ASL Scenario C - The Streets of Stalingrad: 6th October 1942 Stalingrad, Russia

History: After an extremely successful summer campaign, the Germans came upon the Volga fortress of Stalingrad. Here the 
Red army had dug in and was determined to make a stand. Sensing total victory, the Germans threw more and ever more troops 
into the fighting. But for the first time in the war, German infantry found the Russians their equal. Rebuffed by stiff resistance, the 
Germans committed crack assault engineers. Gradually, the Germans cleared one block, then another, only to loose them again 
to sudden Russian counterattacks. By October 5, the Germans had almost taken the key Dzerhezinsky Tractor Works. Advancing 
elements of the 389th Infantry Division isolated a contingent of the 308th Rifle Division in the Tractor Works. The German 
command decided to crush this island of resistance and to help, brought up a crack team of assault engineers. However, the 
Russians had noted a critical weakness in the ring around the Tractor Works and had decided to launch a major counterattack 
to relieve their garrison there.

Units Human Players (AI player units may vary)
German: Squads, LMG, MMG, HMG, FT, DC, AFV
Russian: Squads, LMG, MMG, HMG, AFV

Maps: ASL Map 1

Terrain: City

Scenario Length: 7 Game Turns

Victory Objective: The Victory Conditions are a combination of the Victory Conditions from ASL Scenarios A and B - The Guards 
Counterattack and The Tractor Works. The Russians win if they control an additional 8 points of stone building hexes (they start 
with 16 points) on the Southern map and 2/3 of the Tractor Works on the Northern map by the end of the game (38 points for a 
minor victory). The Germans win by controlling 20 points of stone building (the amount they start with) on the Southern map and 
capturing 2/3 of the Tractor Works on the Northern map (34 points for a minor victory).

Scenario Designer: Jack Ruetty