineers. Gradually, the Germans cleared one block, then another—only to lose them again to sudden Russian counterattacks. By October 5, the Germans had almost taken the key Dzerhezinsky Tractor Works. However, the fighting had been so heavy that the line troops occupying the surrounding area were exceptionally weak from the previous week’s combat. At that point, the Russians counterattacked with their crack 37th Guards to break the ring the Germans had thrown around the factory and reinforce the desperate defenders.


Versions


Victory Conditions

The Russians must control buildings and/or eliminate German units


Balance


Errata

  • A7.72 supersedes SSR 2 MMP


Analysis


After Action Reports

-


VASL Logs

-


Downloads