DAR: USSR vs Poland

[RERomine]

Turn 26

All quiet on Hill 1

North Woods secure. Advancing down South Road picking up prisoners. Found the Polish HQ the hard way. It cost me two men, but it got hammered pretty good and is now running. Captured another couple of flags. Only one to go.

Pulling back around West Woods and consolidating my position. If the enemy wants to leave, I'll let them go here.

Kosmolets holding small hill and firing on any enemy in range.

Counter battery fire off target and needs adjusted.

Casualties

Friendly: Two casualties.

Enemy: Estimated 25 casualties.

[RERomine]

Turn 27

All quiet on Hill 1

Advancing down South Road with tanks and one platoon of infantry. The remaining two platoons are setting up defensive positions around recently captured flags. Only one flag is left, but it is near where the enemy 75mm guns were located. Those guns have been quiet for a while. One has been destroyed, but I don't know what the status is of the remaining three.

Holding in and around West Woods.

Pulled tanks back to north edge of small hill. Holding with Kosmolets.

Casualties

Friendly: Zero casualties.

Enemy: Estimated 10 casualties.

[RERomine]

Turn 28

All quiet on Hill 1

One enemy squad advancing south west of North Woods. They took fire from HMGs and infantry setting up positions to cover flags. Incoming mortar fire caused one casualty. That won't happen again. Counter battery fire destroyed the mortar. Turns out there are two flags I still need to get and not one. It is close to the South Road and won't be a problem.

Holding in and around West Woods.

Holding on small hill.

Casualties

Friendly: One casualties.

Enemy: 1x81mm Mortar destroyed, estimated 10 casualties.

[RERomine]

Turn 29

Fired on enemy squad to the west, inflicting a few casualties.

Consolidating positions around flags. Pealed off two light tanks to take flag I just noticed. Sent another one down the road to check out the enemy 75mm howitzers and got shot at by an enemy 7TP tank. Pulled back real quick and started deploying medium tanks to engage. I'll let my infantry push forward to the howitzers.

Holding in and around West Woods.

Holding on small hill.

Casualties

Friendly: Zero casualties.

Enemy: Estimated 5 casualties.

[RERomine]

Turn 30

All quiet on Hill 1

Two light tanks captured flag and drew the attention of some enemy ATGs. One has a hole in it now, but still active. I need to extract both of them from that situation while trying to keep them alive. Enemy 7TP heading east across a small hill. Not sure if it is the same one or not. Tanks rarely appear one at a time. One of my light tanks peppered it with MG fire, but the enemy ignored my tanks.

Holding in and around West Woods.

Holding on small hill.

Casualties

Friendly: Zero casualties.

Enemy: Zero casualties.

[RERomine]

Turn 31

All quiet on Hill 1

One of my light tanks quickly ducked behind a hill, but the other looks like swiss cheese. Full of holes, but still alive. That is more than I can say for another further up the road. Either the 7TP changed direction or another one showed up and scored a kill. My armored car fired a few shots at it without success.

Holding in and around West Woods.

Holding on small hill.

Casualties

Friendly: 1xT-26 1931 destroyed.

Enemy: Zero casualties.

[RERomine]

Turn 32

Another enemy squad heading south off to the west. Engaged with HMG, inflicting a couple casualties. It was also engaged by a squad from Force 3, turned and ran.

Got my answer about the enemy tanks when two different tanks were sighted this turn. Both were destroyed, but they managed to inflicted a few infantry casualties before dying. I did managed to get my heavily damaged light tank off the hill and to cover. I'll be fine as long as the enemy doesn't take that flag back. If they do, it will be a job for infantry to take back. Just in case, I'm going to move a platoon forward now.

Holding in and around West Woods.

Holding on small hill.

Casualties

Friendly: Two casualties.

Enemy: 2x7TP wczesny tanks destroyed, estimated 5 casualties.