Sicily: Triumph & Folly Rulebook

Table of Contents

1.0 General Special Rules
2.0 Axis Special Rules
3.0 Allied Special Rules
4.0 Minor Variants
5.0 Scenarios
Rebuild Chart
Counter Manifest
Abbreviations
For Further Reading...
Designer's Notes
Historical Notes
Axis Order of Arrival
Allied Order of Arrival
Terrain Effects on Combat (Special Modifiers)
Terrain Effects on Movement
Amphibious Landing Table
Variable Reinforcement Table
Allied Airborne Scatter Table

1.0 General Special Rules

1.1 Scale Issues

This is the first OCS game to use the 2.5 mile per hex scale (instead of the usual 5 mile per hex scale). As such a few changes are needed:

Each turn represents 1/4 of a week instead of 1/2 week. This retains the system wide standard ground movement allowances and movement point costs. Air unit ranges have been doubled (to reflect raw range) as they are not affected by the time scale change.
Combat remains the same, except the reduced scale increases the number of hexes needed to be taken to capture a specific amount of ground has increased. This reduces the effects of the individual barrages and combats.
Some OCS functions require 1 RE or regimental units to perform. In all these cases, two Infantry Battalions equate to the 1 RE or regiment required.
All other consumption rates, draw ranges, displacement distances, interception and interdiction distances, stacking limits, tables and modifiers remain the same.
Artillery Ranges remain similar to the games at the other scale. This partially eliminates the variable location built into the regular scale due to shortened time available and brings the game ranges closer to their technical counterparts, but still allows some location flexibility.
Construction can only be done on turns with a full bar on the Turn Record (not those with the little white box) and have a "pick-n-shovel" symbol. Exception: Demolition and Port Repair can be done on any turn.

Design Note: Other system effects (those measured in "hexes") remain unchanged. The reasoning is simple, these activities occur at a range between 'close' and 'far' based on the perceptions of the commanders involved—not a specific distance. In other words, what is considered to be 'far' varies from theater to theater: 10 miles means one thing to a commander in Normandy or Sicily, but something quite different to one in the Ukraine.

1.2 Weather

The weather was extremely good during this campaign. As such, there is no Weather Table, weather always allows flight.

1.3 Terrain Notes

1.3a Tracks. There are three "road" types: Primary, Secondary, and Tracks. The use of "road" includes all three.

1.3b Railroads. The Sicilian railroad net is very limited. Allied air interdiction prevented its effective use by the Axis. The Allies did not have any ability to use the railways until 29 July 43 (when a US Railway Operations Bn arrives). The Axis can use the railroads for trace supply, but do not have a rail capacity. The Allies can use any captured Rail-line (whenever an Allied attack-capable unit was the last to move through the hex) for trace supply, also on 29 July 43, they get a Rail Cap of 2. Rail hexes cannot be damaged.

1.3c Mile Markers. The Primary Roads leading from Messina are marked with mile markers every 10 hexes. These mark numbers of hexes not MPs. These have no effect except to help counting speed.

1.3d Lava Flow Hexes. No construction is allowed in these hexes.

1.3e City Hexes and Airbase building. The "City" hexes on Sicily qualify for the series rules provision (15.1c) prohibiting airbase construction.

1.4 Extenders

Neither side can generate any Truck or Wagon Extenders.

1.5 Off-Map Holding Boxes

Both sides have a number off-map holding boxes, which:

allow reinforcements to enter
are always in trace supply (this includes the Allied Naval Staging Boxes)
contain the number of airfields shown and have enough supply to operate these airfields to refit at full capability

Those with a box for off-map ground units also:

contain a nominal HQ for rebuilding units
contain a nominal infinite supply dump that can be drawn on by available transport assets.

1.5a Off-map Movement. Units starting the Movement Phase in a Holding Box can move onto the map. Air unit movement to or from the boxes as per 1.5b and 1.6. Also see the Naval rules (3.4) for ship movement. Units can be held in the off-map area indefinitely. Ground units can only be placed in an Off-Map Box that has a Ground Units Box.

1.5b Off-map Airbases. The number of off-map airbases and their levels are shown in the boxes themselves. Air units can transfer from one off-map box to any other off-map box. During transfers, range is not an issue, move the unit and inactivate it in the new box.

1.5c Replacement Centers. Each off-map Holding Box has a nominal HQ. Allied units cannot be rebuilt on Sicily and Allied Repls cannot move to the map. They must be kept (and used) in the boxes.

1.5d Enemy Activity. A side's units can only enter or affect their own Off-Map Holding Boxes.

1.6 Air Entry Points

1.6a Air Entry Points (AEPs). Along the coast are numerous Air Entry Points (AEPs). These are hexes where air units can play from the Holding Boxes. Each AEP lists the range to the each Holding Box from which it can be accessed. To move from a Holding Box to an AEP hex, use the listed range (if that range is too great, apply 1.6c or the trip cannot be made). Upon exiting an AEP (or interpolated AEP, see 1.6b), straight line flight requirements are in effect with the AEP as the start point. Following the coast and connecting the AEPs is the AEP line. This line is used for interpolating additional AEPs according to 1.6b.

1.6b Interpolating Additional AEPs. You can use any hex along the AEP line as an exit AEP (the hex used to enter this process must be a real, printed AEP or Holding Box). To do this, decide on the exact hex to be used as the exit AEP and pick any AEP as a reference. Determine the distance from the Holding Box to the reference AEP. Add to that distance the hexes from that reference AEP to the chosen exit AEP counting along the AEP line. The result is the total distance. Interpolated AEPs are less efficient than real ones—use real ones whenever possible. No interception is allowed in the "movement" of the air units along the AEP Line from the reference AEP to the exit hex. (This movement is actually done out at sea and not right along the coast as it would appear.)

EXAMPLE of Interpolation. An air unit from Tunis wishes to enter the game map at A46.22. It flies to AEP #4 (68 hex range) and shifts the 3 hexes to A46.22. It enters play at that hex with 71 hexes of range expended.

1.6c Out of Range Air Unit Transfers. Air units can transfer between bases outside their range if all of the following are true:

a) The range traversed is no greater than 2x the air unit's range and the air unit begins at one base and ends at another base (transfers between holding boxes ignore range),

b) the air unit immediately becomes inactive at the destination base, and

c) both the beginning and ending bases are friendly. Transport air units can carry a load when doing this.

1.7 Mules & Wagons

Treat Mules as Wagons for capture/displacement purposes (except that the Allies can capture mules). Mules can be transported (not para dropped!) by aircraft, gliders, landing craft, and trucks; each Mule Point counts as 1 SP (Mules cannot be transported loaded). Mules are not available in denominations smaller than 1 SP; they cannot breakdown or be captured in smaller numbers. Wagons exist only for the Axis. If a wagon is captured, the Allies get the captured SPs (if any), but destroy the portion of the wagon captured.

1.8 Pre-Game Port Bombardment

All the significant ports in Sicily were heavily bombed before the campaign began. Before starting any scenario beginning on 10 July 43 (later scenarios will list port damage, if any), roll one die for each port with a Port Cap and Damage Track.

Die	Damage
1-3	1 Hit
4-5	2 Hits
6	3 Hits

1.9 Counter Colors and Ownership

The Axis controls:

German units (Grey-Green)
Italian units (Sea Green)
Blackshirt Italians units (Grass Green)
Luftwaffe ground units (Steel Grey)
German and Italian air units (Pale Blue and Blue-Green)

The Allies control:

British units (Red Brown)
US units (Olive Green)
Canadian units (Brown)
French Moroccan unit (Very Light Blue)
Allied Naval Vessels (Pale Blue-Grey)
RAF air units (Brick Red)
USAAF air units (Olive)

National designations of trucks, mules, wagons and reserve markers are for color only. All are freely interchangeable within a given side.

1.10 Hedgehogs

Neither side took the time or expended the resources to develop heavily prepared positions in this campaign, so no one can build Hedgehogs here. The standardized OCS marker sheet comes with some, use these for another OCS game.

2.0 Axis Special Rules

2.1 Reinforcements

Axis reinforcements arrive at any Axis Off-Map Holding Box OR in the Toe of the Italian Boot (in the Map B's north-east corner), unless specified otherwise. Reinforcements can be moved to Sicily using the Axis Shipping Allowance, and (later) the Messina Strait Ferries. Place anything arriving on the Toe in any Toe hex (including the ferry points so that the unit can move onto Sicily in its first Movement Phase, if the Ferries are active). Axis Repls can be used to build either Italian or German units.

2.2 Trace Supply Sources

The Axis is limited to using Messina, Augusta, Palermo and/or Catania (given OCS rule 19.0c) and the rail-lines on the mainland. Use the Port Damage Marker with "Supply Source" on it to show those available at any particular moment, and the reverse to show the opposite. See also 2.11 Axis Road Trace.

2.3 The "Toe"

The small amount of mainland Italy (the 'Toe' of the Italian Boot) in the Map B's northeast corner is an unlimited supply source (just like the off-map boxes). Any location within this land area can reach this nominal dump for any purpose (Exception: the dump cannot be used to build new airbases). No unit on Sicily can draw or trace directly off this dump.

2.4 Aircraft Limitations

2.4a Hip Shoot. German air units can conduct Hip Shoots. Italians cannot.

2.4b Spotting Limitations. German air barrages require a German spotter, and Italian ones require an Italian. If the required spotter is not available, the barrage is not spotted (but otherwise allowed).

2.4c International Cooperation. Italian and German air units cannot move together or combine into a single barrage. However, they can base and refit together freely.

2.4d "Extra" Air Units. There are a few "excess" air units, these can be "built" using series rule 13.5c.

