Showing posts with label Crete. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Crete. Show all posts
Monday, 1 November 2010
Battle for Crete (3): The Hornet's Nest
The third scenario of the Crete campaign was played today in our local club. Unfortunately a second defeat for the Greek forces, but again only after a fierce resistance that checked the Germans paratroopers for the most part of the game. An ill-planned counterattack of a Greek squad (and some very fortunate dice results of the Germans) broke the fighting capacity of the allied army that was bounded for a defeat in that same moment.
Sunday, 26 September 2010
Battle for Crete (2) - "Galatas Village"
On Sunday 26th September we played the second scenario of the Crete campaign called Galatas Village. I have changed the previous post and now this includes the full battle report.
Wednesday, 15 September 2010
Battle for Crete (1) - "Cementery Hill"
Exciting start of the autumn-winter season at our club: a Crete skirmish campaign. We played last Sunday the first scenario "Cementery Hill" and I will post today a battle report. I played on the Greek and Commonwealth side and therefore my comments are from this side of the hill.
Some reference information first: we play with "Troops, Weapons and Tactics" (TWT), one of the Lardies' sets that we have extensively used and trained since mid-2009. The campaign is based on the excellent Skirmish Campaigns series booklet "Crete-Stalemate in the East". As backgound reading (for those interested) I recommend Anthony's Beevor "Crete: The Battle and the Resistance".
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