072 Tiger Tracks

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Written by: 1A Games
Category: Eastern Front
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Total plays 1 - Last reported by pino on 2021-09-25 01:43:16

The German Tiger I heavy tank is one of the better known tanks of World War II. At the start of the war, Germany did not possess any heavy tanks, but combat experience against the French Char B1 and the British Matilda II in June 1940 showed that the German Army needed a heavier tank. It wasn’t until 1941, when the German Panzers in Russia encountered the Soviet T-34 and KV-1 tanks in the initial months of Operation Barbarossa, that design and development of Germany’s heavy tank became a high priority.
The first combat unit to be equipped with the new Tiger I heavy tanks was the 502 Heavy Tank Battalion, which was only partially equipped before being rushed to the Soviet front in late August 1942. Near the Leningrad area the Tiger I had its first combat debut, and it was at that time the most powerful and heavily armored tank in the world.

 

  Soviet German
Division 1

5 Squad Bases
- 15 Regular Infantry
- 4 Elite Infantry
- 1 Officer

4 Squad Bases
- 10 Regular Infantry
- 3 Elite Infantry
- 1 Officer
- 1 Machine Gun Crew

1 SdKfz 251 Half-track

1x Engineer
Division 2

5 Squad Bases
- 15 Regular Infantry
- 4 Elite Infantry
- 1 Officer

4 Squad Bases
- 10 Regular Infantry
- 3 Elite Infantry
- 1 Officer
- 1 Machine Gun Crew

1 SdKfz 251 Half-track

1x Engineer
Strategy Decks Morale 1
Ground Support 1 (shared)		 Supply 1
Ground Support 1 (shared)
Starting Strategy Cards 2 2
Starting Command Points 2 1
Operations Cards 014 No surrender 008 Lay Smoke
004 Double Time
Deployment Zone Any hex with a dark red “R” on map 31B. Any hex with a gray “R” or blue “E” on map 32B.
Starting Initiative Initiative Token  
Objective
  • If the Germans have an Engineer squad in the hex containing the Victory Objective marker (board 33B) at the end of a game round, the marker is removed from the board and replaced with a Tiger tank. Once the Tiger tank is placed on the board, the German player controls it as if it were part of Division 1.
  • The Germans immediately win if they can exit the Tiger tank off the board from the blue-shaded hex.
  • The Soviets immediately win if they can destroy the German Tiger tank.
  • Any other result is a draw.
Rounds 6
Actions per turn 2 2
Reinforcements - -
Special Rules
  • The German (gray) and Soviet (red) Command Objective Markers start the game already controlled by their respective sides. Place an appropriate Control Marker on your Command Objective Marker.
  • The German Tiger tank was disarmed by the original crew before being abandoned. As a result, the Tiger may only move and may not fire; the tank has Move 5.
  • The hex with the blue “E” represents the exit point for the Tiger tank. The German player will need to spend one movement point for the tank to exit the board.
Terrain Features The stream is Shallow.

 

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