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The Battle of Mokra - The Matrix Games version of East Front II

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The Battle of Mokra

By D. Bevard
Axis 42 - 10 - 16 Allies
Rating: 6.94 (48)
Games Played: 68
SM: 3
Turns: 18
Type: Stock
First Side: Axis
Second Side: Allies
Mokra, 100km SW of Lodz Poland: [Best played as Axis] As the German juggernaut rolled into Poland on September 1st 1939, the Polish Armies retreated, covered by a cavalry screen. According to a pre-set plan a defensive line was to be established behind the three main river barriers in central Poland, the Prosna, the Warta and the Pilica. To get to Warsaw the German 10th Army, part of Army Group South, needed to force a passage over the Warta near Czestochowa. The 4th Panzer Division was to swing around the prepared defenses and cross the river north of the city. But the Poles had not overlooked this route of advance. The Wolynska Cavalry Brigade had been placed to secure the territory northeast of Czestochowa between the small town of Klobuck and the Liswarta River. As tanks from the strung out 4th Panzer approached Rebielice early on the 2nd, the cavalrymen cut loose with intense anti-tank fire, beginning one of the few battles where cavalry succeeded in delaying the advance of the German panzers.
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Dan Caviness
This scenario has unfortunately become rather one sided with the new 1.04 rules. The plethora of Polish small caliber AT guns are now invisible, and they repeatedly savage the German early war armor from entrenched forest positions for the most part. Add in extreme assault, and the Polish become invincible. Had the real war been fought with these rules and conditions, the Germans would never have invaded Russia or France as they would have died on the Polish steppes in 1939. Outside of that, it was a great scenario.
Regards,
Dan Caviness
Big Ivan
Captain
Big Ivan Sat Jul 09, 2016 7:11 pm
Not bad. Good scenario for equal players.
Warhorse
Captain
Warhorse Thu Nov 15, 2018 9:33 pm
Not a bad scenario, but might need more turns to allow Germans some time to advance through all the obstacles and all.
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General Lee Ensayne
1st Lieutenant
General Lee Ensayne Tue Nov 17, 2020 9:30 pm
Axis (first side) final score 232.