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J240 HURRICANE BIAK – AAR This PTO action by Andy Rogers is set in June 1944 featuring an Infantry only fight in the vincinity of Mokmer airfield on Biak in Dutch New Guinea which the Allies wanted to capture while on their strategic push towards the Philippines. Some US forces tried to...

AAR – J246 LOSER TAKES ALL This late-war action designed by Richard Weiley is set in March 1945 in Hungary pitting elements of the 12. SS-Panzer-Division against a Russian force defending a village supported by Guns and Tank Destroyers. The German objective is that no Russian MMC is in Good...

AP172 Hickory Lickin' - AAR NOTE: In the above picture, the German Setup area (black dotted line) is incorrect. The onboard German units must set up SOUTH/EAST-of Hex Grains 46GG9-T2-53N0, i.e. NOT INCLUSIVE of the hexes of the dotted 'triangle'. This would make the setup area a bit smaller...

A25 Cold Crocodiles - AAR Scenario Overview: Well, 'Cold Crocs' is one of the classics of the classics I suppose. As of May 2021, ROAR has it at 188 British wins vs. 162 German ones, so it has seen a lot of play. The Excitement Rating is an incredible 7.61, which ranks it at no less than 4th...

AP86 Milling About - AAR Scenario Overview: This is a tournament size PTO action that has seen plenty of play with 43 Japanese wins vs. 46 British ones and received an exceptional Excitement Rating on ROAR of 7.14 by 83 players (as of May 2021). Almost perfectly balanced looking at the...

FrF87 Mormal Forest - AAR My opponent and I agreed to play this scenario just three years ago and he sent me his defensive setup. Yesterday, after mere three years of contemplation about my offensive setup, updating the original VASL file, some changes of the defensive setup and some to mine...

J188 Grab And Go - AAR I selected this scenario because I thought it would be just a big all-infantry slugfest with not much to think about and with mistakes made being able to compensated due to the number of units involved on both sides. With hindsight I have to admit that I underestimated...