2.4e "Safe" Air Units. Axis players will be prone to station a large number of their air units in the off-map air base boxes to avoid the "Allied air war's wrath." Since these bases were the Allied air campaign's primary target, the following rule is needed. Each Axis Air Unit Refit Phase on a turn with an air unit symbol on the Turn Record Track, reduce one air unit stationed in the off-map boxes (player's choice). One reduction is made regardless of the number of air units in the off-map boxes or the number of boxes being used.

Design Note: Obviously 2.4e is a major simplification of what was going on. Players will choose their worst air units first and so on. It will be a slow attrition, but I think simulates the continued damage that the Allied air war (mostly out of the player's hands) was doing to the Axis Italian airfields. I wanted to do this with a minimum of fuss and no die rolls—just a slow grinding down of the off-map air force.

2.5 Shipping and The Messina Strait

2.5a Shipping. The Axis has a 6 SPs shipping capacity. This shipping can only be used to ports from Catania north through Messina and then around the coast to Palermo (inclusive of the end points). This limits which ports allow shipping capacity to be used, but it does not affect any port's trace capability determination.

2.5b Ferries. Starting 1 Aug 43, the Axis Ferry begins operations in addition to the regular shipping allowance. Each Ferry Route Arrow allows a transfer of 2T per turn (unrestricted by the small port caps) for a total of 4 SPs per turn each way (in addition to any still allowed by 2.5a). The 2T limitation per arrow is per direction (so, theoretically, in one turn arrow could move 2T to Sicily and 2T to the Toe). There are no loading or unloading costs, but anything moved in this manner cannot move further during that turn (the units must be in Move Mode and not DG or in Reserve). Ferry transfer occurs only during the regular Movement Phase. Other than occupying or being adjacent to the Sicilian terminus hexes, there is nothing the Allies can do to interrupt ferry operations.

2.5c Ferry Consolidation. The Axis can consolidate all his Ferry operations into a single one going into Messina (4 SPs total) per turn. This can be done as long as there is no Allied ground unit at or within 5 hexes of Messina (either hex). The Messina port capacity does not constrain this consolidated ferry capacity.

2.5d Flak. Several hexes in the Messina Strait area have intrinsic Heavy Flak ratings (2, 3 or 4 points). Treat these as nominal Flak units that have no need of supply, no normal combat ability, step size or anything else. Automatically destroyed them if an enemy unit enters their hex, otherwise they cannot be destroyed. They function at all times, even before the Ferries begin operation.

2.6 Italian "Wavering" Units and Italian Limitations

2.6a Several Italian divisions were on the edge of surrender even before the Allies showed up (things did not look good for the Italian army at this point). These divisions (Aosta, Assietta Divisions, and the 202, 206, 207, 208, 213 Coastal Divisions) have a yellow stripe on their counters. The first time any unit from these divisions is involved in any combat (attack, defense, regular, or overrun) against Allied Ground units, roll one die each for the division(s) involved. Make this roll when the combat is declared, but before any supply is expended, surprise rolls made, or any results obtained. If the attack is an overrun pay the 3 MPs. On a 1-3, remove all units of that division from play (they cannot be rebuilt) abandoning any other units or SPs that might be stacked with them. On a 4-6 there is no effect. Make only one such "test" roll per division per game. There is no advance after combat due to the results of this roll, even for the units that declared a combat to initiate it. In an overrun, the attacking units enter the target hex and continue to move normally.

2.6b In addition to (and separate from) the above, make the same die roll the first time each Italian Coastal Artillery unit fires upon any Allied ship or Landing Craft. Make only one roll per Coastal Artillery unit (and all are subject to this roll, not just those with a stripe). Make the roll before actually executing the shot.

2.6c No Italian unit can be used to damage any Sicilian Port or air base. The Germans can, Italians cannot.

2.6d Italian units cannot spot for German artillery. German units cannot spot for Italian artillery.

2.7 The Augusta-Syracuse Fortress Syndrome

Allied Command expected The Augusta-Syracuse Fortress to be a major threat to invading forces. As it turned out, the coastal batteries in the area (which were strong) were taken out of action by their own crews. For the Allies (and their planning), however, the threat was real.

The two Coastal Artillery Brigades setting up between Syracuse and Augusta (S Fort and A Fort) represent the many (some very heavy) coastal defense guns in the area. Historically, these units spiked their guns (some were dumped into the ocean) before the invasion. To keep the Allies in the dark about their utility, the Axis rolls for each as per 2.6b before play, but does not remove those lost until the first Allied Movement Phase ends. The "dead, but still there" guns cannot fire. Make this roll only before play begins and make it regardless of the situation.

2.8 Italian Naval Sorties (Very Optional)

This option can only be used if the corresponding Allied option (3.6d) is used. Given the number of boxes filled in on the Allied Battleship Box on Map B, the Axis player rolls one die at the very beginning of each Axis player-turn. If the roll is greater than or equal to the value given in the Battleship Box (based on the number of boxes properly filled), the Axis can deploy all his Italian ships along any north or east map edge hex. These can move and fire during that turn like any other ship. If the Italian ships are on the map when the roll is made on the next turn, if the roll succeeds, they remain in play, otherwise they are removed until the next successful roll (no matter where they are on the map). Retain all damage to the ships when removed each time.

Historical Note: The Italian Navy was based in two separate locations and the potential sorties would come from those bases. The two groups are A) The Tyrrenian Group (Littorio, Roma, V.Veneto, 2x DD, 2x CA) and B) The Ionian Group (A.Doria, Duilio, and 2x DD). The Tyrenian Group could only sortie from the North map edge. The Ionian Group could only sortie from the East map edge. In playtesting, it was discovered that splitting the Italian Navy in this manner led to some pretty silly player antics. There was no reason to assume that the ships would return to their original bases. Once they re-align themselves, the verbiage forcing them to start out separately was worthless. So, to avoid this waste of rule's space, the requirement to start out separated was dropped.

Design Note: I do not recommend the above rule. It was tried in testing and found to be a foregone conclusion (the Allied Navy mopped the floors with the Italian Navy and then shifted everything to shore bombardment). Try it if you like, to see if you get the same results we did, but in general I would suggest not bothering. Given the campaign game VPs for damaged or sunk Allied ships, it may be worth the effort (once) just to see how it goes...

2.9 Coastal Deployment Zones

To simplify the initial Italian set up, Coastal Deployment Zones are printed on the map. When units are assigned to such a zone, they can set up anywhere within it, to include the boundaries. These zones have no effect once play begins and exist only to facilitate set up.

2.10 The German Kampfgruppen

The German forces on the island were divided into Kampfgruppen consisting of the units of the 15th PG Division along with some units from the HG Pz Division and corps asset units. To better reflect this organization, these units are organized into their KGs with each as an independent multi-unit formation.

2.11 Road Supply Trace

The Axis can use Primary Roads and regular Roads (not Tracks) for trace supply exactly like Railroads in series rule 11.6. Like the railways, this trace is blocked if an enemy attack capable unit is adjacent to the road being used, but unlike them, this effect is negated by friendly units. There are no "damaged" or "interdiction" effects and there is no need for "de-roadable" (or whatever) hexes—any road hex will do as a connection point. A connection between road trace and a later Railroad must be at a detrainable hex, however. This rule does not apply to the Allies.

2.12 Air Drop Preparations

The Axis player is free from the planning restrictions of series rule 14.11d until 15 July 43 (inclusive).

3.0 Allied Special Rules

3.1 Trace Supply Sources

The Allies can use any captured (or LST) port with a current Port Cap of 1 SP or more also marked with a "White Star" as a Supply Source.

3.2 Who's Show is this?

On the first game turn, the available Landing Craft, LSTs, and DUKWs must be split equally between the US and Commonwealth (as determined by their loads, to include SPs). This rule only applies on the 10 July 43 turn.

Design Note: Both the Commonwealth and US forces were attempting to make sure their side was recognized as the main effort in this operation. The Commonwealth felt it was the senior partner and deserved the best goals and greater share of the common resources. The US Army was impatient to prove its value and felt more capable than the British, if only given a chance. In any case, neither force would have stood for a greatly unequal share of the effort. This rule is designed to make sure both have a hand in the initial landings.

3.3 Reinforcements

3.3a Arrival of New Units. Newly arrived Allied Ground units, and Repls arrive in the Tunis Off-Map Box. From there, they can be moved via the procedure below. Repls, however, must remain in Tunis until converted into regular units.

3.3b Transfers to Sicilian Ports. The Allies have an 8 SPs capacity per turn to move from Tunis to any captured port (or vice versa). Use the track on Map A to record the capacity remaining. This shipping allowance cannot be used to the Floating Forces Box or from the Floating Forces Box to the map. Once drained, the Floating Forces Box no longer provides a place for Landing Craft to get new units or SPs for the invasion (there is no mechanic to move anything from Tunis to the Floating Forces Box beyond that which starts the scenario there). Landing Craft and LSTs cannot run from the Floating Forces Box to Tunis.

3.3c Landing Preparations. The Allied Player must "load out" anything he wants to transfer to the map from the Floating Forces by loading items from the box onto available Landing Craft. Based on the landing craft availability units in the Floating Forces Box, load the landing craft to prepare them for landing. The landing craft must begin the friendly Movement Phase in the Floating Forces Box to load and loading can only be done in that phase. Loading itself does not cost MPs, and Landing Craft can move to the Naval Release Point (NRP) and then on the map the same phase they load. If an at-start set up places units and Landing Craft into the Floating Forces Box, they can be loaded as desired.

3.4 Aircraft Limitations

3.4a Hip Shoot. Allied air units cannot execute hip shoots.

3.4b International Coordination. All Allied air units can attack together interchangeably. Gliders are only color-coded as USAAF, but these can be freely used by the RAF. British aircraft must have British or Canadian spotters; US aircraft must have US spotters. The French Goums cannot spot for anybody. If an air strike has a "wrong" nationality spotter, it is unspotted.

