Von E,
I'm glad to help improve the scenario. It is a great one and I know I can speak for Steve that we are both enjoying it.
From my point of view I think adjustments should be made in how many turns constitute a day, especially as it pertains to reinforcements.
Schoenburg,
I noticed during the replay that it took the Americans a lot of effort to destroy or make retreat the two infantry platoons I had left exposed on the ridge line. With the exception of my panzers I went all out with my infantry and was able to clear most of the ground to the east of the Our River. I also determined that the bridges in town are blown so a battle for the many fords has begun (red dots on the screen shot below).
![[Image: Turn26BattleforSchoenburgfords.jpg]](http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff11/sfcole/Turn26BattleforSchoenburgfords.jpg)
Green dot with #1: At least two platoons of M24's were spotted here. I made sure to leave my panzers out of LOS from most hexes on the west side of the river.
#2: Quite a few AA half tracks and I believe a few more platoons of American armor along with engineers.
#3: Site of the AA gun I spotted last turn. Going to be rough for my infantry this turn.
#4: This will be a hex I have to maneuver to get into the LOS of an overwhelming amount of my panzers. Good LOS from here for the Americans.
To the south there are only two fords available. They are designated below with red dots. I plan to cross both fords. Steve obviously has a different idea.
![[Image: Turn26Campaignbeginsforthefords.jpg]](http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff11/sfcole/Turn26Campaignbeginsforthefords.jpg)
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