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15_01a: The Meppen Feint (Stronger WP) - MC 04 North German Plain '85

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15_01a: The Meppen Feint (Stronger WP)

By Saunders & Blackie
Warsaw Pact 0 - 0 - 8 NATO
Rating: 5.09 (10)
Games Played: 8
SM: 1
Turns: 12
Type: Stock
First Side: Warsaw Pact
Second Side: NATO
Meppen, northwest of Osnabruck, June 15th 1985: Although the WP forces had been slowed from their initial frantic pace of a few days earlier, the threat was still very real for NATO. The Warsaw Pact 2nd echelon forces had moved up and their presence was already beginning to be felt. Their next objective was the line of the Dortmund-Ems Canal and the Ems river line just beyond the canal. The Dutch had, more or less, set up a front behind a small river from Warderburg - Aalhorn - Goldenstedt. The problem the Dutch faced was that a divisional boundary ran almost through the middle of the front. Behind them lay 2 small, but very important towns, Meppen in the north, and Lingen in the south, both had crossings of both water obstacles, but the Dutch were loathe to blow any bridges as NATO was sure the tide would swing soon. [Size, medium] Designer note: Play as Human vs. Human with easier Victory levels for the Warsaw Pact.
Player Voting Stats
Member Balance Enjoyment
CptCav's ProfileCptCav Slightly Pro NATO 7
CptCav's ProfileCptCav Moderately Pro NATO 7
Liveline99's ProfileLiveline99 Totally Pro NATO 4
von Waldenburg's Profilevon Waldenburg Well Balanced 7
Steel God's ProfileSteel God Slightly Pro NATO 9
Alpha Zwo
A very tough scenario for even stronger WP.
Alpha Zwo
A very tough scenario for even stronger WP.
Lucid
1st Lieutenant
Lucid Sun Aug 02, 2015 11:34 pm
Fun to see the Dutch corps resist two Polish divisions, but if the Dutch concentrate their forces to the front line, the Warsaw Pact doesn't have much of a chance unless NATO messes up and gets part of their line isolated.
Maybe a focused Polish attack that uses their chemical weapons to force a breakthrough, backed by all their armor? Looks very tough for the Polish, and too easy for NATO to fall back and block effectively.
burroughs
Lieutenant General
burroughs Sun Aug 09, 2015 2:03 pm
Mission impossible for NATO as they start with lots of space to cover to their main objectives - those of river crossings further in the west - with the Dutch constantly interfering and they are fresh and field quite a numbers of Leos I and II.