A Tiger?

Near Cheveux-sur-Chien, France, August 21, 1944: Sgt. Rock of Easy Company speakin' - H.Q. wanted 
Easy to scout a head for a Kraut rear guard. Charlie Company had been ambushed by some SS, supported 
by Tiger tanks, in Petite-Cheveux the day before. The C.O. of Charlie Company told me there was a 
roadblock at one of the bridges, an' possibly a Tiger that Charlie Company had damaged with a bazooka. 
So, I hand picked a squad from Easy, and crept into Petite-Cheveux on a Tiger hunt...

Game Length: 6 Turns

For the Americans to win they must destroy the Tiger tank and secure the bridgehead.
For the Germans to win they must prevent the Americans from "capturing" the Tiger and the roadblock. 

Americans: Half-Squads, BAZ's, DC's, FT
Germans: Half-Squads, MMG, LMG's, PSK's, AFV

Board: #41

Aftermath: As we snuck into town, an SS vulture in the church steeple openned up with a machinegun. We 
played a lethal game of hide-an-seek with the Krauts. I swam across the creek and came up on the Tiger's 
right side. Sure enough, it'd been crippled by a bazooka shot. While the Tiger was busy swatting at my 
boys, me, Jackie, an 'Wildman' moved around and jumped the big cat. We left a couple of "care packages" 
on the rear deck of the Tiger. The DC's went off and blew that Tiger to Kingdom Come. After we took out 
the tank, the Kraut defense folded. The way to Cheveux-sur-Chien was open.

Source: Coastal Fortress, scenario OPT 5.1 A Tiger by Chris Olden