3.4c Ground Support Failures. The rivalry between air and ground commanders reached a crescendo in this campaign. Air commanders were convinced they gave the invasion full support, ground commanders felt hung out to dry. As such, roll one die for Ground Support Availability each turn. The number rolled is the number of air barrages the Allies can make using the regular Barrage Table. Any number are allowed on the Barrage vs Facility or Barrage vs Dump/Truck Tables. The number rolled only limits the air unit barrage attacks made on the regular Barrage Table. Use the track on Map A to record the available Barrage Table air attacks remaining. Ship gunfire support and/or artillery barrages do not count against this Ground Support Availability. This limitation is only applied to Air unit barrages against ground unit targets (it does not affect air unit barrages against ships, for example).

3.4d Transfers to Sicily Itself. The Allied air forces transferred some strength to the captured air bases in Sicily, but never had a free hand to "load up" the island the way any game player would. For that reason, the Allies can never base more than 10 air units on Sicilian air bases at the end of any Allied Air Unit Refit Phase (counting both active and inactive air units). If he exceeds this limit, move the offending air units (player's choice) to any off-map airfield where they must remain inactive until the next Refit Phase.

3.5 Allied HQ Limitations

3.5a Replacements. Allied HQs cannot rebuild units. All ground unit rebuilds must be done in Tunis. Air units can be rebuilt at any friendly air base.

3.5b Nationality Limits. US HQs can only supply US units. British HQs can supply any Commonwealth unit. The Canadian HQ can only supply Canadians or non-divisional British units. Treat the French Goums unit as US for this rule. There are no such restrictions on the Axis HQs.

3.6 Naval Rules

3.6a Naval Release Points (NRPs). There are Naval Release Points (NRPs) along Sicily's coast. These are the conduits between the Floating Forces Boxes and the map's hex grid. A naval unit in the Floating Forces Box can instantly start moving from any map NRP, likewise any ship moving on the map can instantly transfer to the box when it enters the NRP. A given naval unit can only move in one direction in a given phase (into the Floating Forces Box OR out of it). There is no ability to directly transfer from one NRP to another. See also 3.6e's option.

3.6b Sea Transfer Lane (STL). This is a route that allows (slow) transfers around Sicily's western "horn" from the NRPs south of the island. Any Landing Craft or Ship starting a turn in A20.01 (or A42.01 going the other way) moves to the Sea Transfers in Progress Box for the appropriate direction. Any Landing Craft or Ship starting a turn in the Sea Transfers in Progress Box must then moved to A42.01 (or A20.01 depending on the direction it was placed in the box). Any Landing Craft or Ship starting a turn in either end hex (A42.01 or A20.01) can either start down the STL, or move normally out into the map. Ships can hold in place in either end hex, or if already in the Sea Transfers in Progress Box and the player changes his mind, it can switch directions in the box (but not leave in the same turn). Ships within the STL are free from enemy attack.

Design Note: The Sea Transfer Lane is especially slow and ponderous. In conjunction with the already sluggish naval functions, it allows players to try landings on the northern Sicilian coast, but at a great cost. Historically, plans for such landings were dropped due to the greater distance to these shores as well as the proximity of Italian mainland airfields. The STL drags the landing out to cover both the extra distance and the dogging of Axis aircraft along the way (actual losses are assumed to be minimal).

3.6c Mined Zones. The Axis had developed extensive minefields to cover the sea lanes near Messina. These are marked on the map and no ship unit (Allied or Axis) can enter a Sea Mine hex. They have no other effect.

3.6d The Battleships and Cruisers (Optional). The various Allied Battleships and their supporting Heavy Cruisers were not available to provide Naval Gunfire Support as they were dedicated to preventing an Italian Naval Sortie. If this option is used, allow the optional naval units to be in play, but the Battleship Box and Italian Naval Sorties rule (2.8) must be used. On Map B is the Battleship Box. This is connected to all the NRPs in the same manner as the Floating Forces Box. This box shows locations to place each Allied Naval unit needed to provide the die rolls shown for Italian Naval Sorties. The Allied player can only change the Battleship Box's composition during his regular Movement Phase.

3.6e The Northern Invasion (Optional). There is an optional NRP in hex A13.17. This NRP cannot be used unless the full option is used. To apply this option, you must do the following:

Halve the die roll from 3.4c and remove the B-17's and halve the B-25/26's from the Allied player's aircraft list.
All Allied DD's (the monitors, 3.6f, remain) must be removed from play.

3.6d and 2.8 cannot be used if this option is played. When this NRP becomes active, ignore the STL and the NRP acts like any other. Also, all normal NRPs are just as active as always.

Design Note: Planners argued back and forth regarding the location of the invasion beaches. One of the potential landing sites was along the northern Sicilian coast near Palermo. It was eliminated from the list due to the proximity of the Italian mainland airbases and the potential for Italian naval actions. Here you can try it for yourself.

3.6f Royal Navy Monitors. There are three RN Monitors (HMS Roberts, HMS Erebus, and HMS Abercrombie). These were used exclusively for shore bombardment. They are always available and are not removed if 3.6e is used. They cannot be used in the Battleship Box. Otherwise, they function exactly like all the other naval units.

3.6g The British Carriers. The two British aircraft carriers can only carry the two air units with the carrier's name on them.

3.7 Mule Captures

The Allies did not begin this campaign with mules (other than a handful available in Africa), but ended it with 4,000 in service. There are numerous Allied Mule points available (variously colored British and American). Ten mule points can be generated when cities are captured. The first time an Allied unit enters any Sicilian city hex (and only at that time), 1 Allied Mule Point is generated instantly there. When the 10 allowed Mules have been generated, no additional city captures matter for this purpose. Multiple hex cities generate one mule per hex, so Palermo, for example, can generate three Mule points.

3.8 No Early Italian Mainland Invasion

No Allied Ground unit can enter any "toe" hex of the Italian boot.

3.9 Allied Air Drops

3.9a Use it or Lose It. During the period which allows air drops, 10 to 15 July 43, the Allied player must drop no fewer than 8 Battalions from either (or both) of the two Allied Airborne Divisions. If he fails to do so (he can choose to do less or none at all), remove both Airborne Divisions from play (never to be returned).

Design Note: With the advantage of hindsight, players may be hesitant to repeat the drop disasters of the real battle (knowing ahead of time how they will probably turn out). The real planning staffs had no such luxury. The player can choose to not make the historical drops, but if he does, there is no reason to believe that Allied High Command will allow these highly trained troops to be used as simple infantry. It is more likely that they would re-assign them to the Salerno invasion, instead. This rule puts the airborne in its proper perspective.

3.9b Scatter. Weather and training combined to turn the Allied air drops into serious fiascos. Only the Allied airborne troop's skill and courage redeemed these landings. For each air dropping (or glider landing) unit or Supply Token, roll one die for direction and another for distance (according to the Allied Airborne Scatter Table). Shift the load to that hex and check for landing success there. Shifts into all-sea or enemy occupied hexes automatically eliminate the load. Use the Scatter Diagram on Map B to determine the scatter's direction. Determine the effect of enemy fighter Patrol Zones based on the final hex, not the intended one.

3.9c The British Glider Pilot Regiment. Unlike their American counterparts, the 1st Airborne Division's Glider Pilots were trained to form up and act as infantry after landing their Gliders. Allow the unit (1 Pilot Glider Inf Bn) to arrive with the first British Glider landing. It does not count against the glider's capacity, but does count for the requirement in 3.9a.

3.9d Cancellation of Airborne Operations. After the disastrous invasion air drops, Allied High Command ceased all airborne operations on 15 July 43 until the problems could be identified and fixed. After 15 July, Allied air drop and Glider operations are restricted to Supply Points only—no further unit insertions are allowed.

4.0 Minor Variants

The following apply to the Campaign Games only.

4.1 Deployment of the 11-4 Para Bn

This battalion was training in Palestine at the time of the Sicily invasion. If this option is used, allow the battalion to set up with the rest of the 1st Abn Division at start. This option is free.

4.2 Deployment of the 46 British Infantry Division

The 46th Division participated in the Tunisian campaign and then began refitting in preparation for the Salerno landings. In an emergency, the Allies could have diverted the division to rescue the Sicilian operation. The player can do this, but at a great cost (it is an emergency unit, after all!). This option gives the Axis player 3 VPs.

4.3 Release of 1 FJ Div HQ

The 1 FJ HQ is not used normally as General Hube did not allow the Luftwaffe command elements to transfer to Sicily (part of an underlying dispute between Hube and the Luftwaffe). If this option is used, allow the 1 FJ Divisional HQ to arrive as a reinforcement on 15 July 43. This option is free.

4.4 Early Arrival of 29 PG Div

Hitler vacillated regarding the release of the 29th PG Division to Sicily's defense. Using this option, OKW responds with the division's release when first asked. Allow the division to arrive on 15 July 43. This option costs the Axis Player 2 VPs.

5.0 Scenarios

5.1 Gela Counter-attack Mini-Scenario, 11 July 43

This scenario is best played solitaire. It focuses on the Axis player Turn of 10 July (only). This one is a nice warm-up to the rules, combats and overruns. It provides a lesson on using limited forces under tight time schedules to accomplish specific results.

General Information Set Up Order: Allied, Axis Map Area: Map B, West of xx.23, East of xx.06, South of 31.xx, inclusive First Player: Axis (2nd Player Turn of 10 July 43 only) First Turn: 10 Jul 43 Last Turn: 10 Jul 43 Game Length: 1/2

Port Damage: Not Applicable

Special Rules: No reinforcements, no Allied phases other than their Reaction Phase (in which their ships can fire)

Axis Information Reserve Markers Available: 3 (No units in Reserve at Start) Dead Units: No rebuilds allowed. Do not roll for Variable Reinforcements.

