"WWII Rapid Fire - Extreme Cowardice" Topic

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Nottingham Wargames	23 Jan 2024 3:05 a.m. PST
In this well-balanced scenario, the Americans – represented by 2 infantry battalions, supported by a company of Shermans, and off-table 105mm howitzers – had to clear several villages of German defenders – represented by 2 understrength infantry battalions and a couple of Stugs. The American infantry battalion on the left flank made steady progress in pushing towards their objectives, whilst the battalion on the right flank exhibited one of the most sickening acts of cowardice in the history of Nottingham Wargames Club, when they decided to hide behind cover and refuse to advance against the enemy! This left the Shermans to advance unsupported, resulting in two of them sustaining heavy damage. Despite this disgraceful display, the German morale eventually cracked and they retired from the battlefield, giving the Americans the win. Lots more images at Nottingham Wargames Club: link
Choctaw	24 Jan 2024 7:34 a.m. PST
I absolutely hate it when my little guys don't perform to my expectations…which is about 90% of the time. lol Great post.
79thPA	24 Jan 2024 10:01 a.m. PST
Nice looking figures. One of these years, I hope to get my 1/72 guys on the table.
Wolfshanza	24 Jan 2024 11:11 p.m. PST
" Oh woe are we, men are but mice, who dare to war against the dice ! "

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