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Task Force Pat at ChenogneScenario#: 18479 Date: 12/31/1944 Location: Chenogne, BelgiumIn late December 1944, while the Germans still hoped to capture Bastogne, US troops recovered the initiative to relieve this city which was partly besieged. The 11th US Armored Division, just arrived in in the western front and totally "green", … Memoir '44 — Open de France 2017 |
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Peleliu AirfieldScenario#: 18435 Date: 9/15/1944 Location: Peleliu, PalauOn the 15th of September 1944, the 1st Marine Division landed on Peleliu in the Palaus Islands. In the afternoon, the Marines reached the airfield. At that time, the Japanese launched their counter-attack with infantry and tanks. In spite … Memoir '44 — Open de France 2017 |
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Roadblock at la DenisiereScenario#: 18393 Date: 7/29/1944 Location: Villebaudon, FranceOn the 29th of July 1944, US troops of General Bradley were advancing towards Avranches after the breakthrough of the Operation Cobra. The German command tried to close the gap by all means. A kampfgruppe (occasional battle group) of the … Memoir '44 — Open de France 2017 |
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Tell el EisaScenario#: 17171 Date: 7/10/1942 Location: El Alamein, EgyptOn the 30th of June 1942, the victorious but exhausted Axis units arrived in front of El Alamein, the last British line before Alexandria. In order to weaken Rommel troops, General Auchinleck ordered to attack the Italian Infantry divisions. In … Memoir '44 — Open de France 2016 |
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Motoyama Airfield 1Scenario#: 10838 Date: 2/19/1945 Location: Motoyama Airfield, Iwo JimaOn the 19th of February 1945, after a long naval and air bombing, the 4th and 5th Marine Division landed unopposed on the long black sandy beach of Iwo Jima. But as soon as the Marines tried to exit the … Memoir '44 — Open de France 2013 |
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Capture of VireScenario#: 6977 Date: 8/5/1944 Location: Vire, FranceAfter the success of Operation Cobra and the breakthrough at Avranches, the 3rd US Army advanced out of Normandy. Meanwhile the 1st US Army continued to fight against German 7.Armee. The CCA of 2nd US Armoured Division failed to take … Memoir '44 — Open de France 2011 |
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Battle on Martinville RidgeScenario#: 6969 Date: 7/12/1944 Location: Martinville, FranceOn the 1th of July 1944, 116th US Infantry Regiment was advancing with difficulty on the Martinville Ridge, repelling the Germans entrenched in numerous hedgerows. With the support of tanks equipped with "Culin" system, US infantrymen advanced… Memoir '44 — Open de France 2011 |
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Bretel woodScenario#: 6923 Date: 7/11/1944 Location: Bellefontaine, FranceAfter a long static period in the bocage, the 29th US Infantry Division was ready to advance toward Saint-Lô. But, in the night 10th to 11th of July, a strengthened company of German paratroopers of the 3.Fallschirmjäger Division attacked the … Memoir '44 — Open de France 2011 |
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Crossing of Elle riverScenario#: 6831 Date: 6/12/1944 Location: Saint-Clair-sur-Elle, FranceAfter the crossing of the swampy area of Aure river, the soldiers of 29th US Infantry Division who advanced towards Saint-Lô, entered in the normand bocage (hedgerow). On the Elle river, the German defense was stronger. Units of the German … Memoir '44 — Open de France 2011 |
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Omaha Beach Exit D1Scenario#: 6817 Date: 6/6/1944 Location: Vacqueville, FranceDog Green/Charlie Red sector. Landing Craft of Able Company of 116th RCT (Regimental Combat Team, 29th Infantry Division) landed on Dog Green sector while LCAs of Charlie Company of 2nd Rangers Battalion arrived on Charlie Red sector. US soldiers… Memoir '44 — Open de France 2011 |
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Vaumicel ManorScenario#: 6678 Date: 6/6/1944 Location: Vacqueville, FranceOmaha Beach at the end of the morning, US units which have survived to the hell of the beach began to reach the plateau. Companies of 116th Infantry Rgt, 115th Infantry Rgt, 2nd and 5th Rangers and tanks of 743rd … Memoir '44 — Open de France 2011 |
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Counter-attack at HoltzwihrScenario#: 5797 Date: 1/26/1945 Location: Holtzwihr, FranceDuring the Battle for the Colmar Pocket, the 3rd U.S. Infantry Division, attached to the 1st French Army for the occasion, bravely inched through the snow-covered plains of Alsace despite the bitter cold. The 15th U.S. Infantry Regiment had just … Memoir '44 — Open de France 2010 |