Set Up:

Rome Holding Box: Active Air Units: 2x He-111h, 1x Ju88a

B32.08: Knr KG (KG HQ, 33 Pio Bn) I-1, II-1 Werfer Bn 2x Wagon Points 3 SPs (2 SPs Loaded)

B33.08: Knr KG (Siz Bicycle Bn)

B34.07: Knr KG (215 Pz Bn, HG Recon Bn, IV-Knr Inf Bn)

B42.08: Livno Div (Div HQ, 11 Assault Engineer Bn, 1 Mortar Bn, 28 Arty Rgt)

B45.09: Livno Div (33 Inf Rgt)

B37.11: 16 It Corps HQ 2x Mule Points 5 SPs (2 SPs Loaded)

B44.10: Livno Div (34 Inf Rgt) E Mx Bn

B44.11: HG.Pz Div (II-HG Pz Bn)

B46.11: Level 1 Air Base

B42.13: H Mx Bn

B44.13: HG.Pz Div (I-HG Pz Bn, I-1 PG Bn, HG Pio Bn, III-HG Arty Bn)

B43.15: HG.Pz Div (Div HQ)

B41.15: HG.Pz Div (HG PJ Bn) 2 SPs Level 1 Air Base

B41.18: Napoli Div (173 Blackshirt Bn)

B42.20: Napoli Div (Div HQ, 126 Arty Bn, 1 Arty Rgt (-))

B44.18: Napoli Div (75 Inf Rgt)

B45.22: Napoli Div (76 Inf Rgt)

B47.18: Tiger Pz Co HG.Pz Div (I-2 Inf Bn, I-HG Arty Bn)

B50.18: G Blackshirt Bn Com-I Inf Bn Level 1 Air Base

Allied Information Reserve Markers Available: None Dead Units: No rebuilds allowed. Do not roll for Variable Reinforcements.

Set Up:

Any All Sea Hex: 4x US Destroyers 1x Greek Destroyer 1x Polish Destroyer

B48.10: 1 Rngr, 4 Rngr Commando Bn

B47.12: 1 US Inf Div (26 Inf Rgt)

B47.13: 1 US Inf Div (16 Inf Rgt, Divarty Arty Bde)

B47.14: 82.Abn Div (1-505 Para Inf Bn)

B48.11: 1 US Inf Div (18 Inf Rgt)

B48.12: 1 US Inf Div (Div HQ, 3-67 (-) Arm Bn) 83 Chem Mortar Bn 1-39 Engineer Bn

B49.12: 2 US Corps HQ 2 US Arm Div (1-41 Arm Inf Bn) 4x DUKW Points 2 SPs (Loaded) 1x LST (Deployed)

B49.14: 45 US Inf Div (180 Inf Rgt)

B50.15: 82.Abn Div (3-505 Para Inf Bn)

B51.15: 45 US Inf Div (Div HQ, 179 Inf Rgt, 120 Eng Bn, Divarty Bde, Organic Truck (Full)) 2 Chem Mortar Bn

B53.16: 45 US Inf Div (157 Inf Rgt, 753 Arm Bn)

B53.18: 82.Abn Div (2-505 Para Inf Bn)

Victory: The goal here, as the Axis player, is to drive into the US beach head and destroy the US LST. Failure to do so means you lose, otherwise, you win. Have fun!

5.2 The Battle for the Primasole Bridge

This small scenario follows Montgomery's fight up the east coast of Sicily. His first objective is to take out the "left behind" garrison of Augusta and to clear the Primasole Bridge. From there he was to take Catania. It didn't work out that way. A combined airborne and amphibious assault behind the Germans defending Lentini led to a vicious fight for the bridge. Reinforced by more units of the 1 FJ Division, KG Schmalz was able to break the encirclement and retake the bridge. In the end, the British were unable to take Catania in the time allotted to the battle. Montgomery has come under some criticism for the conduct of this fight, but I think you'll see that the task was tough. Or, you might decide it was easy and he deserved condemnation. You decide. Enjoy!

General Information Map Area: Map B, South of 27.xx, East of xx.20 and East of the line connecting B34.20 to B56.31, inclusive. Only the off-map boxes mentioned in the set up can be used. Set Up Order: Axis, Allied First Player: Allied First Turn: 14 July 43 Last Turn: 19 July 43 Game Length: 4

Port Damage: Not Applicable

Axis Information Reserve Markers Available: 10 Shipping: None New SPs: None except whatever he can get via air transport from Rome. Dead Units: No rebuilds allowed. Do not roll for Variable Reinforcements. Italian Wavering Unit Rolls: Roll normally. The 213 Coastal Division has not yet rolled.

Set Up:

Rome Holding Box: Active Air Units: 1x Me-323, 2x Ju-88a Inactive Air Units: 3x He-111h, 1x Ju-52 Ground Units: 1.FJ Div (I-4, II-4, III-4 Para Bn, 1.FJ Para Pio Bn, I-1 Para Arty Bn)

B28.26: 434 Coastal Bn Level 1 Air Base 1x MC.202 (Reduced and Inactive)

B29.26: Regio Inf Bn 2 Arditi Arm Car Bn I-382, II-382 Inf Bn 2x Truck Points 5 SPs (2 are Loaded)

B30.25: 213 Coastal Div (Div HQ, 135 Coastal Rgt, 21 Coastal Arty Rgt) 2 SPs

B30.26: 213 Coastal Div (55 MC Co) 1x Mule Point 2x Truck Points

B31.25: 1.FJ Div (1.FJ Para MG Bn) Level 2 Air Base 1x It Me-109g (Inactive) 1x MC.205 (Reduced and Inactive)

B32.23: KG Sch (II-HG, IV-Siz Arty Bn, Organic Truck (Full))

B31.22: Level 1 Air Base 1x Fw-190a (Reduced and Inactive)

B32.22: 40 Arty Rgt Level 1 Air Base 1x Me-110f (Inactive)

B33.22: Level 1 Air Base 1x Me-109g (Reduced and Inactive)

B35.25: KG Sch (KG HQ, III-HG AG Bn, I-Knr, III-Knr Inf Bn)

B35.26: 1.FJ Div (I-3, II-3, III-3 Para Inf Bn)

B36.25: KG Sch (II-2, II-Knr Inf Bn)

B37.30: Level 2 Air Base

B37.31: Avieri Air Bn Grp E Coastal Arty Bn

Allied Information Reserve Markers Available: 10 GS Strike Availability: Do not Roll as per 3.4c. The Allied player gets four Air Strikes per turn. Shipping: None New SPs: 2 SPs per turn in Syracuse plus whatever the player can get via air transport from Tunis. Dead Units: No rebuilds allowed. Do not roll for Variable Reinforcements.

Set Up:

Tunis Holding Box: Active Air Units: 5x US C-47 Inactive Air Units: 4x Glider Points

Malta Holding Box: Active Air Units: 1x CW Wellington, 1x CW Baltimore, 1x CW Boston Inactive Air Units: 2x CW Spit Vb, 2x CW P-40, 2x CW Wellington Ground Units: 1 CW Abn Div (Div HQ, 1-1, 2-1, 3-1, 4-2, 5-2, 6-2, 10-4, 156-4 Para Inf Bn, Recce Glider Recon Bn, 1 Para Glider Eng Bn, AT Glider AT Bn, 1 Arty Glider Arty Bn)

Floating Forces Box: None

Any All Sea Hex: Formidable (w/ air group (1x fighter and 1x tactical bomber)) Indomitable (w/ air group (1x fighter and 1x tactical bomber)) Roberts Erebus Abercrombie 6x RN Destroyers

B32.21: 1x P-38 (on Interdiction)

B34.25: 1x Hurri.IId (on Interdiction)

B54.30: 40 RMC, 41 RMC Marine Bn Level 2 Air Base 2x CW Spit.Vb (Active)

B50.30: 51 Inf Div (Divarty Bde, Organic Truck (Full)) 11 KRRC Inf Bn

B48.30: A/KDG, A/Royals Arm Car Co

B47.31: 50 Inf Div (Divarty Bde, Organic Truck (Full)) 40 RTR, 46 RTR, 50 RTR Arm Bn Deployed LST

B46.31: 57 FA, 98 FA, 111 FA, 66 Med, 70 Med Arty Bn

B44.32: 5 Inf Div (Divarty Bde, Organic Truck (Full)) Level 2 Air Base

B42.32: 13 Corps HQ 1.Abn Div (1 Pilot, 2 Stf Glider Bn)

B42.33: 3 Cdo, 2 SAS Commando Bn 2x Mule Points 2x Landing Craft Points 3 SPs (Loaded)

B41.27: 50 Inf Div (2 Ches MG Bn)

B40.26: 50 Inf Div (151, 168 Inf Bde) 3 Yeo Arm Bn

B40.28: 50 Inf Div (Div HQ, 69 Inf Bde, 102 AT Bn)

B40.29: 5 Inf Div (7 Ches MG Bn) 44 RTR Arm Bn

B40.30: 2x DUKW Points 2 SPs (Loaded)

B39.28: 5 Inf Div (Recce Cav Bn, 17 Inf Bde)

B39.29: 5 Inf Div (Div HQ, 52 AT Bn)

B38.29: 5 Inf Div (13, 15 Inf Bde)

Victory: The CW player wins if he takes Augusta on the 14 July turn and Catania before the end of the scenario. The Axis player wins otherwise. Historically, the 213 Coastal Division passed its die roll and the British were unable to take Catania in the time allowed.

