Soldat, voici la version mise à jour du Livret de Scénario pour la boite de base HON Big Red One Edition.
Les corrections effectuées se situent pages 10-14.
Des stickers Errata seront bientôt disponibles pour pouvoir corriger vos livrets physiques.
Soldier, this is the updated Scenario Booklet for the HON Big Red One Edition Core Box.
The corrections made are on pages 10-14.
Errata stickers will soon be available to correct your physical booklets.
The snipers fought merciless stealth duels in the dreary ruins of Stalingrad.
Stalking each other in a deadly game of hide-and-seek…
Are you the best of the best? Or will the hunter become the hunted?
Les snipers se livraient un duel sans merci dans les décombres de la ville de Stalingrad.
Jeu du chat et de la souris, partie de cache-cache mortelle… Serez-vous le meilleur chasseur ?
Hey piggies! Here is THE SCENARIO BOOKLET MAQUETTE! Yep, feast boys, it’s on the house. Of course there is still a need to proofread everything and translate it English but what do you think of this new look?
Chapter 4: Groesbeek Heights
During the planning of Market-Garden the Allied Command had noted the importance of the Groesbeek heights that dominated the approaches to Nijmegen. At their tops one could see the roads used by the XXX Corps as well as the German counter-attack roads. General Browning (1st Airborne Army) and Gavin agreed that without height control, taking the Nijmegen bridges would be an impossible task.
Scenario 11: “Slim Jim” Goes Camping
Scenario 12: The First counterattacks
Scenario 13: Gunfire in a Bordertown
Scenario 14: Warfare in Wyler
Chapter 3 : Molenhoek
The small area between the heights of Groesbeek and the Maas River was a sensitive area in the 82nd Airborne sector. There were three reinforcement roads coming from the German border.
For the Feldmarschal Model, a victorious counter-attack in this area could seal the fate of the 82nd and 1st Airborne. The mission of the 505th PIR was to take and hold this sector in the face of the inevitable German counter-attacks.
Scenario 6 : Securing the LZ !
Scenario 7 : A quiet day on the front
Scenario 8 : lKG Herman attacks
Scenario 9 : Cat and Mouse in Mook
Scenario 10 : Alert at Heumen Bridge
Chapitre 5 : Berg en Dal, Beek et Devil’s hill
Au nord de la DZ Tango se trouvent une serie de collines boisées parmi les plus hautes de Hollandes. Une des ces collines est le Duivelsberg ou comme devait la nommer les paras du 58th PIR « la colline du diable ». Nichée dans une vallée entourée de collines se trouve le village de Berg en Dal.
Scénario 15 :La capture de Beek.
Scénario 16 : Premier contact sur « Devil’s Hill »
Scénario 17 : A l’assaut de « Devil’s Hill »
Scénario 18 : L’attaque du KG Becker
Scénario 19 : Beek à feu et à sang !
Chapter 2: Maas/Waal Canal Bridges
While the 2/504th is in charge of taking the Grave bridge, the rest of the 504th PIR is parachuted onto the DZ O after the pathfinders. The objective of the 3/504th is to secure the Grave/Nijmegen road to be used by the XXX Corps. This is achieved without great difficulty. The 1/504th as for him must take care of capturing intact the bridges on the Maas/Waal channel codified 7, 8, 9 and 10.
Scenario 4 : Heumen Bridge N°7
Scenario 5 : Neerbosch/Honinghuite, Crossing N°10
September 1944, the allied “blitzkrieg” following the breakthrough of Cobra began to run out of steam. Despite the unexpected capture of the port of Antwerp intact (the banks of the Scheldt are still in German hands) most of the Allied supplies came from Cherbourg. There is not enough supply to supply both Patton and Montgomery’s troops. The latter then proposed to Eisenhower a bold plan that he believed would allow the war to end at Christmas: Operation Market-Garden.
Three airborne divisions (101st US, 82nd US and 1st UK) are to jump over the Eindhoven, Nijmegen and Arnhem regions to capture key bridges. Starting from the banks of the Scheldt, the XXX Fortified Corps of the Guard Armored Division, 43rd Welsh Infantry Division and 8th Armoured Brigade had to relieve the paratroopers and once Arnhem reached Germany to encircle the Rhür from the north.
The 82nd US Airborne division commanded by General James M. Gavin (“Slim Jim” for his men) is in charge of the Nijmegen (Nijmegen) sector. Its mission is to control the key bridges of Graves and Nimègues as well as the bridges on the Maas/Waal canal while maintaining a defensive front facing the German border. The American paratroopers will have to hold out until the British tanks arrive.
“Nijmegen 44” will allow you to relive through 36 scenarios the battles that took place between 17 and 21 September 1944 in the Nijmegen area during Market Garden. The campaign consists of 8 chapters, each dealing with a sub-sector and a collection of special rules, battle orders and historical maps. It should be noted that you can play without the dike rules if you wish. A chapter will be shared every Tuesday on September 17, 2019, due to the 75th anniversary.