1942 DLC: Stalingrad Docks
Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2014 3:13 am
The remainder of the Panzer Division that survived storming Stalingrad would now have to deal with the Soviet Forces streaming across the river to reinforce Stalingrad.
Objectives from high command included the Stalingrad Railstation near the river and Pavlov's house. And we would have defeat the Soviet forces without the use of air units, as all of our air units have been sent to the river to sink the ferries and barges.
Panzer Division Order of Battle
Panzer Regiment (1 SE PzIIIL, 4 SE PzIVG, 4 PzIVG)
Infantry Regiments (2 Wehr, 1 Gren, 1 Para, 6 Mtn, 6 Engineer)
Artillery (5 21 cm Mrs, 1 Sturm, 1 SU-122)
Air (3 FW 190A, 1 Ju 87D, 1 Bf 110G, 4 He 177A)
Air setup near the river, land forces setup to clear the city
Casualties were significantly reduced from Storming Stalingrad. Prestige lost 3500 (after replacements purchased at start of next scenario). 3 units destroyed (2 experienced inf and 1 experienced artillery).
Weather was ok, although one turn of snow weather allowed barges to stream across the river, and a turn of cloudy weather was nearly as bad.
(OOC: this battle was a lot easier to handle than storming Stalingrad, I think it was because the river made the map seem much smaller. Or the fact that the although there were two tough fights .. the rail station and Pavlov's house, the rest of the map wasn't so bad.)
Objectives from high command included the Stalingrad Railstation near the river and Pavlov's house. And we would have defeat the Soviet forces without the use of air units, as all of our air units have been sent to the river to sink the ferries and barges.
Panzer Division Order of Battle
Panzer Regiment (1 SE PzIIIL, 4 SE PzIVG, 4 PzIVG)
Infantry Regiments (2 Wehr, 1 Gren, 1 Para, 6 Mtn, 6 Engineer)
Artillery (5 21 cm Mrs, 1 Sturm, 1 SU-122)
Air (3 FW 190A, 1 Ju 87D, 1 Bf 110G, 4 He 177A)
Air setup near the river, land forces setup to clear the city
Casualties were significantly reduced from Storming Stalingrad. Prestige lost 3500 (after replacements purchased at start of next scenario). 3 units destroyed (2 experienced inf and 1 experienced artillery).
Weather was ok, although one turn of snow weather allowed barges to stream across the river, and a turn of cloudy weather was nearly as bad.
(OOC: this battle was a lot easier to handle than storming Stalingrad, I think it was because the river made the map seem much smaller. Or the fact that the although there were two tough fights .. the rail station and Pavlov's house, the rest of the map wasn't so bad.)