<r> Hi Deathtreader, I have updated the map. I set the broken ground terrain I am using on the summits to a movement effect of 0 for motorized and non motorized units. You can pick up the updated map in the dropbox folder here:<br/>
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<URL url="https://www.dropbox.com/sh/wsvgi8q54c55mml ...

StalingradLAte is the map for Operation Hubertus.
StalingradWest is the map for Race to the Volga.
StalingradSouth is a map without a scenario right now.

<t> Hi Peter. To play Hubertus you will need to add the StalingradLate map and cache to your map folder. Race to the Volga uses Stalingrad West.<br/>
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I've just added both maps to the dropbox folder. You should see them in there now. Thanks for letting me know, I didnt realize those maps ...

Hi Phoenix. I can adjust. I've never tried to go right over DJ Orbata nor any of the other heights. The Italian entrenchments were reachable with tanks and vehicles but the top most terrain layer should not be.

Hi Duke. 1cm to 1km would be great if you can get it.

HI Kip. I am glad you like them! I am working on my first Leningrad scenario now. So stay tuned.

And Phoenix if you have time to write up a full time AAR for this scenario or one of my other scenarios I would love to post it on my blog.

<t> Hi Phoenix. That absolutely works for me. I am happy to switch out amended map too on my blog so people can grab it. If you send me the files I will do it. Since I've started creating the EF scenarios I've read about so many battles I can't remember some of what I've read about the river. My ...

Hi Duke. Can I see the maps? My personal opinion is that the maps are the easy part, setting up the estab file to build the force structure out can be very time consuming.

<r> Hi Peter. Thanks for the comments! I definitely encourage you to take a look at the editor. I've had a lot of fun using it.<br/>
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Operation Hubertus: Covers the German Pioneer attack in late November against the ...

<r> Feriana, Tunisia: The U.S II Corps under General Patton is moving east towards the German flank on the Mareth Line. Having recovered much of the ground lost after the disaster at Kasserine pass they are racing forward under two columns. The southerly column, the 1st US Infantry division, has ...

<r> I've posted screenshots from my next Command Ops scenario: Looking for Rommel on my blog here ---><br/>
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Hi Phoenix that looks pretty good. Nice job!

Hi Tim. Good catch. I've got 1943 on the brain I guess. Fixed and updated the dropbox file.

Chris

<t> Hi Phoenix. Thanks for the comments. It is tough. I was looking at your end screen here and wondering what it would be like for the Maoris if they concentrated on taking the Hummocks first. Historically, I think they went for it second and found out it was well defended with barbed wire around ...

Hi Simon. Yes click the blue download button to grab the files. The estab files both go in the estab folder, the scenario file goes in the my scenarios sub folder of the scenario folder and the map files in the map folder. Let me know if you need anything else.

Hi Budd. You can place the signature files in the Graphics/Scenarios/Default. No problem. Hope you enjoy it.

<r> Background: Just before midnight on Feb 17th, 1943 the 28th Maori Bn of the 2nd New Zealand Division crept along an elevated railway embankment into the center of Cassino town to seize the Train Station. Behind them engineers scrambled to bridge the flooded Rapido river before first light. If ...

<t> To add to what BG is saying, Nafziger is great and I have used it as a jumping off point for almost every scenario I created. I would add on the Nafziger sourcing, that its also worth spending sometime doing individual unit history research as sometimes the Nafziger collection details don't ...

Well done!