Day 2's other games. Everyone was playing Allied defence German attack. Can the Allies keep the road open, can the paras keep what they've captured!
The Allies start defending the middle of the board, with random number of defenders and then reinforcements are come on after turn 4.
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| British paras having more luck on this table than I did |
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| Nicely dug in |
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| Panther camo being effective |
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| Germans massing to take the bridge |
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| The Allies must hold this bridge |
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| Not a lot of land to defend or attack on |
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| Soggy defenders |
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| Dry defenders |
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| Lots of Allied defences |
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| My mate with my figures attacking over a very narrow front |
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| My poor Germans then faced defenders heaven |
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| Paras defending the square |
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| Well dug in, and they'll need it. I've never seen so many aircraft chits pulled. I'm sure the whole Lutfwaffe was on the board at one point |
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| Para's looking threatened but they won this game |
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| Repeated shelling by the Germans destroyed the bridge and gave them victory |
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| Hard fought battle in the marshes |
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| King Tiger |
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| My mates traffic jam of Germans |
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| Germans sitting back and shelling the defences |
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| Allies just holding on to the bridge |
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| The last picture of the day. The Germans cut the road! |
Entertaining looking back at the day, As a Brit holding a position I felt sorry for the German player, but some lucky pre-planned bombardments put me on the back foot as I lost my sole AT gun and it was a hard struggle to survive, and then to my surprise I just won on my table.
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