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Soviet Forces: The partisans are in fact awaiting a Soviet army para drop of specialists and supplies. These are due to land in B5/6 at dawn, and consist of: 2 Paratroop Companies @
4 platoons @ 3 rifle squads, 3 x LMG, 1 PTRD41 1 Battery: 6 x 107mm M38 mortars, radio set 1 Platoon: 4 x MMG, 1 x PTRD41 ![]()
3: Soviets drop 1 move before the Hungarians 4: Soviets drop on the same move as Hungarians 5: Soviets drop 1 move after the Hungarians 6: Soviets drop 3 moves after the Hungarians The heavy weapons and radios are well wrapped in waterproof skins, and would take 2D average moves to prepare for use, but are not destroyed if falling in trees, swamp or the river. Already on the ground are several partisan groups:
In F5 treeline: 3 rifle squads, 1 x LMG In A3 village: 3 rifle squads In A5 wood: 2 SMG squads, 1 x LMG In H3 forest: partisan camp, radio, 2 SMG squads, 2 x 50mm mortars (3 salvos HE)
Axis Reinforcements: 4D average moves after the Hungarian paras have landed; the sweeping force enters on A2/3/4: Elements of a German Security Division:
1 Company:
3 platoons @ 4 rifle squads, 4 LMG, horses 1 Gun Platoon: 2 x 7.5cm IG18, Horses, Radio The Ba-32s enter on road A3, followed by the BHQ, the IG18 platoon, an infantry platoon, and the CHQ. The other infantry platoons are in line either side of the Ba-32s. Orders are to advance thus to the ford D3 and there meet up with some Hungarian Paras and join them in any anti-partisan ops. If no enemy around, march north leaving the table at H4. Germans are CT4 (average morale, poor training). Back to Part I, Ukrainian Para Drops - Sosnovka, June 1942 Back to Table of Contents -- Lone Warrior 114 Copyright 1996 by Solo Wargamers Association. |