by Greg Novak
Villista Forces: General Franciso VillaHEADQUARTERS, with: (VETERAN, Morale 9)
3 Recon Cavalry Stands BRIGADE MORELES, with (TRAINED, Morale 7):
1 Recon Cavalry Stand 1 Machine Gun Stand (1 Die) 3 INFANTRY BATTALIONS, each with:
8 Infantry Stands 1 CAVALRY REGIMENT,with:
2 Cavalry Recon Stands 6 Cavalry Stands BRIGADE RODRIGUEZ, with (EXPERIENCED, Morale 8):
1 Recon Cavalry Stand 1 Gun Crew (DS) 1 Limber 1 German 77 FG (1896) 2 Cavalry Machine Gun Stands (1 Die) 3 CAVALRY REGIMENTS, each with:
4 Recon Cavalry Stands 2 Cavalry Stands BRIGADE LOPEZ, with (TRAINED, Morale 7):
1 Cavalry Recon Stand 1 Machine Gun Stand (1 Die) 4 INFANTRY BATTALIONS, each with:
8 Infantry Stands BRIGADE ANGLES, with: (VETERAN, Morale 9)
2 Cavalry Recon Stands 1 Gun Crew (DS) 1 Limber 1 French 1897 75mm FG 2 Cavalry Machine Gun Stands (1 Die) 3 CAVALRY REGIMENTS, each with:
4 Recon Cavalry Stands 2 Cavalry Stands Notes 1. Firing characteristics are the same for the Villista's as for the Carranzista forces. The Cavalry Machine Gun Stands must be dismounted to fire. 2. The set up area for the Villista forces is marked on the map. 3. Victory Conditions: To occupy and hold at the end of the game the city of Juarez. In addition, the Villista player gets one point for every American stand lost. If the Americans can be driven back across the Rio Bravo, the garrison of El Paso may defect and join your army. More El Paso July 17, 1919 Back to Table of Contents -- Command Post Newsletter #5 To Command Post Quarterly List of Issues To MagWeb Master Magazine List © Copyright 1991 by Greg Novak. This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other military history articles and gaming articles are available at http://www.magweb.com |