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Might want to go and read the Bocage rules. In particular, B9.55 Concealment. Yes, you can be in LOS of an enemy unit and still gain concealment under the right circumstances.

is this in MMP production queue

The 37* SW Gun was a late war limited production item. It uses a T number, not an M number in the name as assigned by the Ordnance Department. No use to airborne, when you can glider transport a real 37 or 57 AT gun with wheels.

Have not read either of these, but do own them. Genesis 1948 - Dan Kurzman O Jerusalem! - Larry Collins & Dominique Lapierre Perhaps someone who has read either of them can make a comment.

Sounds like something to include a Chapter E rewrite.

I would say normal = non-berserk and still a DD squad. May DD squads always die, so never had to think about returning to normal.

Thanks Klas.

Night rules (E1.) are in effect. Given there are no defined Scenario Defender or Scenario Attacker, is it safe to say E1.2 Scenario Defender and E1.4 Cloaking sections do not apply in this scenario?

You can always take a bath with them.

Five things to know about what might be in Twilight. More maps, more counters, more scenarios, more rules and more overlays. No vampires.

My guess on the Twilight of the Reich module, that would be the Cirillo project.

Just remember, every copy sold at Winter Offensive is one less copy that needs to be packed and shipped. Perhaps you hae now moved up in the shipping queue.

Must be some flying pigs somewhere. Good to hear it is being released.

From ASL Scenario Archive, it looks like A New Kind of Foe had a Bombardment. Board 32 undergoes Bombardment (C1.8). You recorded the spared numbered hexes.

Missed that post amongst the cow jokes.

Perry question, I once heard something about a strategic campaign game being worked on for this module. Is that true?

This thread is really Mooving along.

While playing DASL, has anyone ever used the last sentence of J2.16, "More than one pillbox may set up in the same hex provided each has a different CA"?

for DASL, J2.16 allows more than 1 pillbox per hex, provided they each have different CA.