"The Dukla Pass: 8th September 1939 (IABSM)" Topic
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Vis Bellica | 27 Dec 2017 11:39 a.m. PST |
On 8th September 1939, German Gebirgsjaegers moving along the Carpathian mountain range bumped into a unit of Polish Border Protection Corps mountain troops near the Dukla Pass. After a short battle, the Poles withdrew, leaving the pass open for the Gebirgsjaeger to continue their advance. That was the background to scenario #39: The Dukla Pass, taken from my just-published scenario booklet, The September War, Part 2: another thirty of so scenarios for IABSM covering the German invasion of Poland in September 1939. The game would involve both sides wrestling for control of two objectives, with victory going to side that controlled both objectives on any appearance of the Tea Break card. Click on the link below to see who triumphed in the two games we had, and why one of them ended in a Steward's Inquiry! link
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