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General Nathaniel Green vs General Francis Lord Rawdon 1st Marquess of Hastings Host and Scenario: Angelo Giordano Photos and Report: Frank McGovern Used Brother Against Brother Rules with AWI variant More Text End of Page 1 Text Page Two The post AWI – Battle of Hobrick Hill SC 1781 Page 1 first appeared on The Wargames Blog ..read more

Host and Scenario:  Angelo Giordano Photos and Report:  Frank McGovern The objective for the Allies was to annihilate the firmly entrenched Germans.   Two waves of Allied troops were obliterated while taking out the German gun and mortar. The third wave had much better luck with the help of the tanks on the Allied right flank. The left flank and center of the Allied command were taking heavy casualties while slowly reducing the number of Germans in the trenches.  German machine gun fire was deadly and devastating.  On the allied right flank the tanks w ..read more

Host and scenario:  Angelo Giordano Photos and Report:  Dwayne Williams American Paratroopers are defending the town of Marvie, Belgium during Battle of the Bulge December of 1944. Multiple squads of parachute infantry supported by ATG’s, mortars and a pack howitzer plus a company of light tanks facing two kampfgruppes of combined armor and half track mounted infantry ..read more

Serbians and Germans vs Russians Host and scenario:  Ed Parody Photos and Report:  Dwayne Williams All quiet on the Eastern front at game start. The Serbian German allies are in contact with the Soviet partisans along the left and right flanks as well as the center. The Soviets have knocked out a Hanomag on the road with an ATG.  Cavalry are maneuvering with infantry and support Armored cars along the road ..read more

Host, scenario and reporter: Ed Parody The Anglican League had been stocking away resources for a drive into BUF territory, heading toward a rich township. The defending BUFs received a warning too late to stop the A.L. at the border, but, caught them not too far into their lands.  The A.L. began the invasion with their best armored group, the St. Eustace Heavy Horse, their best infantry unit, the Bishop Bath and Wells Guard Militia and some smaller units; 1st Ashford Armored Company, Lucifer[the giant flame thrower tank, Sappers for Christ, a platoon of the 3rd Bath and Wells ..read more

Page 3 of 3 Meanwhile on the left flank, the mounted infantry took some major casualties while protecting the truck convoy. The two left flank infantry companies did a fine job of flushing the enemy out of the many nooks and crannies. In fact the gallant lieutenant Pierre ‘Biftek’ LeBeouf single handedly dispatched 6 of the enemy and was the sole survivor of his command. Meanwhile at the end of the road are massed native infantry and cavalry determined to stop the legion in their tracks! If the legion can not exit with the trucks by the end of turn 8 all shall be lost ..read more

Page 2 of 3 Two flanking companies moved out on the right flank to recon and eradicate any threats in and around the mountain, while the convoy screened by mounted infantry proceeded along the road. On to Page 3 The post On the Road to Morocco..with the Legion: Page 2 first appeared on The Wargames Blog ..read more