Playtesters needed for Dispatch #38

Hello guys, it is 
that time again where we are looking for outside, confirmation playtests on the 
4 scenarios we will be publishing in Dispatches from the Bunker #38, due out 
late in March. 

If interested in earning a Free pdf Copy of #38, Please 
e-mail me directly at: [email protected]

Let me know 
which you want to try, we need a report back in a month or so. Once I get the 
report back 'll make sure you get a Free Copy of #38 or add an issue onto your 
subscription.

Thanks to everyone who participates, your efforts are much 
appreciated, your ASL Comrade, Vic. 

Flanking Hatten: The latest quick play, tournament style offering 
from Steve Johns sees a German Kampfgruppe of 6 x PzIVJ tanks along 
with a platoon of infantry in halftracks attacking a small American combined 
arms force on boards 62 & 63 in this 1945 encounter. The German looks to cause CVPs and exit. 

And So 
it Begins: Another great looking Japanese-Chinese scenarios from Robert Hammond 
sees hostilities boiling over in 
1928 in the city of Tsinan as the Chinese are trying to evacuate 
civilians on Board u. More than a company of infantry apiece 
make 
for instant action in this exciting city fight. Pregame rubble and flame rolls 
add to the carnage. 

Fontenay by Day: Here we finally have a chance to publish scenario 
1 of 2 set in June '44 at Fontenay-le-Pisnel in Normandy. Chuck 
Hammond (no relation to Robert) has a reinforced company of British Elite Rifle 
Squads, supported by a Churchill and 2 Sherman Tanks, 
attacking a company of SS on Boards 10, 19 & 44. The German gets a Panther 
to raise Havoc for a couple turns before Air Support arrives. OBA on both sides rounds 
out a brutal fight for Board 10 buildings, a couple overlays help freshen that 
venerable board. 

The Streets of Rostov: Mr Stalingrad himself, Tom Morin, has a 
new, large city fight, this one set in Rostov in 1942. Boards 1, 8, and 22 have Railroad overlays giving a new feel to those venerable boards as 
the SS try to punch through a mix of NKVD, line and conscript troops to 
dominate the 
railway hexes. With 37 squads and 5 guns on the Soviet side and 17 squads and 14 
AFVs for the SS and Panzer troops, there is a lot of firepower for both sides and plenty 
of options on offense and defense. 
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