Thank you, shri
It was a very pleasant game. Being a losing side also presents a greater challenge and offers more satisfaction if I somehow manage to pull this off. Conducting successful retreat from Belgium and establishing a firm line of defense somewhere in Germany would be a reward in itself. Unfortunately you were too skilled for this to work

Nevertheless it was fun to try.
It brings some really fun playing moments to my memory.
I remember when I had to take fortified artillery positions in Close Combat. I crawled all my paratroopers through tripwire and minefields, literally through enemy killbox. The opponent didn't realize it untill I was meters away from the first bunker. Seeing his people rushed from another part of the map where he expected me was priceless. If I had just wanted points I would take less risky approach.
Also there was a great game in Gary Grigsby's War in the East when I retreated 6th Army from Stalingrad fighting all the way. All the time attacks and counterattacks from both sides, all over the map, once Soviets, another time Germans gaining the upper hand. Fantastic.
I think when I'm fighting in disadvantage I have more occasions for creative solutions and more such moments as above mentioned may emerge