OAF 55.5 (SEP13) "Flames over Flavion"

Published in ON ALL FRONTS volume 55; Modified by Squad Leader Academy for tournament use. 110408


THE VILLAGE OF FLAVION, NEAR PHILLIPVILLE, BELGIUM, May 15, 1940: Following the 7th Panzer Division, Hartlieb's 5th Panzer crossed the Meuse River at Dinant. Both divisions then set out to expand their breakout. At Flavion they encountered the French 1st Armored Division, which was refueling. While Rommel led his division in a hooking movement, the 5th Panzer Division made for the enemy.

SCENARIO SEQUENCE: VICTORY CONDITIONS:
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The German must eliminate twice as many units as he loses. The French wins by avoiding this situation. AFVs with crews eliminated count as 2, otherwise they count as one.  For VC purposes an abandoned AFV is considered eliminated. 
French Sets up First
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German Moves First

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AFTERMATH: The green French tankers were overcome by panic. During the confusion the German gunners ripped apart the town, leaving it in a blaze. When General Bruneau's division limped off the battlefield that night, it only had 17 tanks left out of 175. The only unit capable of checking the advance of the XV Panzerkorps had been virtually destroyed.