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Operation Husky - second battle
Posted: Wed Jul 27, 2016 9:43 pm
by demyansk
In Battle Academy, op Husky campaign the second scenario. The units start on the beach but I seem to have a problem winning this one. I am able to get the first three flags but then all heck breaks loose. Does anyone have any suggestions on this one? The bunkers are tough and no medics to replenish the units.
Re: Operation Husky - second battle
Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2016 8:30 am
by Schweinewitz
Playing the Husky campaign too ATM. I am stuck at the 5th scenario (Baptism of Fire) ...
Some hints for the 2nd scenario:
- Fight the counter attack from the North with your AT gun, the fighter-bomber support, and ambush the enemy by placing your infantry in the vineyard.
- Carefully advance towards the arty bunkers. Use your scouts! Place your troops in good cover (rocks etc.) surrounding the bunkers.
- Use the Naval bombardments to pin down the arty bunkers and the defending positions around. Then attack quickly!
- Destroy the railroad by placing your engineer unit on the railroad bridge.
- IIRC there are 8 VPs on the map; you only need 6, so you don't have to take the ones on the Western and Eastern edges of the map. BUT: Protect your flanks!
- In the North take the town first - then it's easy to take the crossroad VP next to it.
Re: Operation Husky - second battle
Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2016 10:27 am
by demyansk
Thanks for the tips
Re: Operation Husky - second battle
Posted: Sun Sep 11, 2016 10:04 pm
by mpetri
In regards to the guy who was stuck on Baptism of Fire--- the trick is to concentrate your units. Try not to lose your armored cars---pull them out of the city. Use massed fire to silence any antitank or machine guns you run across---there's at least one MG on the outskirts of the city. Split your troops and send a second column---using some of the truck mounted troops---to take the train station. From there use your two columns to pin and annihilate the enemy.
Re: Operation Husky - second battle
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2016 9:58 am
by Schweinewitz
Thanks! Managed the scenario on my third try (on the last turn IIRC), using similar tactics.
There are some instersting scenarios in this campaign; it's a good one.