Wow, this was unexpected... Ballsy... It's going to make for an interesting start to the campaign...
Before reporting the moves, I remind Commanders of the following rules:
8.2 All units must be able to trace a continuous path of controlled sectors to a source of supplies.
8.21 German BGs can be supplied from either Villers Bocage or Vimont, provided that the supplying sector is held by the Germans.
8.22 New German BGs arrive in Villers Bocage or Vimont fully supplied for one day.
8.23 Allied BGs can be supplied from any of Gold, Juno or Sword beach, provided that the supplying sector is held by the Allies.
8.24 Beach landing Allied BGs, including commandos, arrive on the beach fully supplied for one day.
8.3 Out of supply BGs suffer severe penalties.
8.31 The base morale for all units in an "out of supply" BG is reduced by 25.
DICE:
Germans moved first
MOVES BY COMMANDER PRIORITY:
G1. 857/346 defends Gold
A1. 69/50 lands on Sword
G2. 858/346 defends Ouistreham
A2. 7/3cdn lands on Juno
G3. 915/352 defends Merville/Franceville
A3. 8/3 lands on Gold
G4. 914/352 defends Pegasus Bridge
A4. 3/6ab paradrops into Vimont
G5. I/736/716 defends Sword
A5. 5al/6 glides into Villers-Bocage
G6. II/736/716 defends Juno
G7. II/726/716 defends Hillman
G8. II/744/711 defends Bayeux
G9. Ost 642/716 defends Caen
G10. Ost 411/716 defends Colombelles
BATTLES & BONUSES: June 6th... aka Brummbar's Gambit*
Gold - 8/3 (Nil bonuses) AFD v 857/346 (Arty, Medic, Rally, Promote, Resupply)
Sword - 69/50 (Naval Arty, Medic, Rally) AFD v I/736/716 (Arty, Promote, Resupply)
Juno - 7/3cdn (Naval Arty, Medic, Rally) AFD v II/736/716 (Arty, Promote, Resupply)
Vimont - 3/6ab takes this sector unchallenged
Villers-Bocage - 5al/6 takes this sector unchallenged
Your games will be ready to play within 24 hours...
*Quoting Lt Cmdr George Honour, captain of the X23 midget submarine, observing Ouistreham harbour on the night of June 5th: "Our little operation was called Gambit. It was all part of the bigger operation and when we were given the code name we looked it up in the dictionary and to our horror it said, 'the pawn you throw away before a big move in chess,' which didn't encourage us too much..."
Happy hunting gentlemen!





