Battle of Lake Ladoga

Near Lake Ladoga, August 4, 1941: Mannerheim's plan to recover the Karelian 
Isthmus took the indirect approach. First his left wing would clear the area 
north of the Vuoski River, outflanking Vipuri, and then turn towards the Gulf 
of Finland to cut the Russians off from Leningrad. By the 4th, the Russians 
were trapped against Lake Ladoga.

Game Length: 5.5 turns

For the Finns to win they must control the buildings by the lake
For the Russians to win they must fend off the Finn assault for the buildings

Finns: Squads, LMG's
Russians: Squads, LMG's

Boards: #5, #8

Aftermath: With the Russians trapped against the lake they once again fought 
a skillful rear-guard action. The Russians were able to evacuate most of their 
men. By August 23rd, the Finns had cleared the whole north bank of the Vuoski 
River.

Source: On All fronts, 1986 ASL Tournament Scenario #3, Battle at Lake Ladoga,
        designed by Bill Sisler
