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Dummy Robert Mary was here! German Ostfront and Freikorps Campaign German Ostfront and Freikorps Campaign 1916 - 1919 Version 3.0 German Campaign: 1916-1919 Version: 1.0 Number of scenarios: 18 Longest path: 17 Campaign designer: Toliy, 03/2005 PeGWW1 conversion: Robert Mary, 05/2005 The German Freikorps were a new breed of the German army. They appeared in late 1918 as volunteer units both on the Eastern Front and at home. The distinguishing characteristic of these men from other military units of the Kaiserreich was their intense loyalty to Germany and love of combat. After the Armistice, the Freikorps formed the backbone of the Reichswehr military. With the rise of Bolshevism in Russia, the Freikorps were sent -as part of a deal with the Entente- to contain the Reds in the Baltics. By this time, the ranks of the Freikorps included many Baltic Germans with family, feudal, and estate ties to the region. As time progressed, the idealism of loyalty and combat turned into militant nationalism and brutality. The Freikorps terror in Latvia and Lithuania became just a note in a chord of human suffering at the hands of Whites, Letts, and Reds during the bloody 1919. This campaign traces the development of the Freikorps during the latter conflicts with Russia in WWI, the Freikorps involvement in rebellions from Bulgaria to Finland, and their campaign in the Baltic region. Other campaigns at: http://users.skynet.be/rmypegww2/ No Dice ;-) Anyway, thanx for playing! Hope you enjoyed Black Angels: The 5th SS Wiking. Any feedback, comments, etc., can be directed to me, Robert Mary at rmypegww2@skynet.be. Feedback on the original PG2 campaign should be directed to MG43, at Sdkfz_173@yahoo.ca. No Dice ;-) Anyway, thanx for playing! Hope you enjoyed Black Angels: The 5th SS Wiking. Any feedback, comments, etc., can be directed to me, Robert Mary at rmypegww2@skynet.be. Feedback on the original PG2 campaign should be directed to MG43, at Sdkfz_173@yahoo.ca. As Operation Frlingserwachen ran out of steam, the Soviets launched a massive counter offensive, the Vienna Operation, on March 15 1945. By March 20, the Wiking were almost completely encircled. The men of the Wiking division were saved by the sacrifice of the 9th SS Hohenstaufen, who managed, despite being bled white, to hold open a small corridor that allowed Wiking to escape. On March 24, another Soviet attack pushed the exhausted Wiking back towards Vienna. Any semblance of an organised line of defence was gone. The 5th SS Wiking then executed a fighting withdrawal into Czechoslovakia, and by early May, they were within reach of the American forces, to whom the division officially surrendered near Furstenfeld, Austria on May 9 1945.... Thanks for playing! Hope you enjoyed Black Angels: The 5th SS Wiking. Any feedback, comments, etc., can be directed to me, Robert Mary at rmypegww2@skynet.be. Feedback on the original PG2 campaign should be directed to MG43, at Sdkfz_173@yahoo.ca. As Operation Frlingserwachen ran out of steam, the Soviets launched a massive counter offensive, the Vienna Operation, on March 15 1945. By March 20, the Wiking were almost completely encircled. The men of the Wiking division were saved by the sacrifice of the 9th SS Hohenstaufen, who managed, despite being bled white, to hold open a small corridor that allowed Wiking to escape. On March 24, another Soviet attack pushed the exhausted Wiking back towards Vienna. Any semblance of an organised line of defence was gone. The 5th SS Wiking then executed a fighting withdrawal into Czechoslovakia, and by early May, they were within reach of the American forces, to whom the division officially surrendered near Furstenfeld, Austria on May 9 1945.... Thanks for playing! Hope you enjoyed Black Angels: The 5th SS Wiking. Any feedback, comments, etc., can be directed to me, Robert Mary at rmypegww2@skynet.be. Feedback on the original PG2 campaign should be directed to MG43, at Sdkfz_173@yahoo.ca. US MARINE CORPS CAMPAIGN US MARINE CORPS CAMPAIGN Version: 1.0 Equipment: PeG-WW2 Pacific E-File Number of Scenarios: 14 Longest Path: 14 Player Country: US Navy/Marine Corps PG2 Campaign Designer: Steve Brown, 08/2005 PG2 Extra Scenario: "Iwo Jima" by Chris Nies PG2 Special Award: Mick Marchand ("Tinian" map) PeG-WW2 Campaign: Robert Mary, 09/2006 This campaign follows battles of the US Marine Corps from 1942-45. The campaign starts at Guadalcanal (5 scenarios) then follows the Solomons campaign (New Georgia and Bougainville), afterwards you fight on New Britain (Cape Gloucester and Talasea) and finally move to the Central Pacific (Tinian) and finish on Iwo Jima. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ US ARMY NEW GUINEA CAMPAIGN, 1942-44 US ARMY NEW GUINEA CAMPAIGN, 1942-44 Version: 1.0 Equipment: PeG-WW2 Pacific E-File Number of Scenarios: 16 Longest Path: 15 Player Country: USA PG2 Campaign Designer: Steve Brown, 04/2004 PeG-WW2 Campaign: Robert Mary, 11/2006 The Campaign: You will fight battles by the US Army from November 1942 to August 1944 in New Guinea and New Britain. It starts at Buna with your inexperienced army against an experienced enemy and ends with desperate battles along the Driniumor River in 1944. After Hollandia you have a choice of fighting on Biak or in the Sarmi area. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ Diggers at War Australian Campaign Diggers at War Australian Campaign Version: 1.0 Equipment: PeG-WW2 Pacific E-File Number of Scenarios: 16 Longest Path: 15 Player Country: Australia PG2 Campaign Designer: Bill Dickens, 04/2004 PeG-WW2 Campaign: Robert Mary, 12/2006 From Penang (Malaya) to ???? Made in honour (note spelling) of my two favorite Australians Steve Brown and Madmike Thorne. Thankfully, Madmike has not been corrupted by American influence like poor Steve has . . . Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ AUSTRALIAN BOUGAINVILLE CAMPAIGN AUSTRALIAN BOUGAINVILLE CAMPAIGN 1944-45 Version: 1.0 Equipment: PeG-WW2 Pacific E-File Number of Scenarios: 19 Longest Path: 11 Player Country: Australia PG2 Campaign Designer: Dennis Felling, 07/2005 PeG-WW2 Campaign: Robert Mary, 12/2006 In November 1943 American Marines land at Torokina and establish a beachhead. Not until March 1944 the Japanese launch a massive counterattack. The attack is held and center of war moves on closer to Japan. To make American divisions free for tasks elsewhere, Australian forces will take over the American perimeter on Bougainville. But they will not sit down and be idle. The Australians will launch offensives to reduce the Japanese power on Bougainville. The Japanese have four times as much soldiers on the island. Can you liberate Bougainville all the way up to Buka in the north and Buin in the south ? Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ Schlieffen Plan 1914-1918 Schlieffen Plan 1914-1918 German Campaign: 1914-1918 Version: 5.0 Number of scenarios: 9 Longest path: 9 Campaign designer: Jurgen Smet, 03/2005 PeGWW1 conversion: Robert Mary, 02/2007 The initial moves in WW1 were dictated by plans drawn up in the years before the war. The plan with the most impact on the war in the Western Europe was Germany's Schlieffen plan. The 1905 plan developed by Count Alfred von Schlieffen, had the following key features: - A bold and decisive 6 week initial move against France before Russia could mobilize. - Violation of Dutch and Belgian neutrality as the strong German right wing swept westwards to enter France from its northern borders. - A weak German left wing to contain the French on their eastern border in Lorraine. Von Schlieffen's successor von Moltke made the plan less daring by not moving through Holland - which created a bottleneck near the city of Liege - and by strengthening the defensive left wing by taking away troops from the offensive right wing. Your core forces are part of the offensive right wing moving into Belgium. Can you make von Moltke's plan work? NB: This campaign will evolve as far as the author will draw up extra scenarios. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ DEFENDING THE REICH DEFENDING THE REICH German Campaign 1942-???? Version: 2.0 Equipment: PeG-WW2 European E-File Number of Scenarios: 6 Longest Path: 6 PG2 Campaign Designer: SSI, 1997 PeG-WW2 Campaign: Mark Kirby, 01/06/2000 and Robert Mary, 17/03/2007 While Germany was on the strategic defensive after the fall of Stalingrad, there were several operational offensives before the Soviet conquest of Berlin. You take control of Axis forces trying to re-open the way to Stalingrad, and try to change history. Can you stop the Allies before they reach Berlin? WARNING! This is the toughest of the Panzer General 2 campaigns. This campaign is for the General who is willing to risk everything to win. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ Red Tide Rising June 1, 1945 Postwar mistrust between the Allied Powers leads to hostilities. The Soviets attack U.S. and British forces near Dessau, attempting to drive towards Halle, Sangerhausen and Halberstadt. 