by Chris Engle
This is the fourth turn of the war in Spain. Wellesley is conducting a war of manuever on the plains of Castile. His small army is greatly outnumbered by the big N himself. Portugal is in rebellion, but this can not last long if Napoleon chooses to direct his army to Lisbon. WHAT HAPPENED THIS TURN A small force from Napoleon's army makes a forced march through Navarre back into France to prevent any Guerilla incursions Into the mother country. While Napoleon tries to pin Wellesley down into a decisive battle his men begin to get hungry. As a result of poor supplies, and bad weather (it is November after all) men begin to desert. Meanwhile no decisive battle has been fought. WHERE EVERYONE IS French:
British:
THE MATRIX Normal March THE ARGUMENTS THAT WERE TURNED IN THIS TURNMarvin Scott Action: Troops begin to desert from Junot's army. Reason:
Result: Junot's army is no more. Nicholas Falzon Action: FORCED MARCH: Send a small formation of Napoleon's army in Castile on a forced march through Navarre into France. Result: REST/PREPARE: Be rested and prepared for a march Into France by Don Camillo. Reason:
Chris Blair Action: Open Battle: Napoleon forces Wellesley into a battl Result:Defeat: Wellesley is trounced and must retreat into Portuga Reaso Chris Engle Action: Supply Line: The French supply situation is dreadful. Result: Desert: Soldiers begin to desert from Napoleon's army. Reason:
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