Team Yankee Scenario 2: Objective Log

This is based on GDW Team Yankee Scenario 2: Objective Log, and you need Chance's Ford Map. Team Yankee is now ordered to spearhead an attack into the flank of the Soviet drive into southern Germany. The first objective is some high ground identified as Objective LOG. The second objective is Hill 214. Official Scenario Settings Objective: The US player must capture Objective LOG (Hill 190) and then Hill 214. Initial Conditions: The US player is the attacker and has the initiative. The Soviet player sets up first. Soviets Soviet Forces: 8 troops, (two company commanders and any six infantry), 2 BTRs, 2 T-72s (one battalion commander), 3 T-62s entrenchments. Soviet Fire Support: One battery with a max. of 8 salvoes. Available: 8 salvoes HE. United States US Forces: Ten M1s, four M113s, four troops, two ITVs (all Ys), and one FISTV. . US Fire Support: Two platoons with a maximum of 12 salvoes. Available: 10 salvoes HE; 4 salvoes ICMDP. Winning The US player wins if no Soviet units are within six hexes of the hexes marked Hill 214 and Hill 190 at the end of the scenario. The battle for Hill 214 adapted in this scenario is fully covered in Chapter 3: Change of Mission and Chapter 4: Into the Vacuum of the original novel. Captain Sean Bannon commands Team Yankee – a heavy armored task force built around Company B, 1st Battalion, 4th Armored Regiment. Originally assigned to a defensive ambush mission along the front, Bannon receives an urgent, last-minute mission change on Day 2 of the fictional World War III (August 4, 1985): Team Yankee is ordered to turn from defense to offense, spearhead a flanking attack against the overextended Soviet drive, and seize two critical high-ground positions that overlook the Soviets’ main axis of advance. The first, forward position is the 190-meter elevation (the wargame’s Objective LOG), and the second, rear position is Hill 214. Seizing these heights will cut the Soviet forces’ supply lines and halt their deeper push into Bavaria... Banno