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This is the starting lineup. The Soviet side is the first player and is the aggressor in that the Germans are on the defensive and the
Soviets are going to be the ones pushing. I guess. This is my first playthrough of this scenario and I have no clue how this will go
and I'll learn about it as we go.

EDIT: Colonel Klink sent me an email with this request:
Please state in the AAR that it is still a beta and a development of Joao's and Mark's version of Kharkov.

Here's the stuff that the Soviets are going to receive in turn 2. So what's on the map is just the forward contingent.

Here's the supply in the upper right corner of the map:

Here's the German view of the situation. So the opening turns are going to be meeting engagements.

Here's the beginning of Soviet turn 2:

I started out by manually playing both sides because according to the scenario briefing there is no PO. But after about turn three or so I
decided to let Elmer play both sides and here's the front lines in T5:

T8's front lines:

Thanks for testing it, Larry! I decided I will relaunch my efforts with the .eqp for the Eastern Front and the Kharkov '43 project +1

Klink, Oberst
@LwKdo Don, Stalino

ORIGINAL: Oberst_Klink
Thanks for testing it, Larry! I decided I will relaunch my efforts with the .eqp for the Eastern Front and the Kharkov '43 project +1

Klink, Oberst
@LwKdo Don, Stalino

Thanks for all your efforts to make our hobby better. I appreciate it.

T11 front lines:

T15'S front lines:

T21's front lines:

T25's front lines:

T30's front lines:

T35's front lines:

T40's front lines:

T45's front lines:

Colonel Klink dude: It appears that the Soviets won. Other than that there were no problems and it ran through in about an hour so
I'll do it again and post who won the second one. Right now I've got my PBEM game moves to do.

Here's the Axis losses from the Elmer v Elmer contest.