5.3 Drive On Palermo

This scenario shows the US Army Drive on Palermo. It is an exercise in speed and coordinated attack, but is not much of a situation for the Axis player. That being the case, this might best be played solitaire.

General Information Map Area: Map A, all Set Up Order: Axis, Allied First Player: Allied First Turn: 19 July 43 Last Turn: 22 July 43 Game Length: 3 Air Units: None in play

Port Damage: Not applicable

Axis Information Reserve Markers Available: None Shipping: None New SPs: 2T per turn in each of the three main ports (Palermo, Trapani, Marsala). Reinforcements: None. Do not roll for Variable Reinforcements. Dead Units: No rebuilds allowed. Supply Source: A19.19 Italian Wavering Unit Rolls: No Divisions involved have rolled.

Set Up:

A25.03: 208 Coastal Div (124 Coastal Arty Bn)

A27.02: 208 Coastal Div (Div HQ) 137 Coastal Rgt 1 SP

A28.02: 208 Coastal Div (112 MG Bn) Level 2 Air Base

A31.02: 208 Coastal Div (133 Coastal Rgt)

A32.01: 208 Coastal Div (215 Coastal Arty Bn)

A35.01: 202 Coastal Div (120 Coastal Rgt)

A38.03: 202 Coastal Div (A-43 Coastal Arty Bn)

A39.06: In-Ca Inf Bn

A25.10: 208 Coastal Div (147 Coastal Rgt)

A36.09: 19, 233 Arty Bn 103 Arty Rgt

A36.10: 202 Coastal Div (Div HQ) Level 1 Air Base 1 SP

A39.12: 202 Coastal Div (C-43 Coastal Arty Bn)

A19.19: 344 Coastal Rgt

A20.18: 476 Coastal Bn

A20.19: 304 Coastal Bn Grp N Arty Bn 3 SPs

A20.20: Level 2 Air Base

A38.16: Level 1 Air Base

A40.16: 202 Coastal Div (124 Coastal Rgt) Level 2 Air Base

A41.16: 202 Coastal Div (B-43 Coastal Arty Bn)

A40.20: 202 Coastal Div (142 Coastal Rgt)

A32.24: B Mx Bn 2T SPs

A38.29: C Mx Bn Prov Arty Bn 2T SPs

A30.30: A Mx Bn

Allied Information Reserve Markers Available: 5 Shipping: None New SPs: 2 SPs per turn in A47.34. Reinforcements: Do not roll for Variable Reinforcements.

19 July 43—At A47.34: 2.Arm Div (Div HQ, 82 Recon Bn, 1-66, 2-66, 3-66, 1-67, 2-67, 3-67 (-) Arm Bn, 1-41, 2-41, 3-41 Arm Inf Bn, 17 Arm Eng Bn, 14, 78, 92 Arm Arty Bn, 2x Organic Truck (Full) 2x Truck Points

Dead Units: No rebuilds allowed. Supply Source: A47.34

Set Up:

A44.24: 82.Abn Div (1-504, 1-505, 2-505, 3-505 Para Inf Bn)

A45.27: 82.Abn Div (3-325 Glider Inf Bn)

A41.27: 3 Inf Div (7 Inf Rgt) 3 Rngr Commando Bn

A39.29: 3 Inf Div (30 Inf Rgt)

A39.30: 3 Inf Div (15 Inf Rgt)

A40.29: 3 Inf Div (Div HQ, Divarty Bde, Organic Truck (Full)) 3 Chem Mortar Bn 2-36 Arty Bn

A44.28: 1 Rngr, 4 Rngr Commando Bn

A45.28: 82.Abn Div (Div HQ, 1-325, 2-325 Glider Inf Bn) 2x Truck Points 4 SPs (2 Loaded)

A43.30: 1x Mule Point 2 SPs (1 Loaded)

A41.34: 4 Goums Inf Bn

Victory: The US wins if they hold A19.19 by the end of the scenario.

5.4 The Sicily Campaign, Complete Campaign

General Information Map Area: Map A and B, all Set Up Order: Axis, Allied First Player: Allied First Turn: 10 July 43 Last Turn: 29 Aug 43 Game Length: 30 turns

Port Damage: none

Axis Information Reserve Markers Available: 3 Dead Units: None

Set Up:

Airbases: Level 3: B6.31, B9.35, B32.22, B31.22 Level 2: A28.02, A40.16, A20.20, B44.32, B37.30, B33.22, B31.25, B28.26, B6.24, B5.34 Level 1: A36.10, A38.16, B47.03, B41.15, B46.11, B50.18, B50.22, B54.30

Organic Trucks: All set up Full.

Off-Map Boxes: Puglia, Naples, Rome, Sardinia

A39.06: In-Ca Inf Bn

A29.03: A Mx Bn

A27.02: 137 Coastal Rgt

A31.12: B Mx Bn

A36.16: C Mx Bn

A33.20: C-Sf Mx Rgt

A29.19: 12 It Corps HQ (3)-2-2 AT Bn (505) 3-2-2 Arty Bn (Prov) 5 SPs

A28.27: 12 Arty Rgt

A41.34: Bedgni AG Bn

B43.03: Cm-LiR Blackshirt Inf Bn

B37.11: 16 It Corps HQ 5 SPs

B44.11: E Mx Bn

B42.13: H Mx Bn

B50.18: Com-I Inf Bn G Blackshirt Inf Bn

B52.27: F Mx Bn

B44.24: 40 Arty Rgt

B41.33: S Fort Coastal Arty Bde

B40.31: A Fort Coastal Arty Bde

B34.24: Carm AG Bn

B29.26: 2 Arditi Arm Car Bn

B28.24: D Mx Bn

B19.25: Ling Inf Bn

B8.24: Barc Inf Bn

B8.34: Regio Inf Bn (German)

Coastal Deployment Zone 1: 202 Coastal Div (Div HQ, 120, 124, 142 Coastal Rgt, A-43, B-43, C-43 Coastal Arty Bn) 2 SPs

Coastal Deployment Zone 2: 208 Coastal Div (Div HQ, 112 MG Bn, 133, 147 Coastal Rgt, 124, 215 Coastal Arty Bn) 2 SPs

Coastal Deployment Zone 3: 30 Cav Bn 304, 344, 476 Coastal Bn Grp N Arty Bn 3 SPs

Coastal Deployment Zone 4: 136 Coastal Rgt

Coastal Deployment Zone 5: 140, 179 Coastal Rgt 61 Coastal Arty Rgt 1 SP

Coastal Deployment Zone 6: 904, 923 Fort Bn (German) 23 Cav Bn 95 Blackshirt Inf Rgt 116, 119 Coastal Inf Rgt 158 Arty Bn 2 SPs

Coastal Deployment Zone 7: 213 Coastal Div (Div HQ, 135 Coastal Rgt, 55 MC Co, 21 Coastal Arty Rgt) 434, 477 Coastal Bn

B37.31: Avieri Air Bn

B42.33: Marinai Nav Bn

Coastal Deployment Zone 8: 121 Coastal Rgt Grp E Coastal Arty Bn 2 SPs

Coastal Deployment Zone 9: 206 Coastal Div (Div HQ, 230 AG Bn, 122, 123, 146 Coastal Rgt, 12 MG Bn, A-44, B-44, C-44 Coastal Arty Bn)

Coastal Deployment Zone 10: 134, 178 Coastal Rgt 6 Coastal Arty Rgt

Coastal Deployment Zone 11: 207 Coastal Div (Div HQ, 177 Brs Inf Rgt, 138, 139 Coastal Rgt, 109 MG Bn, A-12, B-12 Coastal Arty Bn)

Within 2 hexes of A34.10: Assta Inf Div (Div HQ, 18 Blackshirt Bn, 29, 30 Inf Rgt, 126 Mortar Bn, 25 Arty Rgt) 19, 103, 233 Arty Bn

Within 3 hexes of A27.10: Aosta Inf Div (Div HQ, 171 Blackshirt Inf Bn, 5, 6 Inf Rgt, 28 Mortar Bn, 22 Arty Rgt) 1 SP

Within 3 hexes of A32.08: KG Ens (KG HQ, I-Ens, II-Ens, III-Ens Inf Bn, II-Siz Arty Bn) 3 SPs

Within 5 hexes of A37.35: KG Fullreide (Flrd) (KG HQ, I-Flrd, II-Flrd Inf Bn, I-Siz, III-Siz Arty Bn, Organic Truck (Full)) 3 SPs

Within 6 hexes of B38.04: Livno Inf Div (Div HQ, 33, 34 Inf Rgt, 11 Assault Eng Bn, 1 Mortar Bn, 28 Arty Rgt)

Within 5 hexes of B41.15: HG Pz Div (Div HQ, I-HG, II-HG Pz Bn, I-1 PG Bn, I-2 Inf Bn, HG Pio Bn, HG PJ AT Bn, I-HG, III-HG Arty Bn), Tiger Pz Co

Within 4 hexes of B32.08: KG Körner (Knr) (KG HQ, HG Pz Recon Bn, 215 Pz Bn, IV-Knr Inf Bn, 33 Pio Bn, Siz Bicycle Bn) I-1, II-1 Nebelwerfer Bn 3 SPs

Within 6 hexes of B42.20: Napoli Inf Div (Div HQ, 173 Blackshirt Inf Bn, 75, 76 Inf Rgt, 54 Mortar Bn, 54 Arty Rgt (-), 126 Arty Bn)

Within 5 hexes of B27.19: KG Schmalz (Sch) (KG HQ, I-Knr, II-Knr, III-Knr Inf Bn, IV-Siz Arty Bn, III-HG AG Bn, II-2 Inf Bn, II-HG Arty Bn, Organic Truck (Full)) 5 SPs

With any Axis Unit: 15 SPs 5x Mule Points 4x Truck Points 4x Wagon Points

At any Axis controlled Air Base on Sicily itself (only): Italian: 2x MC.202, 1x MC.205, 3x Me-109g German: 2x Fw-190a, 3x Me-109g, 1x Me-110f

At any Axis controlled Air Base or Off-Map Box: Italian: 2x CR.42, 1x D.520, 1x G.50, 1x MC.200, 2x MC.205, 1x SM.79, 2x SM.82 German: 2x Me-110f, 2x He-111h, 1x Ju-87d, 2x Ju-88a

Note: ONLY 8 of the available Axis Air units can set up Active (4 German and 4 Italian), all others must be inactive. Owning player's choice of which set up active and which do not.

