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A German platoon broke cover and began to move around towards the South and the main Soviet axis of attack.

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The Soviet infantry moved in to the woods and the German defenders began to fail.

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As the lone Sherman moved forward a shot hit its side armour and it become suppressed – there was an ATG somewhere!

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The Soviet player deduced that the counter in the far woods held the ATG.

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The infantry about the storm the woods.

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In the north the Soviets continued their advance under constant fire from the Germans in the trenches.

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A platoon of Soviet infantry began to move along the stream making for the suspected ATG position.

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The South woods were taken, a lone German squad was trapped!

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Another picture of the isolated German squad.

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A German platoon continued to move quickly to the north.

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In the North the Soviets despite mounting casualties continued to advance.

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All the surviving Valentines became bogged in the stream!

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Overview of the battle. The woods in the north (left) was under Soviet control. The German trench line in the South (right) was slowing the Soviet advance.

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The Soviets were taking heavy casualties as the range decreased. Their return fire was ineffective.

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The lone German squad was surrounded it manages to take out a Soviet squad before surrendering.

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The Soviets in the trench took on the now visible German Pak38.

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The German platoon rushed towards the North to reinforce the failing defences.

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Bottled up by the swamp and the barbed wire – the Soviets were being shot to pieces. The German player made constant use of the LMG/rifle split fire option, this was very effective.

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The Soviet assault on the Pak38.

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The first Soviet reach the low hill, in the foreground the German platoon was rushing to gain a defensive position.