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Greece (sandman) vs. Yugoslavia (Angrydeemon1)
Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2003 11:10 am
by sandman20
Here we go.
Greece (sandman) vs. Yugoslavia (Angrydeemon1) in August 1940.
Large Map
Visibility 10
28 turns.
Buy as much artillery as you want, effectiveness is set to 70% to soft and hard targets.
1 Air, though I hadn't any available.
All options ON except C&C.
AD, your turn to purchase your fighting forces.
Let's get ready to rumble, save is in your mailbox.
Good luck to the battle!;)
Posted: Wed Apr 09, 2003 12:29 am
by AngryDeemon1
Voiysko Yugoslavia, is fully equiped with Rifles, Guns, Tanks, Ships, ATGMs and Slivovitz and is ready to go.
Posted: Wed Apr 09, 2003 11:05 am
by sandman20
The battle have begun!
But it didn't begun well for Greece, they lost couple of motorcyclists and one Bren Carrier in a minute
Greek's armor support is very weak, we have only those wonderful FT-17's.:rolleyes:
But in some way, it's necessary to kick those Yugoslavian as*es out of our beloved home country.
Pushing forward, with a mass of "brave" infantry!!

Posted: Wed Apr 09, 2003 8:32 pm
by AngryDeemon1
The Battle Rages on, with no mercy, and no casualties on wither side. I take popshots at your scouts, you take popshots at my guys. There is a hidden 37mm aaa somewhere which will be problems:)
Posted: Wed Apr 09, 2003 9:36 pm
by sandman20
Small skirmishes here and there and both sides lost couple of grunts.
Yugoslavian 40mm AA-guns are causing me some problems, it feels that they're everywhere hiding.
Barrages at the end of turn.
Posted: Wed Apr 09, 2003 10:03 pm
by AngryDeemon1
Mikholos, the Greek sniper, having hidden himself in the Northern hills, carefully tries to find a target... Ah! what luck a Yugoslavian Scout Patrol, he takes aim.... and never hears the shot that kills him, as he is masterfully taken out by a Yugoslavian counterpart hiding.. somewhere:p The Yugoslavian Sniper goes on to depopulate a Greek scout team.
All across the front, there are light firefights, with Greek infantry squads being driven back in several places, The greeks have plenty of tanks, but our AT gunners are ready for them:mad:. I think I made a mistake in not buying any Yugoslavian scout tanks. They are horribly innacurate, but with 22 and 40 armour respectfully, immune to anything you brought:). At then end of the turn mortar and artillery fire occurs.
If you are cureous that 75mm battery doesnt even cause any surpression to speak of in the current settings.. How are my 100s doing?
Posted: Thu Apr 10, 2003 12:14 pm
by sandman20
Strange, your mortars and 100mm's causes quite a lot of supression, maybe those Yugoslavians just don't care.:rolleyes:
More minor firefights here and there and both sides lost some more mens.
BTW, I don't count much for my FT-17's, they're slow and they only have 1 MG and poor armors
Back to you.
Posted: Thu Apr 10, 2003 9:20 pm
by AngryDeemon1
From His vantage point in the Olive Orchard, Sgt Valori spots a Greek Scout Patrol trying to sneak around the flank. He takes aim... and wipes it out with a single shot from his sniper Rifle:)
In the North and Center everything is quite, In the South Brave Yugoslavian Soldiers surpress an Infantry Gun and two Machine guns, then bikers rush forward and eliminate the enemy. Fighting continues for the small town in the South as well. Those bren carriers irritate me very much:)
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2003 10:28 am
by sandman20
Quite a capable sniper that Sgt Valori is:)
Hmm...Turn is 4, and I see some AUX units, for example those motorcycles in the south, though most part of them was pushed back by Greece infantry.:rolleyes:
More firefights also in the village where some Yugoslavians was eliminated.
Looks like I'll be soon in troubles in the nearby of southern VH's, hordes of Yugoslavian are coming, artillery fire ordered.

Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2003 7:46 pm
by AngryDeemon1
This turn some minor infantry skirmishes occur all along the front followed by the usual art barrages. Your 75mm are still laughably innefective:) and fail to surpress our brave Yugoslavian men. The high point of the turn is when i take out a FT-17 tank with a well placed grenade:)
Yeah I am a looser and called reserves, such as they are... but i needed some mobile troops:)
Posted: Sun Apr 13, 2003 10:11 pm
by sandman20
More of the same, some men losses to both sides and I lost another FT-17 in Yugoslavian barrage.
One Yugoslavian sniper killed also in the northern flank, maybe he was a famous Sgt. Valori :rolleyes: RIP
Posted: Mon Apr 14, 2003 1:08 am
by AngryDeemon1
umm I didnt get a turn:)
Posted: Mon Apr 14, 2003 9:44 am
by sandman20
Strange
I'm sure I sent them.
Well, now I resent and now they should be in your mailbox...at least I hope so

Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2003 5:44 am
by AngryDeemon1
This turn minor Infantry skirmishes Ocur throughout the map, Several Greek Scout patrols are killed and several tanks assualted for little effect. Artillery continues to rain down upon the battlefield.
In other News, Yugoslavian Hero - Sgt. Valori Has been found dead. Eyewitnesses report he was killed while fighting off three AT Guns and two full squads of Infantry. After a 6 hour shootout, the Greeks, unable to overcome Yugolsvian bravery, offered to let Valori got back to his front lines uncontested if he would stop his defensive fire, he was then shot by a 37mm AT gun in the back.
Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2003 8:11 pm
by sandman20
Small skirmishes in extent of whole front.
Both sides lost more mens and one more Yugoslavian sniper was too far away from home in the north - He was killed by LMG.
Barrages at the end of turn.
What an epic story about Sgt. Valori that was:rolleyes: , though we have different version of his story here in Greece and it's not so heroic :p
Posted: Fri Apr 18, 2003 12:51 am
by AngryDeemon1
No turn yet... be shure to send it to
wtruitt1@tampabay.rr.com my other adress blocks zip attachements
Posted: Fri Apr 18, 2003 10:08 am
by sandman20
Originally posted by AngryDeemon1
No turn yet... be shure to send it to wtruitt1@tampabay.rr.com my other adress blocks zip attachements
I resent saves again.
That adress is where I send them always, I don't know why you can't receive them.
Sorry for delay again.

Posted: Fri Apr 18, 2003 7:15 pm
by AngryDeemon1
No problem, got the turn this time.
This turn Cowardly Greeks Loose a Bren Carrier, LMG,Tank, several scout teams and AT squads. Minor Infantry Casualties on both sides.
Posted: Fri Apr 18, 2003 8:29 pm
by sandman20
More of the same, tough infantry fights and losses to both sides, Greeks lost also 2 more FT-17's
Yugoslavian barrage at the end of turn propably caused quite a lot of supression among my troops in the southern flank, not good for me.
I hope you received the files this time.

Posted: Fri Apr 18, 2003 9:34 pm
by AngryDeemon1
no I dont have it... try
ayashkin@hsc.usf.edu. but on this adress you have to rename the zip file to something lie .txt since the firewall bloks zip and exe files