Scenarios We Need: The Jablonkow Incident

[Tuomo]

The Jablonkow Incident

"Some attackers managed to capture a locomotive and tried to enter the tunnel, but were repelled by Polish police"

"After the incident, German Generalmajor Eugen Ott, commander of the 7th Infantry Division, which was concentrated in the area of Žilina, apologised to Polish General Józef Kustroń, commander of the 21st Mountain Infantry Division, stationed nearby and responsible for border protection."

Ouch.

 

[jrv]

As we all know, ASL is not suitable for pre-WWII combat.

JR

 

[Gordon]

?? Where's @sswann 's (un)armored trains pack?

 

[Vinnie]

I'm in Gdansk just now. The events of September 1939 still weigh heavily on the city.

 

[Kevin Kenneally]

I'm in Gdansk just now. The events of September 1939 still weigh heavily on the city.

Vinnie,
Thanks for the message.

Any chance some cool pictures of the old city and the water-front area?

 

[Vinnie]

I'll upload once I get home. If I try to do it direct from the pad, im told they are too large.

 

[Michael Dorosh]

I'm in Gdansk just now. The events of September 1939 still weigh heavily on the city.

I hope you're ordering sausage in the restaurant, and not trying to get mushy peas.

 

[Major Issues]

The Jablonkow Incident

"Some attackers managed to capture a locomotive

and tried to enter the tunnel, but were repelled by Polish police"

"After the incident, German Generalmajor Eugen Ott, commander of the 7th Infantry Division, which was concentrated in the area of Žilina, apologised to Polish General Józef Kustroń, commander of the 21st Mountain Infantry Division, stationed nearby and responsible for border protection."

Ouch.

By SSR, the Ott counter gets a special Apology drm...