BATTLE FOR CORINTH BRIDGE (CMAK) Open for H2H Play Test

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26 April 1941, ARGOS, GREECE

The outcome in Greece was not in doubt. The Greek Army, under Alexander Papagos had surrendered the day before. Australian, New Zealander and British (ANZAC) 'W' Force was now withdrawing to evacuate from the south coast of Greece. The German 12.Army was converging on the southern ports from the east and west of Athens, to entrap the Allies. The last remaining ports for evacuation were the small coastal ports of the Peloponnesus. The narrow isthmus at Corinth with one bridge spanning the Corinth Canal was the escape corridor for the entire Allied 'W' Force. The commander, Brigadier General E.A. Lee, had orders to secure the bridge and keep it open for retreating ANZAC troops as long as possible and destroy it as soon as the German was in ear shot of the bridge with all available units: remnants of Australians, British, Greek and New Zealanders scattered around the north and south approaches to the bridge. At 0700 came the Luftwaffe bombers and fighters...then the parachutes, followed by the gliders. The Germans were not going to let THIS army escape...


This scenario (V 2.0) is available now for H2H Play Testing.

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This scenario simulates the spread and drift of paratroopers landing in an enemy occupied area with no wind.