[BGB] AAR: "Romania 1944-Part II

[rddunn at comcast.net]

I can make the 17th for the meeting, but probably can't make a follow-on game.
Thanks,
Derek


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From: "Robert Geurden" <robert at geurdenlaw.com>
> Ooooh.  Very tempting, Vic.  
> 
> 
> I can't make Friday, but I'd love to come down and play some other time if 
> you're running.
> 
> Most of us (Mark Brown, Derrek, Bruce Carson, Tom, Jerry Lane, Brian G. and 
> myself) were at Carnage this past weekend.  I certainly had a good time - played 
> in a Clear for Action game that was a lot of fun, though rather cocked against 
> the French (on which side I played)  A 1797 scenario pitting a British 44 and 50 
> (small SOL's) against 2 French frigates and 2 brigs.   I also played a board 
> game - "Here Stand I" - a geo-political game set in Europe during the 
> Reformation (first half of the 16th Cent.)  We brought Havoc flyers up with us, 
> though we really need to schedule our club meeting and make sure that we have 
> enough warm bodies to run Havoc this year.  I suggest Sat. Nov. 17.  I would run 
> a game that day if there's enough interest.
> 
> BTW, isn't BGB's chat list at bgb at battlegroupboston.org rather than 
> bgb at bgb.basespace.net ?
> 
>   -- Rob
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>   From: Viclaire12 at aol.com 
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>   Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2007 4:39 PM
>   Subject: [BGB] AAR: "Romania 1944-Part II
> 
> 
>   Well Pete O. did it again. He staged a spectacular game last Friday night that 
> was so well received we went to midnight and stopped to resume this Friday. 
>   Scenario: Well defended town held by Russian infantry with a sizable ( 
> Regiment ) or Romanians emerging from the woods adjacent to the town. On the 
> extreme left flank the Russian cavalry coming to the rescue ( T-34/85's led by a 
> Panther Mk.V in Russian markings ) while on the opposite extreme the German 
> cavalry coming to the rescue ( Mark IV's and Czech T-35's ). So far the only 
> "brewed up" tank is one German Mk. IV "cooked" by a Russian Lend-Lease 
> Valentine! ( That's a typical game of Pete O... you see things together you have 
> never seen before). So this Friday night, start time 7:PM we resume the 
> offensive. ( It's just getting interesting!). 
>   We also play tested the new "testofbattle.com" air rules a la Bob 
> Mackenzie.They are pretty good. Quick, easy, but like a good garnish they 
> enhance the game without dominating it. 
>   Hope you can join us.
>   Vic
>   "I wish I could write as mysterious as a cat."
>   Edgar Allen Poe
> 
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