The Grimsby Lads impressive array of Soviet amphibious equipment
More amphibious equipment
US Rangers launch their heliborne assault on Soviet rear table
The target of the US assault, the Soviet artillery
Hardened shelters by Ian S
Ian S's great little supply depots
East Germans cross the Lippe
East Germans advance on Hunxe
Southern Lippe table
Nice shot of Gordon's ZSU 23-4 in winter camo (just took photo as I liked the model)
Polish 7th Heavy Battalion (Test Bn) finally reach the Soviet paratroops and support immediately taking out a US TOW launcher
Reserve (Obsolete) Polish IS-II and IS-III's support Soviet Airborne
After multiple attacks on it the Polish Bridgelayer still survives to complete its task of covering the cratered road in Hunxe
The view from the pub (a bit random)
Chris J's fantastic repair unit with scratchbuilt T55 ARV, I will be using this great piece as inspiration for mine
Another view of the repair unit
Chris J's EW unit
Another view of EW unit
A Mi 24 Hind used to great effect during the game
A Russian aircraft flys low over Hunxe
Colonel Reinharts' M60's
Soviet T-80's race forward to capture the NATO supply lines
Another great HQ base
The Soviets cross the Maas on the morning of Day 2
2 of the 3 Grimsby Lads discuss the Soviet advance
Soviet artillery
NATO Supply Dumps
Russian armour crosses the Maas
NATO's secret weapon, a full Battalion of Sheep. Luckily for WP Forces they weren't deployed.
East German 150th Diversionary Battalion stops for a kick about before advancing on
Polish and East German tanks continue the slow advance towards Hunxe
East German T54's from the 17 MSD vs Dug In US Light Infantry
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