Anyway, I've been playing the Eindhoven double drop scenario, and by the afternoon of Day 4, all objectives were under control except the unneeded bridges at Best. Most of my forces were committed to the defense of the already captured objectives, but not the modestly-sized but powerful 15/19 Hussars. My initial plan was to send them from Uden (where they had participated in its liberation) back to Best where they would secure the two bridges and objectives. If nothing else, I wanted to keep the Germans from getting any more victory points. Anyway, Germans were already concentrating near Veghel in an arc roughly centered due west of that town.
Even though I was counting on the German attacks being ineffectual on the fourth afternoon and overnight, I also knew that their troops would harass and delay the Hussars on their way on of town, especially since the Hussars would be trying to make their escape during hours of darkness. Since everything was pretty well in hand for the Allies, I decided on a gamble - countermand the Hussars' orders and ask them to move northwest out of Veghel, loop around at the bridge at Dinter, and then attack back towards Veghel in the morning, hopefully finding lots of German units sandwiched between the Aa river and the canal to its southwest.