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Guam - Landing on Yellow BeachScenario#: 5735 Date: 7/21/1944 Location: Agat, GuamOn July 21, 1944, the Marines set foot on Guam, as part of Operation Forager. The 3rd Marine Division lands on Asan Beach, north of the Orote peninsula, while the 1st Marine Division lands south, opposite the town of Agat. … Memoir '44 — Open de France 2010 |
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Crucifix HillScenario#: 5675 Date: 10/8/1944 Location: Haaren, GermanyThe US Army nears Aachen. Rather than heading straight for the town, General Hodges opts for an encircling maneuver. The 30th Infantry Division, north of Aachen, marches South, while the 1st Infantry Division skirts the suburbs via the South-East. … Memoir '44 — Open de France 2010 |
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Holding the Fort at ClervauxScenario#: 5523 Date: 12/17/1944 Location: Clervaus, BelgiumColonel Fuller, commander of the 110th Infantry Regiment, is waiting for the enemy in Clervaux : defenses have been laid everywhere, even in the old castle. The German Panzers are closing in so Colonel Fuller decides to send a Sherman … Memoir '44 — Open de France 2009 |
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Battle for Hill 178Scenario#: 5521 Date: 6/23/1944 Location: Bois du Mont du Roc, FranceAfter weeks of tough battles, Major General J. Lawton Collins, commander of VII Corps, is eager to put an end to the battle for Cherbourg and orders three Infantry Divisions to attack the "Festung" (fortress). 9th US Infantry Division … Memoir '44 — Open de France 2009 |
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Battle of Piva ForksScenario#: 5520 Date: 11/19/1943 Location: Bougainville Island, New GuineaAfter landing in Empress Augusta Bay during Operation Cherry Blossom, the 3rd Marine Division ventures into the Bougainville Jungle. On November 19, the Marines reach River Piva and a crossroads where the Numa Numa trail meets the East-West one.… Memoir '44 — Open de France 2009 |
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Camel BlueScenario#: 5518 Date: 8/15/1944 Location: Provence, FranceOn August 15, 1944, three Infantry Divisions from VI Corps under the command of the Seventh Army landed on the beaches of Provence. The 36th US Infantry Division landed on three beaches: Camel Red in St-Raphaël, Camel Green on Dramont … Memoir '44 — Open de France 2009 |
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Counter-attack on MortainScenario#: 13757 Date: 8/7/1944 Location: Mortain, France"We must strike like lightning!" - Adolf Hitler to Field Marshall Von Kluge 'Operation Luttich' began shortly before midnight on the evening of August 3rd. Under direct orders from Hitler, four armored divisions launched a counterattack westward… Memoir '44 — Online Only |
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Firefight in NeffeScenario#: 6780 Date: 12/19/1944 Location: Neffe, BelgiumLt Col. Ewell's column advanced along the frozen stream toward Neffe, when his column was suddenly fired on by a machine gun breaking the silence of the early morning fog of December 19, 1944. The first burst did little damage … Memoir '44 — Online Only |
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Longvilly TrapScenario#: 1310 Date: 12/19/1944 Location: Longvilly, BelgiumSix days before Christmas: German armor has come to within a few miles of the city of Bastogne. Unwilling to give up this important traffic center, the Americans organize a defense perimeter around the town. In the late afternoon, Combat … Memoir '44 — Online Only |
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Bastogne OverlordScenario#: 1254 Date: 12/30/1944 Location: Bastogne, BelgiumOn December 30th German High Command's plan to capture Bastogne called for a push from the west simultaneously with another from the east. The object of these two forces was to pinch the corridor at Assenois south of the town. … Memoir '44 — Online Only |
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CarentanScenario#: 1222 Date: 6/13/1944 Location: Carentan, FranceThe town of Carentan was the key to the American drive west to cut off the base of the Cotentin Peninsula. After two days of fighting and desperately short of ammunition, the Germans pulled their forces out of Carentan and … Memoir '44 — Online Only |
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MabatangScenario#: 3468 Date: 1/11/1942 Location: Mabatang, PhillipinesThe first major battle of the "Fighting Retreat" occurred south of Calaguiman River. Supported by artillery, the 57th Infantry, set up a line of defense extending from Manila Bay through Mabatang across open ground. The Japanese 65th Brigade and 9th… Memoir '44 — Online - No Air Rules |
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Kasserine PassScenario#: 1584 Date: 2/15/1943 Location: Kasserine Pass, TunisiaAfter the Anglo-American landings in North Africa on November 8, 1942, the Americans remained optimistic about their ability to fight an opponent like Rommel and the Afrika Korps. Although in headlong retreat after the Battle of El Alamein, Rommel… Memoir '44 — Online - No Air Rules |
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TunisiaScenario#: 1326 Date: 12/1/1942 Location: Tebourba, TunisiaOn November 29th and 30th it was tough going for the still largely green Allied Combat Command. The Allies had launched two unsuccessful attacks to take the town of Djedeida and clear a path for the march on Tunis. Then … Memoir '44 — Online - No Air Rules |
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Bastogne Corridor EastScenario#: 1253 Date: 12/30/1944 Location: Bastogne, BelgiumOn December 30th German High Command's plan to capture Bastogne called for a push from the west simultaneously with another from the east. The object of these two forces was to pinch the corridor at Assenois south of the town. … Memoir '44 — Online - No Air Rules |
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Bastogne Corridor WestScenario#: 1252 Date: 12/30/1944 Location: Bastogne, BelgiumOn December 30th German High Command's plan to capture Bastogne called for a push from the west simultaneously with another from the east. The object of these two forces was to pinch the corridor at Assenois south of the town. … Memoir '44 — Online - No Air Rules |
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Carentan CausewayScenario#: 1225 Date: 6/11/1944 Location: Carentan, FranceRommel realized the danger to the Axis defenses should Carentan fall, for it was the link between the two US beaches and also the key to an American drive west to cut the base of the Cotentin Peninsula. The defense … Memoir '44 — Online - No Air Rules |
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Utah BeachScenario#: 42 Date: 6/6/1944 Location: Utah Beach, FranceThe American plan was that following the air and naval bombardment, the 8th Regiment would land first followed by Duplex Drive (DD) tanks. Utah was divided into a northern beach 'Tare' and a southern beach 'Uncle'. When Brigadier General Theodore … Memoir '44 — Online - No Air Rules |
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Closing the SackScenario#: NBO06 Date: 1944-12-20 Location: Noville, BelgiumIn the morning, the extent of the German build up became apparent. Noville was threatened by possible encirclement. HQ decided to evacuate the town and fall back to Foy. Will the American forces manage to break through the tightening ring of iron or… Lock 'n Load Tactical — Noville - Bastogne's Outpost |
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Roadblocks!Scenario#: NBO05 Date: 1944-12-19 Location: Noville, BelgiumWhen Team Desobry arrived at the small crossroads settlement of Noville their task was clear: stop the German advance on Bastogne. The men of Combat Command B (CCB), of which the team was a part of, had barely enough ñrepower to block a single road,… Lock 'n Load Tactical — Noville - Bastogne's Outpost |
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One Hell of a NightScenario#: NBO04 Date: 1944-12-19 Location: Noville, BelgiumAll through the night the Pares held against probing attacks of ever-mounting intensity. It was a nightmare of violent firefights, clanking tank tracks, and confusion, but the Pares gave as … Lock 'n Load Tactical — Noville - Bastogne's Outpost |
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Here Comes the SunScenario#: NBO03 Date: 1944-12-19 Location: Noville, BelgiumSuddenly the mist lifted, as if drawn aside by an invisible hand, and Noville's defenders saw that they were surrounded by Panthers, Tigers, Panzer IVs and groups of advancing German infantry. But what could well have been a disastrous defeat was… Lock 'n Load Tactical — Noville - Bastogne's Outpost |
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Tigers in the MistScenario#: NBO02 Date: 1944-12-19 Location: Noville, BelgiumIn the morning the men had to fall back to Noville proper. But the day's fighting had just begun. Out of the almost impenetrable mist came threatening noises: Tigers were … Lock 'n Load Tactical — Noville - Bastogne's Outpost |
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A Counterattack CounteredScenario#: NBO01 Date: 1944-12-19 Location: Noville, BelgiumHis forces bolstered by the hardy Paras of the 1st Battalion, 506th PIR, Maj. Desobry felt confident. He immediately ordered a counterattack to take the high ground around Noville. The German Volksgrenadiers and Panzers had other ideas, however. - … Lock 'n Load Tactical — Noville - Bastogne's Outpost |
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Closing the SackScenario#: NBO06 Date: 12/20/1944 Location: Noville, BelgiumIn the morning, the extent of the German build up became apparent. Noville was threatened by possible encirclement. HQ decided to evacuate the town and fall back to Foy. Will the American forces manage to break through the tightening ring … Lock 'n Load: Band of Heroes — Noville - Bastogne's Outpost |
