Cramsie Scenario 001"A Page Of History"

Attributed to Jason Cramsie (unconfirmed). Use of German GIA counters denotes suggestion of GIA rules. Modifications/clarifications have been made from its original published form by Bill Thomson.

Updated 150826

Polilsh Corridor, Poland, September 3, 1939: The swift advance of Guderaian's forces cut off many units in teh Polish Corridor. Among these units was the famous Pomorske Cavalry Brigade. This grand unit was to spearhead an attempted breakout by the trapped units. Like a page out of history, they rode out of the north towards the German lines.

VICTORY CONDITIONS: To win, the Polish player must exit off the south edge of the board, 8 or more of his squads. The squads must be mounted to count towards the total needed.

BOARD LAYOUT

SCENARIO SEQUENCE:

North

German Setup First	1	2	3	4	5	END
Polish Move First

POLISH FORCES:

AT START: Elements of the Pomorake Cavalry Brigade; Enter turn 1 north edge. 1x9-2; 2x9-1; 2x8-0; 15x458; 15xHorse

GERMAN FORCES:

TURN 1: Elements of Guderian's Panzer Corps: Start anywhere on the south half (?). 1x9-2; 1x9-1; 1x8-1; 9x467; 4xLMG; 1xHMG; 2xPzIB, 2xPzIID

SPECIAL SCENARIO RULES:

JC001.1 The range of the Polish Squads is halved (FRU?)

AFTERMATH: The brave Polish men charged across the open field. They rode right into the field of the German tanks with an earth-shattering fallop. After a few minus, all that remained of the once proud unit were a handful of survivors trudgeing off to a prison camp.: