Toaw Scenario: Kharkov 1943 Gallop No More

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Kharkov 1943 Gallop No More This is a modify version of Joao Lima Kharkov 43 scenario Version 1.0 Design to be played as the Axis against the Soviet PO. Thanks to Joao Lima for advice and for allowing me to use the Kharkov 43 scenario 1. Formations 1.1. Soviet Southwest Front = black on dark red Popov Arm Corps = green on dark red 1st Gds Army = Yellow on dark red 6th Army = red on dark red Voronezh Front = tan on red 3rd Tank Army = red on red 69th Army = white on red 40th Army = black on red 1.2. Axis German Infantry Div = White on Gray German Panzer Div = Black on Gray Waffen SS Div = White on Black Security Div = Red on Black Hungarian Div = Tan on Green Italian Div = Light Blue on Yellow Luftwaffe Div = White with Blue outline on Gray 2. Victory Points These are permanent VP for the Soviet PO 2.1. Timed victory location for Soviet PO 41,7 Belgrod before turn 9 = +10VP 33,21 Kharkov before turn 16 = +30VP 21,55 Pavlograd before turn 18 = +10VP 2.2. Victory location taken at anytime during the game for the Soviet PO 7,55 Dnepropetrovsk +15VP 5,69 Zaporozhe + 15VP 52,69 Stalino + 20VP 3,27 Poltava +10VP 2.3. Regular VP Locations 33,21 Kharkov - 10 34,21 Kharkov - 10 34,20 Kharkov - 10 32,21 Kharkov - 10 32,20 Kharkov -10 41,7 Belgorod - 20 21,55 Paviograd - 5 3,27 Poltava - 10 7,55 Dnepropetrovsk - 10 5,69 Zaporozhe - 10 52,69 Stalino - 10 17,34 Krasnograd - 15 56,30 Kupyansk - 15 58,58 Artemovsk - 5 52,51 Slavyansk - 15 48,42 Izyum - 20 31,38 Lozovaya - 10 28,21 Lyubotin - 5 3. BAckground ( Original ) Kharkov 43 is a scenario of the battle that occurred between the Donets and the Dnepr rivers in the winter of 1943. The battle was the high watermark of the second winter's offensive by the Red Army, it begun at Stalingrad and eventually ended at the Donets and Mius rivers. The wide front covered, reduced resources and strong and numerous mobile formations created a highly fluid battle across the frozen steppes. German reserves were railed from Western Europe, coupled with a sharp blow by the 1st and 4th Panzer Armies, sent the overextended Soviet Armies back to the Donets. Mark Pustovrh

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Kharkov 1943 Gallop No More

This is a modify version of Joao Lima Kharkov 43 scenario

Version 1.0
Design to be played as the Axis against the Soviet PO.
Thanks to Joao Lima for advice and for allowing me to use the Kharkov 43 scenario

1. Formations

1.1. Soviet

Southwest Front = black on dark red
Popov Arm Corps = green on dark red
1st Gds Army = Yellow on dark red
6th Army = red on dark red
Voronezh Front = tan on red
3rd Tank Army = red on red
69th Army = white on red
40th Army = black on red

1.2. Axis

German Infantry Div = White on Gray
German Panzer Div = Black on Gray
Waffen SS Div = White on Black
Security Div = Red on Black
Hungarian Div = Tan on Green
Italian Div = Light Blue on Yellow
Luftwaffe Div = White with Blue outline on Gray

2. Victory Points

These are permanent VP for the Soviet PO

2.1. Timed victory location for Soviet PO

41,7 Belgrod before turn 9 = +10VP
33,21 Kharkov before turn 16 = +30VP
21,55 Pavlograd before turn 18 = +10VP

2.2. Victory location taken at anytime during the game for the Soviet PO

7,55 Dnepropetrovsk +15VP
5,69 Zaporozhe + 15VP
52,69 Stalino + 20VP
3,27 Poltava +10VP

2.3. Regular VP Locations

33,21 Kharkov - 10
34,21 Kharkov - 10
34,20 Kharkov - 10
32,21 Kharkov - 10
32,20 Kharkov -10
41,7 Belgorod - 20
21,55 Paviograd - 5
3,27 Poltava - 10
7,55 Dnepropetrovsk - 10
5,69 Zaporozhe - 10
52,69 Stalino - 10
17,34 Krasnograd - 15
56,30 Kupyansk - 15
58,58 Artemovsk - 5
52,51 Slavyansk - 15
48,42 Izyum - 20
31,38 Lozovaya - 10
28,21 Lyubotin - 5

3. BAckground

( Original ) Kharkov 43 is a scenario of the battle that occurred between the Donets and the Dnepr rivers in the winter of 1943. The battle was the high watermark of the second winter's offensive by the Red Army, it begun at Stalingrad and eventually ended at the Donets and Mius rivers. The wide front covered, reduced resources and strong and numerous mobile formations created a highly fluid battle across the frozen steppes. German reserves were railed from Western Europe, coupled with a sharp blow by the 1st and 4th Panzer Armies, sent the overextended Soviet Armies back to the Donets.

Mark Pustovrh