British Campaign
SN1 Battle of Braunschweig
20 Jul10:00 - 15:00 |
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| @ Braunschweig
The Third World War has begun, and Warsaw Pact armies are pouring across the Inner German Border. Elements of the famed 7th Armoured Brigade, along with recce troops from the British I Corps Screening Force, are tasked with slowing down the lead tanks of the Soviet 7th Guards Tank Division. The brigade has assigned a battlegroup based around the 2nd Royal Tank Regiment with the task of delaying any Soviet attack south of Braunschweig.
Scenario by David Whitt | Map by Scott Gibbs
SN2 Fancy Meeting You Here
20 Jul19:00 - 01:00 |
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| @ Holle
July 20, 1985 - British vs Soviet forces
While the 2nd Royal Tank Regiment is delaying around Wolfenbuttel, the remainder of the brigade is hastily ordered to the Holle area. 12 Armoured Bde normally assaigned that sector have not arrived. It is feared elements of the Soviet 10th Guards Tank Division are racing to secure the vital road junction.
Scenario by David Whitt | Map by Scott Gibbs
SN3 The Ghost of Arminius
23 Jul03:00 - 11:00 |
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| @ Bielefeld
The Warsaw Pact forces have pushed west from their Weser River crossing sites - their main axis running from Bad Oeynhausen towards Münster. A supporting axis of the attack pushed southwest following the Autobahn 2 and highway B61 into the Bielefeld, Teutoburger Wald area.
The Polish division is now engaged with a mix of NATO forces desperately trying to stem the advance. There has been little action east of Bielefeld; seeing an opportunity, NORTHAG orders the division to conduct a limited counterattack across the imposing Teutoburger Wald into the eastarn outskirts of Bielefeld.
Scenario by David Whitt | Map by Richard Lloyd
SN4 Tea Time
25 Jul02:30 - 10:30 |
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| @ Unna
The Warsaw Pact drive crossed the Teutoburg Wald at its western boundary, and rapidly advaced south towrads the Ruhr. NATO commanders are throwing all available reserves into trying to shore up the front lines. As part of that effort, the brigade is ordered to attack the vital road network around the city of Unna. Despite the grumblings of the troops promised their afternoon tea, the attack would commence on schedule.
Scenario by David Whitt | Map by Scott Gibbs