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12_02: The Lotter Kreuz - MC 04 North German Plain '85

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12_02: The Lotter Kreuz

By Saunders & Blackie
Warsaw Pact 1 - 1 - 2 NATO
Rating: 6.1 (2)
Games Played: 4
SM: 1
Turns: 8
Type: Stock
First Side: Warsaw Pact
Second Side: NATO
Osnabruck, June 12th 1985: After the first headlong dash across the border, the Soviet High Command had by now expected to be at the Rhine in the British sector. As the 3rd Shock Army follow-on troops passed through the battered leading divisions, the High Command recognized the importance of the 'Lotter Kreuz', the North - South, East - West autobahn crossing northwest of Osnabuck. This was a fact that had not gone totally unnoticed by their NATO counterparts, busily trying to support their defenders. Resistance from units of the UK 1st Arm'd Div had stiffened and, so far, all hasty attacks made across the Dortmund-Ems Canal had been stubbornly thrown back. Now, as darkness fell and the Army bridging engineers arrived, plans were made to force the canal at several points to try to regain the momentum once more. [Size, medium] Designer note: Play as Warsaw Pact vs. AI.
Player Voting Stats
Member Balance Enjoyment
Unknown's ProfileUnknown Totally Pro NATO 4
burroughs's Profileburroughs Well Balanced 10
Gaming Records
1st Side Player 2nd Side Player Result Score
Warsaw Pact burroughs's Profile burroughs vs. scots greys scots greys's Profile NATO Warsaw Pact Major Victory 18 2
Warsaw Pact Guerrillero's Profile Guerrillero vs. KG Jim KG Jim's Profile NATO Warsaw Pact Major Loss 2 18
Warsaw Pact Raster's Profile Raster vs. Rame Rame's Profile NATO Warsaw Pact Major Loss 2 18
Warsaw Pact Tlotsi's Profile Tlotsi vs. wranger wranger's Profile NATO Draw 10 10
burroughs
Lieutenant General
burroughs Sat Feb 07, 2015 10:03 am
Actually the situation here reminds me the dynamics of the WWI trench warfare period battlefield and the belief they used to hold there that a pressure applied in a key location may lead to a breakthrough and collapse of the whole trench line. Do not put the faith in a static defence , especially against a highly mobile OpFor with great manoeuvrability.