Optional for Italian Naval Sorties (2.6): Roma, Littorio, V. Veneto, Duilio, A. Doria 4x Italian Destroyers 2x Italian Cruisers

Allied Information Reserve Markers Available: 10 Dead Units: None

Set Up:

Airbases: None on Map

Organic Trucks: All Start fully loaded

Off-Map Boxes: Malta, Pantelleria, Tunis, Bizerte

Any All Sea Hex: Formidable (w/ air group (1x fighter and 1x tactical bomber)) Indomitable (w/ air group (1x fighter and 1x tactical bomber)) Roberts Erebus Abercrombie 6x RN Destroyers 4x US Destroyers 1x Greek Destroyer 1x Polish Destroyer

Optional All Sea Hex (3.4d): Howe, King George V, Nelson, Rodney, Valiant, Warspite 3x RN Cruisers 2x US Cruisers 1x RN Destroyer 1x US Destroyer

Floating Forces Box: 1 US Inf Div (All) 2 US Arm Div (All) 3 US Inf Div (All) 45 US Inf Div (All) 1 Canadian Inf Div (All) 5 Brit Inf Div (All) 50 Brit Inf Div (All) 51 Brit Inf Div (All) 12x LST Points 34x Landing Craft Points 8x DUKW Points 25 SPs US Non-divisional Units: 2 Corps HQ, 1 Rngr, 3 Rngr, 4 Rngr Commando Bn, 1-39 Engineer Bn, 36 Engineer Rgt, 2-36 Arty Bn, 2 Chem, 3 Chem, 83 Chem Mortar Bn Commonwealth Non-divisional Units: 13 Corps HQ, 30 Corps HQ, 3 Cdo Commando Bn, 40 RMC, 41 RMC Marine Bn, 11 KRRC Inf Bn, 231 Inf Bde, A/Royals Arm Car Co, 3 Yeo, 40 RTR, 44 RTR, 46 RTR, 50 RTR Arm Bn, A/KDG Arm Car Co, 11 RHA, 142 FA Arm Arty Bn, 24 FA, 57 FA, 58 FA, 78 FA, 98 FA, 111 FA, 7 Med, 64 Med, 66 Med, 70 Med Arty Bn Canadian Non-divisional Units: Calgary, Ontario, Three R Arm Bn French Colonial: 4 Goums Inf Bn

Tunis Holding Box: 1 Brit Abn Div (All, less 11-4 Para Inf Bn (an optional unit)) 82 US Abn Div (All) 16 Truck Points 1 Mule Point Commonwealth Non-divisional Units: 1 SRS, 2 SAS, 2 Cdo Commando Bn, 2/7 Msx MG Bn

At any Allied controlled Air Base or Off-Map Box: Commonwealth: 4x Spit Vb, 2x P-40, 2x Hurri IId, 1x Boston, 1x Baltimore, 3x Wellington US: 7x P-40, 2x Spit Vb, 4x P-38, 2x P-39, 2x A-36, 1x A-20, 3x B-25, 3x B-26, 2x B-17, 6x C-47, 5x Glider Points

Victory

Allied Sudden Death Victory: The Allies win instantly if the moment they hold (last to move through, etc.) all the City hexes of Messina, Palermo, Augusta, Syracuse, and Catania on or before 10 Aug 43. If after that date, determine victory using the point system below.

Axis Sudden Death Victory: If at the end of any Axis player turn there are no Allied Attack-Capable combat units on the island, the Axis player automatically wins. On 10 Aug 43, Hitler authorized Hube to withdraw from Sicily. At that point, "victory" became a combination of holding the island as long as possible (while the Germans consolidated their occupation of mainland Italy after Mussolini was overthrown on 24 July 43) along with the greatest possible salvaging of the German troops committed to Sicily. The Axis player must balance these two conditions to "win".

Time: Give the Axis player VPs based on the turn that the Allied player holds all of the city hexes mentioned above in the Allied Sudden Death Victory conditions. Starting on 10 Aug 43, the Axis player gets 1 VP per game turn. Example, should the Allied player meet his conditions on 17 Aug 43 (the historical result), the Axis player would get 5 VPs. The game ends in the Allied Player Turn that the city conditions are met—ignore any Axis Player Turn that might remain.

Naval Losses: Give the Axis player 1 VP per Allied Capital Ship damaged (2 VPs for each sunk). Do not count landing craft, only the Monitors, Destroyers, Cruisers, Battleships, and the Carriers.

German Withdrawal: Give the Axis player VPs based on the raw number of Attack-Capable German (army and Luftwaffe) Ground units which exit the game map via the road/railroad hexes on the "Toe" before the Allied player meets his city hex conditions. Each unit can only count once and only count units withdrawn on or after 10 Aug 43.

Number	VPs
12 or less	-7
13-14	-5
15-16	-3
17-18	-1
19-20	0
21-22	1
23-26	3
27-31	4
32-35	5
36-39	6
40 or more	7

Evaluation VP Total	Victory
13 or more	Major Axis Victory
10-12	Minor Axis Victory
7-9	Draw
4-6	Minor Allied Victory
3 or less	Major Allied Victory

5.5 Campaign After the Landings, 11 July 43

This scenario picks up the campaign as of the very first Axis player-turn at the bottom of the first game turn. This skips the landing functions which jump starts the game without that complex and time consuming operation. As such, it will get you into the campaign faster than the normal Allied player-turn start. Start play with only the bottom half of the 10 July 43 turn and go on from there normally.

General Information Map Area: Map A and B, all Set Up Order: Allied, Axis First Player: Axis (2nd Player Turn of 10 July 43 only) First Turn: 10 Jul 43 Last Turn: 29 Aug 43 Game Length: 30

Port Damage: Marsala: 2 Hits; Porto Empedocle: 1 Hit; Licata: 1 Hit; Syracuse: 1 Hit; Augusta: 3 Hits; Catania: 3 Hits; Reggio: 2 Hits; Messina: 1 Hit; Palermo: 1 Hit; Trapani: 2 Hits

Axis Information Reserve Markers Available: 3 (No units in Reserve at Start)

Dead Units: Italian: Napoli Div (54 Mortar Bn), 134, 178 Coastal Rgt, Marinai Naval Inf Bn, F Mixed Bn, A Fort, S Fort Coastal Arty Bdes, 6 Coastal Arty Rgt German: 1x Me-109g, 1x Fw-190a

Italian Wavering Unit Rolls: 206 Coastal Div (only) has rolled and surrendered. No other Divisions have rolled.

Set Up:

Sardinia Holding Box: Active Air Units: 2x SM-82 Inactive Air Units: None

Rome Holding Box: Active Air Units: 2x It CR.42, 1x It D.520, 1x It G.50, 1x SM.79, 2x He-111h, 1x Ju88a Inactive Air Units: 1x Ju88a

Naples Holding Box: Active Air Units: 2x It MC.205, 2x Me-110f, 1x Ju87d Inactive Air Units: None

Puglia Holding Box: Active Air Units: 1x It MC.200 Inactive Air Units: None

A25.02: 208 Coastal Div (124 Coastal Arty Bn)

A27.02: 208 Coastal Div (Div HQ) 137 Coastal Rgt 2 SPs

A28.02: 208 Coastal Div (112 MG Bn) Level 2 Air Base

A29.03: A Mx Bn

A31.02: 208 Coastal Div (133 Coastal Rgt)

A32.01: 208 Coastal Div (215 Coastal Arty Bn)

A35.01: 202 Coastal Div (120 Coastal Rgt)

A38.03: 202 Coastal Div (A-43 Coastal Arty Bn)

A39.06: In-Ca Inf Bn

A25.10: 208 Coastal Div (147 Coastal Rgt)

A26.10: Aosta Div (6 Inf Rgt, 171 Blackshirt Bn)

A27.10: Aosta Div (Div HQ, 28 Mortar Bn) 1 SP

A29.09: Aosta Div (5 Inf Rgt, 22 Arty Rgt)

A31.12: B Mx Bn

A32.08: Ens KG (II-Ens Inf Bn, II-Siz Arty Bn) 3 SPs

A32.09: Ens KG (KG HQ, I-Ens, III-Ens Inf Bn)

A33.11: Assta Inf Div (Div HQ, 29 Inf Rgt) 2 SPs

A34.11: Assta Inf Div (18 Blackshirt Bn, 126 Mortar Bn, 25 Arty Rgt)

A36.09: Assta Inf Div (30 Inf Rgt) 19, 233 Arty Bn 103 Arty Rgt

A36.10: 202 Coastal Div (Div HQ) Level 1 Air Base

A39.12: 202 Coastal Div (C-43 Coastal Arty Bn)

A19.19: 30 Cav Bn

A20.18: 476 Coastal Bn

A20.19: 304 Coastal Bn Grp N Arty Bn 6 SPs

A20.20: 344 Coastal Bn Level 2 Air Base 1x It Me-109g (Inactive)

A29.19: 12 It Corps HQ 505 AT Bn Prov Arty Bn 2 Wagon Points 6 SPs (2 SPs can be loaded)

