A Quiet Day in September After the liberation of France, the fluid situation often left both sides wondering where the front lines were. As each side launched probing attacks to discover the other's whereabouts they slammed head-on into each other.
| American | German | |
| Division 1 |
3 Squad Bases 1 Sherman Tank (lightly damaged) |
3 Squad Bases 1 Panzer IV Tank |
| Division 2 |
3 Squad Bases 1 Sherman Tank (lightly damaged) |
4 Squad Bases 1x |
| Strategy Decks | - | - |
| Starting Strategy Cards | - | - |
| Operations Cards | - | - |
| Deployment Zone | Any green hexes | Any grey hexes |
| Starting Initiative |  |
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| Objective |
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| Rounds | 6 | |
| Actions per turn | 3 | 3 |
| Reinforcements | - | - |
| Special Rules | Strategy cards are not used in this scenario. Command points may only be used for initiative. It is recommended that players use hidden initial set-up. It is also suggested that the op-fire status of units be hidden by placing either a fatigued marker or op-fire marker secretly under each unit at the end of the status phase. Units with a fatigued marker may be given any order (except for opportunity fire) while units with an op-fire marker may only opportunity fire; the status of a unit is not revealed unit activated or used for opportunity fire. | |
Medic
AntiTank
Flamethrower