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    This scenario depicts a battle between Soviet and German forces near Dubno, Russia on June 27, 1941 during Operation Barbarossa. The Soviets had decided to launch a massive armored counterattack with six mechanized corps against the flanks of Panzer Group 1. The scenario sets up a battle between elements of the 68th Tank Regiment and 34th Reconaissance Battalion of the Mobile Group Popiel against elements of the Panzer Regiment 2 and Schützen Brigade 16 of Panzer Division 16. Special rules require simultaneous set up and movement with halved movement points, and determine turn order with a die roll. The aftermath describes the four day battle with hundreds of tanks fighting and the Mobile Group's eventual escape

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    This scenario depicts a battle between Soviet and German forces near Dubno, Russia on June 27, 1941 during Operation Barbarossa. The Soviets had decided to launch a massive armored counterattack with six mechanized corps against the flanks of Panzer Group 1. The scenario sets up a battle between elements of the 68th Tank Regiment and 34th Reconaissance Battalion of the Mobile Group Popiel against elements of the Panzer Regiment 2 and Schützen Brigade 16 of Panzer Division 16. Special rules require simultaneous set up and movement with halved movement points, and determine turn order with a die roll. The aftermath describes the four day battle with hundreds of tanks fighting and the Mobile Group's eventual escape

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    This scenario depicts a battle between Soviet and German forces near Dubno, Russia on June 27, 1941 during Operation Barbarossa. The Soviets had decided to launch a massive armored counterattack with six mechanized corps against the flanks of Panzer Group 1. The scenario sets up a battle between elements of the 68th Tank Regiment and 34th Reconaissance Battalion of the Mobile Group Popiel against elements of the Panzer Regiment 2 and Schützen Brigade 16 of Panzer Division 16. Special rules require simultaneous set up and movement with halved movement points, and determine turn order with a die roll. The aftermath describes the four day battle with hundreds of tanks fighting and the Mobile Group's eventual escape

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    Ap7-Directive Number Three

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    This scenario depicts a battle between Soviet and German forces near Dubno, Russia on June 27, 1941 during Operation Barbarossa. The Soviets had decided to launch a massive armored counterattack with six mechanized corps against the flanks of Panzer Group 1. The scenario sets up a battle between elements of the 68th Tank Regiment and 34th Reconaissance Battalion of the Mobile Group Popiel against elements of the Panzer Regiment 2 and Schützen Brigade 16 of Panzer Division 16. Special rules require simultaneous set up and movement with halved movement points, and determine turn order with a die roll. The aftermath describes the four day battle with hundreds of tanks fighting and the Mobile Group's eventual escape

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    DIRECTIVE NUMBER THREE

    ASL SCENARIO AP7 Scenario Design: Bill Sisler


    Near DUBNO, RUSSIA, 27 June 1941: On June 22nd, “Barbarossa” struck the
    Soviet Union. Unlike the other Army Groups, Army Group South would have to
    fight through solid defenses held by troops skillfully led and determined to fight.
    By the 23rd, a breach of the front between the Russian 5th and 6th Armies was
    an accomplished and menacing fact. The Germans now drove for Dubno. On the
    24th, the military soviet of the south-west front decided, in fulfillment of Timo-
    shenko’s Directive No. 3, to mount a massive armored counterattack. Six mecha-
    nized corps were assembled to attack the flanks of Panzer Group I, which were
    thrust into the third great tank battle of the young campaign.

    BOARD CONFIGURATION:

    16
    BALANCE:
    In the Victory Conditions, change “≥ 65”
    VICTORY CONDITIONS: The Russians win immediately upon amass-
    ing ≥ 65 Exit/Casualty Victory Points. The Russians may only exit units to “≥ 60”.
    N 43

    33
    off the north edge of the map. Prisoners do not count double for VP pur- Add one PzKpfw IIIH to the German OB.
    poses.

    TURN RECORD CHART


    Simultaneous Set Up; First Move Randomly Determined (see SSR 3)
    1 2 3 4 5 6 END

    Elements of the 68th Tank Regiment and 34th Reconaissance Battalion, Mobile Group Popiel [ELR: 3] enter along
    the south edge of board 33 (see SSR 3): {SAN: 0}

    6 3 6 2 2 2 3

    Elements of the Panzer Regiment 2 and Schützen Brigade 16, Panzer Division 16 [ELR: 4] enter along the north edge of
    board 16 (see SSR 3): {SAN: 0}

    4 2 3 2 6 2 4

    SPECIAL RULES: AFTERMATH: The Russian tanks and motorized infantry scrambled into battle, a giant
    four day collision in which several hundred Russian and German tanks fought. During
    1. EC are Dry, with a Mild Breeze from the northwest at start. Minimum the night of the 26th-27th, Ryabyshev’s 8th Mechanized Corps was ordered to fight its
    road entry cost is 1 MP. Kindling attempts are NA. way to Verba Berestechko. Ryabyshev, with his units still scattered, decided to form a
    2. All Personnel must enter as PRC. “mobile group” from the 34th Tank Division. This strike force burst into the rear of the
    11th and 16th Panzer Divisions, driving for Dubno. The Red Army’s tank units contin-
    3. Prior to setup stand an extra board between the two players. Both players ued to press forward on the 27th, but the 16th Panzer Division kept the mobile group
    now set up simultaneously, after which both sides enter simultaneously with from joining up with other Russian units at Dubno. By the evening of the 29th, hopes of
    all units having their normal Inherent MF (A4.11; A17.2), and printed MP, closing the pincers at Dubno were virtually extinguished. On July 2nd, the mobile
    allotments halved. After all movement has been completed, the intervening group, about to be encircled, broke out to the east where it made it back to the Russian
    board is removed and Game Turn 1 now begins with the Russian player mak- lines in August.
    ing a dr to determine the side moving first. On a dr of 1-3 the Russian moves
    first, on a dr of 4-6 the German moves first.

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