A33.20: C-Sf Mx Bn

A36.16: C Mx Bn

A38.16: Level 1 Air Base

A41.16: 202 Coastal Div (B-43 Coastal Arty Bn)

A40.16: 202 Coastal Div (124 Coastal Rgt) Level 2 Air Base

A40.20: 202 Coastal Div (142 Coastal Rgt)

A44.24: 207 Coastal Div (139 Coastal Rgt, B-12 Coastal Arty Bn)

A22.27: 136 Coastal Rgt

A28.27: 12 Arty Rgt

A45.28: 207 Coastal Div (Div HQ, 109 MG Bn, 138 Coastal Rgt)

A43.30: 207 Coastal Div (177 Brs Inf Rgt)

A47.31: 207 Coastal Div (A-12 Coastal Arty Bn)

A38.33: Flrd KG (KG HQ, I-Flrd Inf Bn, I-Siz Arty Bn) 2x Mule Points 2 SPs (Loaded)

A39.34: Flrd KG (II-Flrd Inf Bn, III-Siz Arty Bn, Organic Truck (Full)) 3 SPs

A41.34: Bedgni AG Bn

B43.03: Cm-LiR Blackshirt Bn

B17.07: 140 Coastal Rgt 61 Coastal Arty Rgt

B32.08: Knr KG (KG HQ, 33 Pio Bn) I-1, II-1 Werfer Bn 2x Wagon Points 3 SPs (2 SPs Loaded)

B33.08: Knr KG (Siz Bicycle Bn)

B34.07: Knr KG (215 Pz Bn, HG Recon Bn, IV-Knr Inf Bn)

B42.08: Livno Div (Div HQ, 11 Assault Engineer Bn, 1 Mortar Bn, 28 Arty Rgt)

B45.09: Livno Div (33 Inf Rgt)

B37.11: 16 It Corps HQ 2x Mule Points 5 SPs (2 SPs Loaded)

B44.10: Livno Div (34 Inf Rgt) E Mx Bn

B44.11: HG.Pz Div (II-HG Pz Bn)

B46.11: Level 1 Air Base

B42.13: H Mx Bn

B44.13: HG.Pz Div (I-HG Pz Bn, I-1 PG Bn, HG Pio Bn, III-HG Arty Bn)

B43.15: HG.Pz Div (Div HQ)

B41.15: HG.Pz Div (HG PJ Bn) 2 SPs Level 1 Air Base

B11.15: 179 Coastal Rgt 1 SP

B8.24: Barc Inf Bn

B6.24: Level 2 Air Base 1x Me-109g (Inactive)

B5.32: 95 Blackshirt Rgt 23 Cav Bn 904, 923 German Fort Bn 2 SPs

B6.31: 116, 119 Coastal Rgt 158 Arty Bn 2x Truck Points 2 SPs (Loaded) Level 3 Air Base 1x Me-109g (Inactive)

B5.34: Level 2 Air Base

B8.34: Regio German Inf Bn

B9.35: Level 3 Air Base

B19.25: Ling Inf Bn

B25.27: 477 Coastal Bn

B28.24: D Mx Bn

B28.26: 434 Coastal Bn Level 2 Air Base 2x MC.202 (one reduced, both Inactive)

B29.26: 2 Arditi Arm Car Bn 4 SPs

B30.25: 213 Coastal Div (55 MC Co) 1x Mule Point 2x Truck Points 3 SPs (Loaded)

B30.26: 213 Coastal Div (Div HQ, 135 Coastal Rgt, 21 Coastal Arty Rgt)

B31.22: Level 2 Air Base 1x Fw-190a (Inactive)

B31.25: Level 1 Air Base 1x MC.205 (reduced and Inactive) 1x It Me-109g (Inactive)

B31.26: Sch KG (KG HQ, I-Knr, III-Knr Inf Bn, II-HG, IV-Siz Arty Bn, Organic Truck (Full))

B32.22: Level 2 Air Base 1x Me-110f (Inactive)

B32.25: Sch KG (III-HG AG Bn, II-2, II-Knr Inf Bn)

B33.22: Level 1 Air Base 1x Me-109g (Inactive)

B34.24: Carm AG Bn

B37.30: 121 Coastal Rgt Level 2 Air Base

B37.31: Avieri Air Bn Grp E Coastal Arty Bn 2 SPs

B41.18: Napoli Div (173 Blackshirt Bn)

B42.20: Napoli Div (Div HQ, 126 Arty Bn, 1 Arty Rgt (-))

B44.24: 40 Arty Rgt

B44.18: Napoli Div (75 Inf Rgt)

B45.22: Napoli Div (76 Inf Rgt)

B47.18: Tiger Pz Co HG.Pz Div (I-2 Inf Bn, I-HG Arty Bn)

B50.18: G Blackshirt Bn Com-I Inf Bn Level 1 Air Base

B50.22: Level 1 Air Base

Optional for Italian Naval Sorties (2.6): Roma, Littorio, V. Veneto, Duilio, A. Doria 4x Italian Destroyers 2x Italian Cruisers

Allied Information Reserve Markers Available: 10 (No units in Reserve at Start)

Dead Units: US: 82 Abn Div (3-504 Para Bn, 456 Para Arty Bn), 1x P-40, 1x P-38 Commonwealth: 1 Abn Div (1 Bdr Glider Bn)

Special Rules: No Air Barrages or Allied Shipping Allowance remain.

Set Up:

Bizerte Holding Box: Active Air Units: 2x US P-40, 1x US A-20 Inactive Air Units: 2x US P-40, 2x US B-17

Pantelleria Holding Box: Active Air Units: 1x US P-40 Inactive Air Units: 1x US P-40, 2x US Spit Vb

Tunis Holding Box: Active Air Units: 2x US P-39, 2x US B-25 Inactive Air Units: 1x US P-38, 2x US A-36, 3x US B-26, 1x US B-25, 6x US C-47, 4x Glider Points Ground Units: 16x Truck Points, 1x Mule Point, 2 Cdo, 1 SRS Commando Bns (CW), 2/7 Msx MG Bn (CW), 82 US Abn Div (Div HQ, 1-504, 2-504 Para Inf Bn, 1-325, 2-325, 3-325 Glider Inf Bn, 376 Para Arty Bn, 319, 320 Glider Arty Bn), 1 CW Abn Div (Div HQ, 1-1, 2-1, 3-1, 4-2, 5-2, 6-2, 10-4, 156-4 Para Inf Bn, Recce Glider Recon Bn, 1 Para Glider Eng Bn, AT Glider AT Bn, 1 Arty Glider Arty Bn), 62 US Arm Arty Bn

Malta Holding Box: Active Air Units: 1x CW P-40, 1x CW Wellington Inactive Air Units: 2x CW Spit Vb, 1x CW P-40, 2x CW Wellington, 1x CW Baltimore, 1x CW Boston

Floating Forces Box: 6x LST Points, 26x Landing Craft Points, 16 SPs 30 CW Corps HQ 2 US Arm Div (Div HQ, 3-66, 1-67, 2-67, 3-67 (-) Arm Bn, 82 Arm Recon Bn, 17 Arm Eng Bn, 78, 92 Arm Arty Bn, 2x Organic Trucks (Full)) 1 US Inf Div (70 Arm Bn, Organic Truck (Full)) 36 US Eng Rgt 4 Goums Tabor Inf Bn 1 Can Inf Div (1 AT Bn, Organic Truck (Full)) Calgary, Ontario, Three R Can Arm Bn 5 CW Inf Div (Divarty Bde, Organic Truck (Full)) 50 CW Inf Div (Divarty Bde, Organic Truck (Full)) 51 CW Inf Div (Divarty Bde, Organic Truck (Full)) 40 RTR, 46 RTR, 50 RTR CW Arm Bn A/KDG, A/Royals CW Arm Car Co 11 KRRC CW Inf Bn 7 Med, 64 Med, 66 Med, 70 Med CW Arty Bn 24 FA, 57 FA, 58 FA, 78 FA, 98 FA, 111 FA CW Arty Bn 11 RHA, 142 RHA CW Arm Arty Bn

Optional All Sea Hex (3.4d): Howe, King George V, Nelson, Rodney, Valiant, Warspite 3x RN Cruisers 2x US Cruisers 1x RN Destroyer 1x US Destroyer

Air Units on Interdiction: 1x P-38: B31.23, B33.23 1x Hurri.IId: B37.26, B45.27

B48.01: 3 US Inf Div (7 Inf Rgt)

B47.03: 3 Rngr Commando Bn 3 US Inf Div (15 Inf Rgt)

B47.04: 2 US Arm Div (1-66, 2-66 Arm Bn, 2-41, 3-41 Arm Inf Bn, 14 Arm Arty Bn) Level 1 Air Base

B48.03: 3 US Inf Div (Div HQ, Divarty Arty Bde, Organic Truck (Full)) 3 Chem Mortar Bn 2-36 Arty Bn 2x DUKW Points 1x Mule Point 2 SPs (Loaded)

B48.05: 3 US Inf Div (30 Inf Rgt)

B48.10: 1 Rngr, 4 Rngr Commando Bn

B47.12: 1 US Inf Div (26 Inf Rgt)

B47.13: 1 US Inf Div (16 Inf Rgt, Divarty Arty Bde)

B47.14: 82.Abn Div (1-505 Para Inf Bn)

B48.11: 1 US Inf Div (18 Inf Rgt)

B48.12: 1 US Inf Div (Div HQ, 3-67 (-) Arm Bn) 83 Chem Mortar Bn 1-39 Engineer Bn

B49.12: 2 US Corps HQ 2 US Arm Div (1-41 Arm Inf Bn) 4x DUKW Points 2 SPs (Loaded) 1x LST (Deployed)

B49.14: 45 US Inf Div (180 Inf Rgt)

