"Durango Valley from the OPFOR perspective" Topic
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| CAG 19 | 02 Sep 2014 12:51 p.m. PST |
This was suggested a while ago TMP link Any one interested in suggesting/contributing to writing up the soviet side of the Durango Valley as a starter. Vignette 97-1 |
| CAG 19 | 02 Sep 2014 2:50 p.m. PST |
Mine The Soviet Advance Guard is advancing, providing march security for the MRR main body. It has deployed two platoon sized BRDs which have observed US armoured units in approximately Bn strength heading West. They are deployed on Hill 110 and Hill 230. The GPZ is moving to set up a blocking position straddling Hill 110 when the southern BRD reports a coy sized US formation moving from the South East heading towards the GPZ. The BPZ on the southern Flank of the Advanced Guard has reached Hill 560 and has also observed the US coy and is moving towards Hill 560. Possible Options:
Reinforce the BPZ with the POZ and the 2 batteries of the Regt AT Battery (assumed the other Bty is with the GPZ) and 1 MR Coy these are used to fix the US Coy. Then using Hill 560 to screen the main body attack the US Coy and then continue east towards Hill 230 where it will flank the US main body.
Arty Bn (-) to deploy and provide fires to destroy the US Coy |
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