             II SS Panzer Korps Campaign (Jul 6th, 1943 to May 7th, 1945)

To use this campaign just do the following:

1.  Copy the "Hausser,ccd" file to the East Front directory.

2.  Start East Front.

3.  Hit the "Play Campaign" Button.

4.  The "Hausser.ccd" should show up in the saved games information window and you shoould select that file.

5.  Hit the "Resume Saved" Button.  This will move you to the next screen.

6.  Hit the "Begin Next Mission" button.

7.  Enjoy!

Notes from the campaign creator:

1.  The II SS Panzer Korps, 3rd SS Panzer and 5th SS Panzer Divisions were all real units which served on the East Front at various times.  It is interesting to note that the II SS Panzer Korps was the Korps responsible for spearheading the attack at Kursk.  Also for your information Lt General Hauuser, which this camapign is named after, was the real Commander of II SS Panzer Korps for most of the war. For more information on these and other SS units (Campaigns, Order of Battle, etc..) try going to the following Internet URL:

http://www.uwm.edu/People/jpipes/ss.html

2.  I have set the campaign to occur in the "Central Army" area of operations.

3.  Order of Battle for II SS Panzer Korps:

    HQ II SS Panzer Korps
    3rd SS Panzer Division (Totenkopf)
    5th SS Panzer Division (Wiking)
    10th Heavy Panzer Battalion (Tiger)
    55th Rocket Battalion (150mm)
    21st Heavy Rocket Battalion (210mm)
    65th Heavy Rocket Battalion (280mm)
    77th Assault Gun Brigade
    66th Recon Battalion
    6th Heavy Anti-Tank Battalion (SP)
    28th Artillery Battalion (170mm)
    65th SturmPanzer Battalion
    15th Light Ant-Aircraft Artillery Battalion (37mm SP)

4.  If you have comments on this campaign please send them to me at:
    bob.dalton@webgamedeveloper.com

5.  This is my first experiment in decoding the ccd file and making my own campaigns. I am pretty sure it will go all the way to May 7th, 1945 but not absolutely sure as I am still playing this myself so please let me know via email if doesn't for you or if you find any bugs.

Bob Dalton
Grognard since 1971
Professional programmer since 1993
Retired Army (21 years)