B50.15: 82.Abn Div (3-505 Para Inf Bn)

B51.15: 45 US Inf Div (Div HQ, 179 Inf Rgt, 120 Eng Bn, Divarty Bde, Organic Truck (Full)) 2 Chem Mortar Bn

B53.16: 45 US Inf Div (157 Inf Rgt, 753 Arm Bn)

B53.18: 82.Abn Div (2-505 Para Inf Bn)

B42.32: 2 SAS Commando Bn 5 Inf Div (13 Inf Bde) 1x Mule Point

B42.33: 5 Inf Div (17 Inf Bde) 1x Mule Point

B43.32: 5 Inf Div (Recce Cav Bn)

B43.33: 1.Abn Div (1 Pilot, 2 Stf Glider Inf Bn)

B44.32: 5 Inf Div (52 AT Bn) Level 2 Air Base

B44.34: 3 Cdo Commando Bn

B45.32: 5 Inf Div (7 Ches MG Bn) 44 RTR Arm Bn

B45.33: 5 Inf Div (Div HQ, 15 Inf Bde) 2x DUKW Points

B46.31: 50 Inf Div (69 Inf Bde)

B47.31: 13 Corps HQ 50 Inf Div (Div HQ, 102 AT Bn) 4x DUKW Points 1 SP (Loaded) 1x LST (Deployed)

B48.30: 50 Inf Div (151 Inf Bde) 3 Yeo Arm Bn

B49.30: 50 Inf Div (2 Ches MG Bn)

B50.30: 50 Inf Div (168 Inf Bde)

B52.30: 231 Inf Bde

B54.29: 1.Can Inf Div (1, 3 Inf Bde)

B54.30: 51 Inf Div (152, 154 Inf Bde) 2x Spit Vb (Active) Level 1 Air Base

B54.31: 51 Inf Div (153 Inf Bde)

B55.28: 40 RMC, 41 RMC Marine Bn

B55.29: 1.Can Inf Div (2 Inf Bde)

B55.30: 1.Can Inf Div (Div HQ, Sask MG Bn, 4 PLDG Cav Bn, Divarty Bde)

B56.31: 51 Inf Div (Div HQ, 1/7 Msx MG Bn, 61 AT Bn)

Victory: Use Scenario 5.4 Victory Conditions

5.6 The Counterattack has Failed! 14 July 43 Campaign Start

This scenario start places the player in the position of having to spearhead the Allied advance after the Axis counterattack on the beachhead has collapsed. Here, the US army has had its main axis of advance transferred to the 8th Army. While isolated, KG Schmalz (reinforced with paratroopers from the 1st FJ Division) represents the only quality troops between the British and Messina. The remains of the 15 PG Division and HG Panzer Division have broken contact with the Americans and have been falling back west of Gerbini and are unable to help. Axis forces in the far west have been shifting to meet the on-coming threat. The stage is set for the British operation to take the Primasole Bridge in a complex airborne and amphibious operation, outflanking the hasty German defensive line and opening the road to Messina.

General Information Map Area: Map A and B, all Set Up Order: Axis, Allied First Player: Allied First Turn: 14 July 43 Last Turn: 29 Aug 43 Game Length: 28

Port Damage: Marsala: 2 Hits; Porto Empedocle: 1 Hit; Licata: 1 Hit; Syracuse: 1 Hit; Augusta: 3 Hits; Catania: 4 Hits; Reggio: 2 Hits; Messina: 2 Hits; Palermo: 2 Hits; Trapani: 3 Hits

Axis Information Reserve Markers Available: 10

Dead Units: Italian: Livno Inf Div (33, 34 Inf Rgt), Napoli Div (Div HQ, 173 Blackshirt Inf Bn, 75, 76 Inf Rgt, 54 Mortar Bn, 126 Arty Bn, 1 Arty Rgt (-)), 121, 134, 178 Coastal Rgt, Marinai Naval Inf Bn, G Blackshirt Inf Bn, Com-I Inf Bn, D, E, F, H Mixed Bn, A Fort, S Fort Coastal Arty Bdes, 6 Coastal Arty Rgt, 1x Me-109g, 1x MC.202 German: HG.Pz Div (II-HG Pz Bn, I-2 Inf Bn, I-HG Arty Bn), Tiger Pz Co, 1x Me-109g, 1x Fw-190a

Italian Wavering Unit Rolls: 206 Coastal Div has rolled and surrendered. No other Divisions have rolled.

Set Up:

Sardinia Holding Box: Active Air Units: 2x SM.82

Rome Holding Box: Active Air Units: 2x CR.42 (1x reduced), 1x G.50, 1x MC.202, 1x Re.2002, 1x D.520, 1x SM.79, 1x SM.84, 2x He-111h, 1x Me-323, 4x Ju-88a Inactive Air Units: 3x He-111h, 1x Ju-52 Ground Units: 1.FJ Div (I-4, II-4, III-4 Para Bn, 1.FJ Para Pio Bn, I-1 Para Arty Bn)

Naples Holding Box: Active Air Units: 2x MC.205, 1x Z.1007bis, 2x Me-110f, 1x Ju-87d

Puglia Holding Box: Active Air Units: 1x MC.200

A25.03: 208 Coastal Div (124 Coastal Arty Bn)

A27.02: 208 Coastal Div (Div HQ) 137 Coastal Rgt 2 SPs

A28.02: 208 Coastal Div (112 MG Bn) Level 2 Air Base

A31.02: 208 Coastal Div (133 Coastal Rgt)

A32.01: 208 Coastal Div (215 Coastal Arty Bn)

A35.01: 202 Coastal Div (120 Coastal Rgt)

A38.03: 202 Coastal Div (A-43 Coastal Arty Bn)

A39.06: In-Ca Inf Bn

A25.10: 208 Coastal Div (147 Coastal Rgt)

A34.11: 1 SP

A36.09: 19, 233 Arty Bn 103 Arty Rgt

A36.10: 202 Coastal Div (Div HQ) Level 1 Air Base

A39.12: 202 Coastal Div (C-43 Coastal Arty Bn)

A19.19: 30 Cav Bn

A20.18: 476 Coastal Bn

A20.19: 304 Coastal Bn Grp N Arty Bn 6 SPs

A20.20: 344 Coastal Bn Level 2 Air Base 1x It Me-109g (Inactive)

A24.21: KG Ens (KG HQ, I-Ens, II-Ens, III-Ens Inf Bn, II-Siz Arty Bn)

A29.19: 12 It Corps HQ Assta Inf Div (126 Mortar Bn, 25 Arty Rgt) 505 AT Bn Prov Arty Bn 2x Wagon Points 6 SPs (2 are loaded)

A30.20: Assta Inf Div (Div HQ, 29 Inf Rgt)

A38.16: Level 1 Air Base

A40.16: 202 Coastal Div (124 Coastal Rgt) Level 2 Air Base

A41.16: 202 Coastal Div (B-43 Coastal Arty Bn)

A33.20: C-St Mx Bn

A32.22: Assta Inf Div (18 Blackshirt Inf Bn)

A40.20: 202 Coastal Div (142 Coastal Rgt)

A36.23: B Mx Bn

A22.27: 136 Coastal Rgt

A28.27: 12 Arty Rgt

A30.26: Assta Inf Div (30 Inf Rgt)

A38.26: C Mx Bn

A44.24: 207 Coastal Div (139 Coastal Rgt, B-12 Coastal Arty Bn)

A45.28: 207 Coastal Div (Div HQ, 138 Coastal Rgt)

A25.31: Aosta Inf Div (5 Inf Rgt, 22 Arty Rgt)

A26.31: Aosta Inf Div (171 Blackshirt Inf Rgt, 6 Inf Rgt)

A26.32: Aosta Inf Div (Div HQ, 28 Mortar Bn)

A31.33: A Mx Bn

A46.31: 207 Coastal Div (177 Brs Inf Rgt)

A47.31: 207 Coastal Div (109 MG Bn, A-12 Coastal Arty Bn)

B17.07: 140 Coastal Rgt 61 Coastal Arty Rgt

B11.15: 179 Coastal Rgt 1 SP

B8.24: Barc Inf Bn

B6.24: Level 1 Air Base

B5.32: 95 Blackshirt Inf Rgt 23 Cav Bn 904, 923 German Fort Bn 2 SPs

B6.31: 116, 119 Coastal Rgt 158 Arty Bn Level 3 Air Base 1x Me-109g (Inactive)

B5.34: Level 2 Air Base

B9.35: Level 3 Air Base

B19.25: Ling Inf Bn

B25.27: 477 Coastal Bn

B35.04: Cm-LiR Blackshirt Inf Bn KG Flrd (I-Flrd, II-Flrd Inf Bn) Bedgni AG Bn

B35.05: KG Flrd (KG HQ, I-Siz, III-Siz Arty Bn, Organic Truck (Full)) 2x Mule Points 2 SPs (Loaded)

B34.07: KG Knr (HG Recon Bn, 215 Pz Bn, IV-Knr Inf Bn)

B33.08: KG Knr (Siz Bicycle Bn)

B32.08: KG Knr (KG HQ, 33 Pio Bn) I-1, II-1 Werfer Bn 2x Wagon Points 3 SPs (2 are Loaded)

B30.10: Livno Inf Div (1 Mortar Bn)

B41.15: HG.Pz Div (HG Pio Bn, HG PJ Bn) 1 SP Level 1 Air Base

B36.14: HG.Pz Div (Div HQ, I-HG Pz Bn, I-1 PG Bn, III-HG Arty Bn)

B32.13: 16 It Corps HQ Livno Inf Div (Div HQ, 11 Assault Eng Bn, 28 Arty Rgt)

B30.14: 2x Mule Points 2 SPs (Loaded)

B36.18: Carm AG Bn