Re: Dispatches from the Bunker July Update

Vic,

Are you expecting an article from me?  I remember at Nor'easter you told 
me that you had content planned for the next 2 issues and did not need 
an article, so I haven't been planning anything.

Just wanted to check, since the message you sent said I was writing 
another article.

Kedge

On 7/25/2016 8:15 PM, Vic Provost wrote:
>   Hello to all my ASL Comrades. Just wanted to give my latest
> update on our Newsletter Dispatches from the Bunker. Playtesting for Dispatch #43 is heading toward the home stretch butthere is still time to get involved and earn yourself a Free Issue. Justreply to this message and let me know what you want to try. See summaries below, You will earn a  Free Copy of #43 when you submit a report.  A Thorn in the Side - Nice tourney sized action by Ted Wilcox withan all-out assault by Japanese Elite Squads from a Special TankHunter Detachment attacking up hill vs Elite British troops withthe goal of knocking out the British tanks on the Hill-tops on Bd 5b. One Last Victory - Joe Gochinski has another in the OperationNordwind series, with Elite SS from the 6th SS Nord Divisiontrying to take the village on Bd 67 vs a mixed company of USAinfantry. Tourney s
 ized and plays quick in this all infantrybattle. A Deadly Landscape - Great looking battle on a small area of the RBmap as December 42 draws to a close with a deadly stalemate turning agains
 t the German. Andy Hershey has a unique SSR which'allows the Snipers to add VPs to both sides as they cause casualties.Very FUN Stalingrad action suitable for a tournament time frame. March on Marche - The largest of the offerings this times sees theGerman Blitz come to Marche in France. Mike Augustine has thetip of Rommel's 7th Panzer Division securing the bridge over the OurtheRiver then  trying to wrest Marche from a combined French forcewith tanks and cavalry. German mobility is the key and the French must counter their advances on Bds a & 3a. Here are the scenarios that were published in #42 this past March: Grand Hotel Britannia: Great looking tournament action by designer
> extraordinaire Steve Johns see a battle already between British
> elites vs German Marines in Victory building J3 on Board 45 at
> start, with a larger relief force trying to push aside the German
> defense outside of the building. Random Rubble and a Smoke FFE
> add to the fog of war at start. Unnoticed Victory: The latest from Mike 'Pooch' Pucio has the action
> on Board 30 as the invasion of Wake Island has spilled onto adjacent
> Wilkes Island. The Japanese SNLF has already captured the US
> gun positions when the Marine counterattack strikes. Tourney style
> with a few overlays. Silencing Sinzig: A late war American Blitz to seize the Bridge over the
> river on Board 40. Board 43 is also in play. The American recon unit
> is supported by 2 Sherman Tanks who have to deal with the German
> heavy SWs in over-watch on the hill . Once they have been dealt with the
> battle for the bridge is on with low morale troops on both sides trying
> to win the day. Nice design by Jeff Myers. Tigers and Flames. The big, Eastern Front brute of a scenario in this
> issue by our own Joe Gochinski sees an all out assault on the building
> enclave on Board 1A. The German has 2 small delaying forces on
> Boards 56 & 57 who try to waste time and troops from the Russian
> juggernaut. With 11 AFVs including a SU122, SU152 and 3 OT-34s,
> combined with 24 mostly elite squads and a 82* Mtr this force means
> business! The German OB is a mixed bag at start but gets elite squads
> and 3 Tiger I panzers on turn 3 to try to stem the tide. Great design by
> Joe with a little help from Tom Morin. We'll also have a new article by Bob 'Kedge' Johnson about Festung
> Budapest along with a new Tips Article from Carl Nogueira and Aaron
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