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Roadblocks!Scenario#: NBO05 Date: 12/19/1944 Location: Noville, BelgiumWhen Team Desobry arrived at the small crossroads settlement of Noville their task was clear: stop the German advance on Bastogne. The men of Combat Command B (CCB), of which the team was a part of, had barely enough ñrepower … Lock 'n Load: Band of Heroes — Noville - Bastogne's Outpost |
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One Hell of a NightScenario#: NBO04 Date: 12/19/1944 Location: Noville, BelgiumAll through the night the Pares held against probing attacks of ever-mounting intensity. It was a nightmare of violent firefights, clanking tank tracks, and confusion, but the Pares gave as … Lock 'n Load: Band of Heroes — Noville - Bastogne's Outpost |
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Here Comes the SunScenario#: NBO03 Date: 12/19/1944 Location: Noville, BelgiumSuddenly the mist lifted, as if drawn aside by an invisible hand, and Noville's defenders saw that they were surrounded by Panthers, Tigers, Panzer IVs and groups of advancing German infantry. But what could well have been a disastrous defeat … Lock 'n Load: Band of Heroes — Noville - Bastogne's Outpost |
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Tigers in the MistScenario#: NBO02 Date: 12/19/1944 Location: Noville, BelgiumIn the morning the men had to fall back to Noville proper. But the day's fighting had just begun. Out of the almost impenetrable mist came threatening noises: Tigers were … Lock 'n Load: Band of Heroes — Noville - Bastogne's Outpost |
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A Counterattack CounteredScenario#: NBO01 Date: 12/19/1944 Location: Noville, BelgiumHis forces bolstered by the hardy Paras of the 1st Battalion, 506th PIR, Maj. Desobry felt confident. He immediately ordered a counterattack to take the high ground around Noville. The German Volksgrenadiers and Panzers had other ideas, however. - … Lock 'n Load: Band of Heroes — Noville - Bastogne's Outpost |
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The SeigeScenario#: N15 Date: 8 June, 1944 Location: Les Heutes, FranceBy D+2, Timmes had the enormous psychological boost of a telephone line across the marsh to the far shore. He had also the shaken glidermen who had fallen back to the orchard after the confusion of the night. As dawn … Combat! — Normandy |
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Beneath The Castle WallsScenario#: N14 Date: 8 June, 1944 Location: North Of Amfreville, FranceLt Col. Timmes’ night patrols paid off. Lieutenant John Marr and Private Norman Carter stumbled upon the secret ford, and crossed to rendezvous with General Ridgeway at the Division CP. The General’s staff called on the 1st Battalion of the … Combat! — Normandy |
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A Bridge So Far…Scenario#: N13 Date: 6 June, 1944 Location: Amfreville, FranceAfter a night of uncertainty and confusion, dawn was a lime for the German force based in Amfreville to assess their situation. Little enough was known for certain. Although Divisional headquarters was only a few kilometers down the road, all … Combat! — Normandy |
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South Rampart - Fire!Scenario#: N12 Date: 6 June, 1944 Location: Les Heutes, FranceBy mid morning, Timmes had over a hundred men digging in around the buildings and gardens of the small hamlet of les Heutes. Timmes’ own CP was established under the trees of a bocage-lined orchard. One detail requisitioned the farmer’s … Combat! — Normandy |
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Millet's MenScenario#: N11 Date: 9 June, 1944 Location: West Of Amfreville, FranceOn the night of the 6lh June, George V Millett, Colonel of the 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment, had come down in a grain field about a thousand yards south of the DZ. He gathered a small force and struck east … Combat! — Normandy |
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Westward Ho!Scenario#: N10 Date: 6 June, 1944 Location: Cauquigny, FranceCaptain Ben Schwarzwalder was elated to find Cauquigny already in friendly hands. Now there was no need to fight for possession of the Cauquigny bridge head, which seemed firmly held, he felt he had completed the task given him by … Combat! — Normandy |
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Absent FriendsScenario#: N09 Date: 6 June, 1944 Location: Outside Amfreville, FranceLt. Colonel Timmes landed alone in the flooded marsh and took some time to free himself from his harness. By 04:00 he had gathered ten men. Two gliders landed nearby and the number rose to thirty. The band grew steadily … Combat! — Normandy |
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Vii Corps BridgeheadScenario#: N08 Date: 9 June, 1944 Location: Around Cauquigny, FranceThe plan was that George Company should deploy to the left of the causeway, Easy to the right. But in the turmoil of the crossing, units were mingled inextricably. By the time Captain Harney’s Fox Company came on the scene, … Combat! — Normandy |
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