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When Officers Burn Their Uniforms

Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2001 3:24 am
by Redleg
Very cold in the Stalingrad "Cauldron". German troops are suffering unspeakable horrors yet they hold on.....

In the middle of the night, rumors abound as the General Staff Officers of the German 94th Rifle Divsion are seen burning their trousers with the distinctive red stripe down the leg. Also thrown in to the fires were officer caps and insignia of rank.

Soon, explosions begin just behind the lines. The troops realize it is the destruction of their supplies.... then, comes the order: "Destroy your defensive positions and prepare to withdraw".

The Soviet commander upon hearing the reports orders and immediate all-out assault upon the 94th Divisions positions. He knows that if he is fortunate, his attack will coincide with his foe's withdrawal from the line.

How did this all come out?

Post here and I'll send you "The Vanishing Division" update. I think the balance is pretty good but some testing would be helpful. This is a pure infantry battle. Semi-residential area.

Or, you can email "artifice@fireserve.net".
I am determined to have these things all updated! Image

Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2001 3:52 am
by Viriato
Sounds great , I'm in for a trick on the soviets ... I'm at the moment engaged on the pacific front assalting an airstip full of dutch defenders but as soon as I clear that AO I wouldn´t mind pulling out to the eastern front ....
Count me in if you would like .

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A sorte protege os audazes

Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2001 6:47 am
by Don
I've played "Vanishing Division" before and it's alot of fun.

I liked the story I read of one 6th Army general who preached the "last bullet but one" philosophy to his troops, but when the Soviets came it turned out he had a suitcase packed - all ready to go into captivity! Image

Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2001 11:24 am
by LeibstandartePzD
I've played the first version and would like to try this one as well. Sign me up.

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Former member of the 8th US cavalry and a grandson of a Leibstandarte tanker. Former name on these boards was Leibstandarte.

Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2001 11:28 am
by varjager
Sign me up.Always liked big infantery battles.