Czechovlovakia vs. Germany in September 38: Who wants to play the German side?

[Durruti]

germans are being punished.

FYI. Mortar fire highly innacurate.

[RolandRahn_MatrixForum]

Another Czech tank gone.

[Durruti]

and another one...

The denomination tank is only to mislead the enemy.

They are tractors with a gun.:rolleyes:

two full platoons failed to assault enemy positions in the woods.

The end is near.

[RolandRahn_MatrixForum]

Err....

You are aware that the middle victory hexes are scored *per turn*?

So, even if you would capture all of them, by now it would be too late...

Roland

[Durruti]

yes, but the bet is:

- will you take the last objectives?
you almost did it, but i believe you won't.

How many casualties can i make you?

let's see it.

[RolandRahn_MatrixForum]

There is absolutely no question that you did *much* better commanding the Czech troops in this game than I did in the previous game.

Roland

[Durruti]

sorry. quite busy at home for a few days. now everything's ok.

czech army has taken the northern objective at a bloody cost.
Will they hold it?

In the south attack has been aborted:eek:

your last move, sir.

[RolandRahn_MatrixForum]

Hi!

No problem, I have also other things to do apart from playing SPWAW

[Durruti]

the good news:

the northern objectives has been conquered by a czech assault one more time...

the bad news:

The czech troops are short on ammo and men, all tanks destroyed, without reinforcements, enemy still holding their positions in the hills and about to being resuplied and reinforced...and worst of all, marshall Goering has said in a broadcast that Praga will be reduced to rubble if there isn't an inmediate surrender.

German army has won another battle and the campaign.

Colonel Rantke and a few loyal officers have succeed in crossing the border to join other armies interested in fighting the nazi menace.

THE END.

[RolandRahn_MatrixForum]

Hi!

6050 (Germany) : 1145 (Czechoslovakia)

You did *much* better than I did in the previous game (when I was in command of the Czech forces).

Thank you for two interesting PBEM games.

Kind regards,
Roland