GJS'44 Campaign Main Thread - Final June 16th 1944 Tournamen
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Honour79
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Re: GJS'44 - D-Day - June 11th - Battles raging
What a bloodbath! 
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Re: GJS'44 - D-Day - June 11th - Battles raging
Yes...those 17lbers did a good job before being silencedHonour79 wrote:What a bloodbath!
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Re: GJS'44 - D-Day - June 11th - Battles raging
Another OOB and Strat map update…
9/3Cdn survived!
OOB: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/535 ... %20OOB.xls
Strat map

9/3Cdn survived!
OOB: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/535 ... %20OOB.xls
Strat map

Re: GJS'44 - D-Day - June 11th - Battles raging
Agreed figures well fought Sir.
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LandMarine47
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Re: GJS'44 - D-Day - June 11th - Battles raging
Maybe the 1/79 and 9/3 CDN should merge! Maybe they will be a minor threat now!cavehobbit wrote: 9/3Cdn survived!![]()
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Re: GJS'44 - D-Day - June 11th - Battles raging
A Canadian threat? That's an uncommon combination of words....
I think the best way to describe our operations to date is that they have violated every recognized principle of war.
General Eisenhower, Supreme Commander Allied Expeditionary Force, on the Tunisian Campaign, 27 DEC 1942.
General Eisenhower, Supreme Commander Allied Expeditionary Force, on the Tunisian Campaign, 27 DEC 1942.
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Re: GJS'44 - D-Day - June 11th - Battles raging
Be generous...throw in the 131/7 alsoLandMarine47 wrote:Maybe the 1/79 and 9/3 CDN should merge! Maybe they will be a minor threat now!cavehobbit wrote: 9/3Cdn survived!![]()
And then put them up against the 26/12SS
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Re: GJS'44 - D-Day - June 11th - Battles raging
Look how much damage they did to our Big cats! The British are lucky if they get 1Navaronegun wrote:A Canadian threat? That's an uncommon combination of words....
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LandMarine47
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Re: GJS'44 - D-Day - June 11th - Battles raging
Where's Bois? I'm itching to finish off the British at Caen 
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Bois is done. Germans won.
8 dead allies 3 kanga, 1 17 lb 1 flame 3 commandos (2 on the last turn)
6 dead axis 1 inf 1 eng 1 mg 1 scout 1 truck 1 1/2 track - 3 units killed by airpower 1 mortared to death
8 dead allies 3 kanga, 1 17 lb 1 flame 3 commandos (2 on the last turn)
6 dead axis 1 inf 1 eng 1 mg 1 scout 1 truck 1 1/2 track - 3 units killed by airpower 1 mortared to death
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Re: GJS'44 - D-Day - June 11th - Battles raging
I can confirm the Germans held onto Bois.
After the Allies gaining the upper hand in the early skirmishes, the enemy retreated to create an impassable defensive line. He bravely and gallantly fought to retain possession of the Forest Road flag, decimating the allies assault, wave after wave was pushed back.
The final assault was easily repelled, with the allies taking heavy losses in the closing moments.
Many questions will be asked about the RAFs role in this defeat, there were some wayward strafing attacks which simply failed to reduce the enemies line significantly for the allied ground troops to pierce.
Special mention has to be made in relation to the Field Marshall MLazars use of the limited armour and HG units at his disposal, these are what turned the course of this battle, and the allies suffered due to their lack of armour and losses their APC units early on.
All in all a damn fine battle.
After the Allies gaining the upper hand in the early skirmishes, the enemy retreated to create an impassable defensive line. He bravely and gallantly fought to retain possession of the Forest Road flag, decimating the allies assault, wave after wave was pushed back.
The final assault was easily repelled, with the allies taking heavy losses in the closing moments.
Many questions will be asked about the RAFs role in this defeat, there were some wayward strafing attacks which simply failed to reduce the enemies line significantly for the allied ground troops to pierce.
Special mention has to be made in relation to the Field Marshall MLazars use of the limited armour and HG units at his disposal, these are what turned the course of this battle, and the allies suffered due to their lack of armour and losses their APC units early on.
All in all a damn fine battle.
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Re: GJS'44 - D-Day - June 11th - Battles raging
Must have been a good fight by the looks of it! 
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LandMarine47
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Re: GJS'44 - D-Day - June 11th - Battles raging
No Allied victories so far 
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protectivedaddy
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Re: GJS'44 - D-Day - June 11th - Battles raging
No allied victories.........so far, and the majority won through wonderful tactical ingenuity unlike the lucky tactically redundant Landmarines last gasp snatch which he will no doubt lawd from now until the Christmas break. 
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Re: GJS'44 - D-Day - June 11th - Battles raging
So can we merge now?
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Re: GJS'44 - D-Day - June 11th - Battles raging
With Bois finished I will prepare the pm battles in Caen and Bois. More info in a couple of hours...
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LandMarine47
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Re: GJS'44 - D-Day - June 11th - Battles raging
Looks like me and Mlazar are holding back the "best" units in the Allied Arsenal! So far the Canadians have done better than the paratroopers 
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Re: GJS'44 - D-Day - June 11th - Battles raging
I will now begin preparing the pm battles:
Bois de Bavent: 45/RM AFD vs 914/352
Caen: I/12/12SS ME vs 44/15
As soon they are finished I will send them to Jcb to have them approved.
Meanwhile you can check the updated OOB and Strat map.
OOB: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/535 ... %20OOB.xls

Bois de Bavent: 45/RM AFD vs 914/352
Caen: I/12/12SS ME vs 44/15
As soon they are finished I will send them to Jcb to have them approved.
Meanwhile you can check the updated OOB and Strat map.
OOB: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/535 ... %20OOB.xls

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cavehobbit
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Re: GJS'44 - D-Day - June 11th - Battles raging
Pm battles map pack been sent to Jcb.
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Honour79
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Re: GJS'44 - D-Day - June 11th - Battles raging
Great job P-A!cavehobbit wrote:Pm battles map pack been sent to Jcb.

