069 Dash to Dunkirk

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

2 Squad Bases
- 6 Regular Infantry
- 1 Elite Infantry
- 1 Officer
- 1 SdKfz251 Half-Track

1x Recon

3 Squad Bases
- 8 Regular Infantry
- 3 Elite Infantry
- 1 Officer

2 Squad Bases
- 4 Regular Infantry
- 3 Elite Infantry
- 1 Officer
- 1 SdKfz251 Half-Track

1x Recon

• The Germans start the game with 4 available Command Ponts.
• The Germans start the game with one card from the German Air Support 1 deck and one card from the Artillery 1 deck. Both cards need to give the possibility to make an actual attack. If other cards are drawn, keep drawing until an attack card is drawn. Replace the others and reshuffle the deck. These cards are placed in the German play area and considered paid for. Therefore they are immediately usable.
• Spotter plane: The Germans may pay 1 command at the start of the action phase (so before either side takes turns). If they do, they may use a spotter plane. Use e.g. a victory marker to denote its position on the map. It may be put anywhere on the map board. For LOS purposes, consider it to be on a level 2 hill. It cannot be targeted by enemy units. It acts as a spotting unit and reduces the "Establish contact" number of artillery cards as well as the drift number, when applicable, by one. The drift number is "3". Remove immediately after it has spotted or failed to establish contact. If the establish contact roll is unsuccessful, the plane is removed regardless and a new use would have to be paid for again (NOT the card, just the plane). Note that use on the German first action turn of game round 1 is free!
• German units start off-board. At the start of the first German action phase of each game round, beginning on game round 2, roll a die for each German division. On a die roll lower than the current game round, that division enters play. Then roll another die. This die roll determines the entry point of the division in question.
  • 1–2 any legal hex on map 8A
  • 3–4 any legal hex on map 11A
  • 5–6 any legal hex on map 12A.
• The Germans move on board, so they are susceptible to any enemy Op Fire and the movement cost of the first hex they enter needs to be expended. If drift occurs, the artillery drifts one fewer hex (in addition to the Establish Contact number being reduced by 1).
• Congested roads: Due to the large numbers of fleeing civilians, wrecked war material, etc. the roads are heavily congested. When entering a hex containing a road, a unit must end its move immediately.
• German reinforcement cards may not be drawn until the Command Phase of the game round in which the latter of the two German divisions has entered play. Apply the same procedure as described above to determine their point of entry on the map (i.e., they may be placed once eligible for placement. It’s only the location that still needs to be determined).
• Craters are placed after an Artillery card or Air Support card has been played (see Normandy rules booklet) and there has been a successful bombardment. An attack is considered to have been successful when two or more hits were rolled on the black dice, regardless of the results on any red dice. A crater adds +2 cover to existing terrain and the cost to enter is increased by 1. Note that a unit’s minimum movement is always one hex. (Example: A woods hex containing three crater tokens would normally cost a squad 2+1+1+1 movement points to enter. Even without an officer present this would be allowed if the unit started its move adjacent to the woods hex.) Trucks cannot enter terrain containing one or more craters. The effects of multiple craters are cumulative.