As soon as the war between the Soviet Union and Poland in 1939 had ended, men in the Polish Army uniforms began to arrive in the nearly inaccessible forest of Kobielne, which soon became a partisan base and work was started to organize an underground network which eventually would tie together more than twenty villages. The partisan movement was very successful until betrayed in June 1940. On 29 June the inevitable Russian clean-up operation was initiated.
Attacker: Russian (Red Army Anti-Partisan Force with Armored Car Patrol)
Defender: Partisan (Polish Partisans)
8 turns
Players: 2 OBA: None Night: No
Unit Counts:
Squads: A:24.0 D:15.0
AFVs: A:2
BA-20 x 2
AFVs: D:0
Guns: A:0 D:0
Misc Rules:
Partisans use Chinese counters. NQ both sides. D: May not Deploy or form multi-location Firegroups
It looks like an interesting puzzle at first glance, but if the partisan gives up on the exit strategy it will be difficult for the Russians to win. The balance does not help the Russians.