2 Players 18 Turns Note: PG2 scenario converted for PeG-WW2 by Robert Mary, use USA 46 or USSR 46 gameset depending on the chosen side. US NORTH AFRICA AND ITALY CAMPAIGN US NORTH AFRICA AND ITALY CAMPAIGN 1942-44 US Campaign 1942-1944 Version: 1.0 Equipment: PeG-WW2 Western Front E-File Number of Scenarios: 24 Longest Path: 20 PG2 Campaign Designer: Steve Brown 12/2005 PeG-WW2 Campaign: Robert Mary, 05/2007 This campaign starts with Operation Torch in November 1942 (your choice of commanding the Casablanca, Oran or Port Lyautey landings), continues to Tunisia, Sicily and finishes at Salerno and Anzio 1943-1944. It also has some player-determined scenario choices, in 2 places YOU decide which scenarios you want to play. There are a couple of non-historic scenarios in North Africa that you play after a loss in some of the historic ones. Please read the readme first for installation instructions, particularly if you are a new player. Enjoy! Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ Rising Sun Rising Sun Japanese Campaign 1937-???? Version: 1.0 Equipment: PeG-WW2 Pacific E-File Number of Scenarios: 45 Longest Path: 20 PG2 Campaign Designers: Santiago Fuertes & Pablo Schlegel 12/2006 PeG-WW2 Campaign: Robert Mary, 08/2007 Join the Imperial Japanese Army from the early years of the first conflicts in WWII. Begin in Asia with China and Manchuria up to the jungle battles in the Pacific islands or to Burma against the Allied forces. Your destiny as a Japanese general is not still clear. Will you end your days fighting to save the sacred Japanese main islands or will you help establish Japan as the preeminent power in Asia? You are expected to follow the seven virtudes of the Bushido Code if victory needs your sacrifice: rectitude, courage, benevolence, respect, honesty, honor and loyalty. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ SHOGUN General SHOGUN General Japanese Campaign 1937-???? Version: 1.0 Equipment: PeG-WW2 Pacific E-File Number of Scenarios: 22 Longest Path: 15 PG2 Campaign Designer: Santiago Fuertes 2003 PeG-WW2 Campaign: Robert Mary, 09/2007 Commander, the Japanese Empire are embarked into an age of conquest and expansion, and you have been selected for lead this group of Japanese warriors, with the mission of reach the most important goals. Your troops are waiting for you in China, are you ready? Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ US Korean War Campaign US Korean War Campaign US campaign: 1950 - 1951 Version: 1.0 Equipment: PeG-WW2 Korean E-File Number of scenarios: 12 Longest path: 12 Campaign designer: Pablo Schlegel & Santiago Fuertes, 24/04/2006 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 26/05/2006 The tension between South Korea and North Korea has reached a critical point. North Korea crossed the 38th parallel. Command the UN expeditionary forces lead by USA and South Korean troops to stop the communist invasion. The North Korean People's Army have crossed the 38th paralel, and now is driving onwards to Seoul. You are the selected commander tasked with the mission to stop the communist advance in Korea. The high command of the U.S. Army is sure you are the best suitable general for this campaign. Face the North Korean and Chinese enemies, from the retreat to the Pusan Perimeter until the Fall Offensives at the end of the war. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ Red Star Over China 1950-1955 Red Star Over China 1950-1955 Version: 1.0 Equipment: PeG-WW2 Korean E-File Number of Scenarios: 9 Longest Path: 9 Player Country: China PG2 Campaign Designer: Santiago Fuertes, 08/2007 PeG-WW2 Campaign: Robert Mary, 26/12/2007 China warned American leaders through neutral diplomats that it would intervene to protect its national security. On October 8, 1950, the day after American troops crossed the 38th parallel, Chairman Mao Zedong issued the order to assemble the Chinese People Volunteer Army. Seventy percent of the members of the PVA were Chinese regulars from the Chinese People Liberation Army. Mao ordered the army to move to the Yalu River, ready to cross. Mao sought Soviet aid and saw intervention as essentially defensive: f we allow the U.S. to occupy all of Korea?we must be prepared for the U.S. to declare?war with China,?he told Stalin. The asian situation is not easy today, and the Chairman Mao needs men like you. Are you ready to deal with the capitalist powers?, or maybe your ambition will take you to bigger objectives?... Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ NORTH KOREAN CAMPAIGN 1950-1951 NORTH KOREAN CAMPAIGN 1950-1951 Version: 1.0 Equipment: PeG-WW2 Korean E-File Number of Scenarios: 14 Longest Path: 14 Player Country: North Korea PG2 Campaign Designer: Dennis Felling, 07/2005 PeG-WW2 Campaign: Robert Mary, 12/2006 Korea has been in the hands of foreign powers for far too long. The Imperialist Japanese have been driven off our peninsula only to make room for capitalistic Americans - but only in the south. The people of North Korea have the full support from our comrades in the Soviet Union. They have supplied us with weapons, trucks, artillery, mortars, and their famous T-34 tanks! Now the time has to come to unite Korea under the communist banner and free the people of South Korea from their capitalistic oppressors!!! Take Command of North Korean units from Seoul to the Naktong River. Fight at the Pusan Perimeter and retreat all the way across the peninsula when General MacArthur's troops land at Inch'on and threaten to cut you off. Once complete defeat looked like the only option and then the Chinese intervene and drive the United Nations troops south. Lead guerilla activity behind enemy lines while your force is being refitted. Then again command your units alongside our Chinese allies to try once more to liberate South Korea. In the summer of 1951 the major powers decide the fate of Korea by starting to negotiate a truce... Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ BIG RED ONE - US 1ST INFANTRY DIVISION BIG RED ONE - US 1ST INFANTRY DIVISION US Campaign: 1942-1945 Version: 1.0 Equipment: PeG-WW2 Western Front E-File Number of scenarios: 16 Longest path: 16 Campaign designer: Dennis Felling, 12/2007 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 12/2007 The 1st Infantry Division entered combat in World War II as part of "Operation Torch", the invasion of North Africa (from El Guettar up to Bizerte), the first American campaign against the Axis powers. The Division then moved on to take Sicily in "Operation Husky" (Gela on July 10, 1943, Troina and the straits of Messina). When that campaign was over, the division returned to England to prepare for the Normandy invasion. It was the division that stormed Omaha Beach on D-Day, some units suffering 30 percent casualties in the first hour, and secured Formigny and Caumont in the beachhead. The division followed up the St. Lo break-through with an attack on Marigny, 27 July 1944, and then drove across France in a continuous offensive, reaching the German border at Aachen in September. The division took the city after a direct assault, 21 October 1944. The First then attacked east of Aachen through Hurtgen Forest, driving to the Roer, and moved to a rest area 7 December for its first real rest in 6 months' combat, when the Wacht Am Rhein offensive (commonly called the Battle of the Bulge) suddenly broke loose, 16 December. The division raced to the Ardennes, and fighting continuously from 17 December 1944 to 28 January 1945, helped blunt and turn back the German offensive. Thereupon, the division attacked and again breached the Siegfried Line, fought across the Roer, 23 February 1945, and drove on to the Rhine, crossing at the Remagen bridgehead, 15 and 16 March 1945. The division broke out of the bridgehead, took part in the encirclement of the Ruhr Pocket, captured Paderborn, pushed through the Harz Mountains, and was in Czechoslovakia, when the war in Europe ended. Sixteen members of the division were awarded the Medal of Honor. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ NO PRICE TOO HIGH NO PRICE TOO HIGH Version 1.0 Equipment: PeG-WW2 Western Front E-File Number of scenarios: 16 Longest path: 12 Campaign designer: George Amodeo aka MG43, 05/2006 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 07/2006 1941-45 A semi historical campaign tracing Canada's involvement in WW2. It would definitely be a good idea to read each briefing carefully before playing the scenario. Enough said, now Enjoy! Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ FRENCH CAMPAIGN 1940-44 FRENCH CAMPAIGN 1940-44 Version: 1.0 Equipment File: PeG-WW2 Western Front Number of Scenarios: 12 Longest Path: 12 Campaign designer: Steve Brown 11/2003 PeG-WW2 conversion: Robert Mary 08/2006 This campaign starts in France in 1940 with counterattacks against the German blitzkrieg. If you escape the fall of France you move to North Africa where you join the Free French; you then participate in battles in Libya, Tunisia, Italy and France. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ WACHT AM RHEIN WACHT AM RHEIN - "The Battle of the Bulge" Version: 3.0 Equipment: PeG-WW2 Western Front E-File Number of scenarios: 6 Longest path: 5 Campaign designer: Pablo Schlegel, 2003 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 02/2007 German campaign: Decembre 1944 - January 1945 December 1944, The Wehrmacht is decided to begin his last large scale operation in order to divide the allied armies. The mission will be the hardest due to lack of fuel and troops, loss of air supremacy and above all the quality of the enemy units. The advance to Antwerp will be a little lesser than Impossible. Good Luck! Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ STALINGRAD - Soviet Campaign STALINGRAD Version 3.0 Equipment: Eastern Front e-file Number of scenarios: 19 Longest path: 14 Campaign designer: Jorge Gabitto PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 06/2004 June 30, 1942 The German attack in southern Russia from the start of the offensive until the destruction of Army Group B. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ HUNGARIAN CAMPAIGN HUNGARIAN CAMPAIGN Hungarian campaign 1940-1945 Version: 1.0 Equipment: Eastern Front e-file Number of scenarios: 8 Longest path: 8 Campaign designer: Matti, 03/2001 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 08/2005 You command Hungarians army in Transsylvia, Yugoslavia and Russia. At last you try to save your own country. Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net/ DIVISION AZUL Crusade in Russia Version 1.0 Equipment: Eastern Front or European e-file Number of scenarios: 7 Longest path: 7 Campaign designer: Santiago Fuertes, 04/2004 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 06/2004 October 1941 - ???? The birth of the Spanish Blue Division came as a desperate political move to appease the Germans in a time were alliances in Europe meant the disappearances and destruction of entire nations. The Blue Division volunteers were only destined to learn first hand the horrors of combat on the eastern front, far removed from the political games the Spanish government was playing. Could you take the Division Azul to the victory in Russia? Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net/ ARCTIC STORMS - Finnish Ordeal 1939-44 ARCTIC STORMS - The Finnish Ordeal 1939-44 Version 1.0 Equipment: Eastern Front e-file Number of scenarios: 12 Longest path: 12 Campaign designer: George Amodeo aka MG43, 14/05/2006 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 17/07/2006 On November 30th 1939,the Soviet Union set into motion a series of events that would test Finnish national strength and resolve to the limits. On and off again, for a period of five years, the Soviet Union tried to realize it's dream of having the "hammer and sickle" fly permanently over Helsinki. Usually outnumbered, and having to partially rely on captured or donated equipment, the Finns proved to be one of the toughest and most resourceful soldiers of WW2... A historical campaign tracing Finland's involvement through 2 wars with the Soviet Union, and a war with Germany. 12 scenarios long, a linear path, and lots of fun! Happy Blasting! Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww/2.net WHITE DEATH - Finnish Campaign WHITE DEATH: Finnish Campaign Version 1.0 Equipment: Eastern Front e-file Number of scenarios: 13 Longest path: 13 Campaign designer: Pablo Schlegel, 01/2006 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 02/2006 This campaign is divided in three parts: (a) Winter War: 30/11/1939 - 13/3/1940 The first one was the so-called "Winter War" from November 30, 1939 to March 13, 1940 which started after Finland refused to yield to demands made by the Soviet Union concerning areas of Finnish territory along the Finnish south-eastern border. What really sealed Finlands destiny was the Ribbentrop pact made between Soviet Union and Nazi Germany and its secret (at that time) division of Europe into Soviet Unions and Germanys interest spheres. (b) Continuation War: 25/6/1941 - 4/9/1944 When Germany attacked Soviet Union (Barbarossa) Finland allowed German troops to attack Soviet Union through Finland in the north (Germanys goal was to capture Murmansk). Finland did not declare war on Soviet Union and did not start hostilities until Soviet Union started bombing Finnish territory (cities) on morning of 25 June, 1941. As a result Finnish prime minister Rangell noted in a speech held at parliament that Finland is now at war with Soviet Union. (c) Lapland War: 27/9/1944 - 27/4/1945 The third war is called the "Lapland War" and was fought against Germany after the armistice with the Soviet Union. Finland didn't really want to fight the germans but the pressure from Allies (mainly Soviet Union) was so great that the "war" escalated into a real fighting between the former allies in the northern Finland (Lapland). Last german troops were out of Finnish borders. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ AXIS SLOVAKIA Slovak Campaign 1939-1944 Version 1.0 Equipment: Eastern Front e-file Number of scenarios: 10 Longest path: 10 Campaign designer: Patrice Gaudette aka Arpitec, 2003 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 01/2006 Slovakia's Armed Forces took part in the invasion of Poland, and briefly fought the Hungarians before participating in their most dangerous endeavor: the invasion of the Soviet Union. The Slovak contribution in Russia included several divisions (one of them motorized) and lasted from 1941-1943. In 1944 a part of the Slovak Army rebelled against the Nazis and their uprising lasted from the end of August until late October 1944. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ BLACK ANGELS: The 5th SS Wiking BLACK ANGELS: The 5th SS Wiking Version 1.0 Equipment: Eastern Front e-file Number of scenarios: 16 Longest path: 16 Campaign designer: George Amodeo aka MG43, 12/2005 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 01/2006 In December 1940, the first truly international division of the Waffen-SS was born. SS-Division (mot) Germania, (whose name was soon changed to SS-Division (mot) Wiking), was created around three motorised infantry regiments: Germania, formed mostly from ethnic Germans; Westland, consisting mainly of Dutch and Flemish volunteers; and Nordland, comprised mostly of Danes, Swedes and Norwegians. Command of the newly formed division was given to SS-Obergruppenfuhrer Felix Steiner, the brilliant former commander of the SS-VT's Deutschland Regiment. After its formation was complete, Wiking was sent to Truppen-Ubungsplatz Heuberg in Germany for training. By April 1941, Wiking was deemed combat-ready... Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ STALINGRAD - The Campaign STALINGRAD - The Campaign Version 1.0 Equipment: Eastern Front e-file Number of scenarios: 21 Longest path: 14 Campaign designer: Jorge Gabitto PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 12/2005 June 30, 1942 The German attack in southern Russia from the start of the offensive until the destruction of Army Group B. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ BARBAROSSA OPERATION BARBAROSSA June 22, 1941 The German invasion of the Soviet Union. German campaign 1939 - 1942 Version: 3.0 Equipment: Eastern Front e-file Number of scenarios: 50 Longest path: 20 Campaign designer: Jorge Gabitto PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 12/2004 Directive nr 21 : Barbarossa Operation ----------------------------------------------------- "The Wehrmacht must be ready to crush Soviet forces in a short campaign (4 weeks) before end of the war with Great-Britain. Conquest of the line Arkhangelsk-Astrakhan is the ultimate objective". You start on 09/17/1939 assaulting Brest-Litovsk while our recent "allies" invade Poland from the rear. You then chose among 3 campaigns to play : (a) Army Group North (starting from East-Prussia through Baltic States) under the command of Von Leeb; (b) Army Group Centre (starting from Warsaw through Minsk and Smolensk on the Moscow road) under the command of Von Bock; (c) Army Group South (starting from Bug river through Pripet swamps, Bessarabia, Kiev and Dniepr river) under the command of Von Rundstedt. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ KURSK - The Campaign KURSK - The Campaign July 4 - 15, 1943 The German attack in the Kursk salient during the Summer of 1943. The turning point in the war in the Eastern Front. German campaign 1943 Version: 2.0 Equipment: Eastern Front or European e-file Number of scenarios: 11 Longest path: 9 Campaign designer: Jorge Gabitto PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 09/2004 Operation Zitadelle -------------------------- The salient around Kursk, created by the Soviet advances after the German loss at Stalingrad, drew the Germans' attention. The German plans, code named "Zitadelle", were to cut the bulge by capturing Prokhorovka. While the Germans waited to receive their new Tiger and Panther tanks before attacking, the Soviets, knowing of the German plan, took this time to deploy their forces in depth. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ FALL WEISS [14 Armee] FALL WEISS - Poland 1939 German campaign: 09/02/1939 - 09/22/1939 Version: 1.0 Equipment: Eastern Front or European e-file Number of scenarios: 4 Longest path: 4 Campaign designer: Santiago Fuertes, 2004 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 09/2004 -14th German Army, Army Group South- -General List- September 1939, Germany has finally broken the relationships with Poland, the invasion is on the way. The Poles will try to resist with an outdated army against the fast German Panzerdivisionen. With the 14th German Army, you will have under your command the next units; the 5th Panzer Division, the SS unit "Germania", the 8th Infanterie Division and an Engineer unit. Your first mission as a commander of the 14th Army, will be the assault on Krakow, one of the more industrialized areas in Poland. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ FALL WEISS [3 Armee] FALL WEISS - Poland 1939 German campaign: 09/05/1939 - 09/22/1939 Version: 1.0 Equipment: Eastern Front or European e-file Number of scenarios: 4 Longest path: 4 Campaign designer: Santiago Fuertes, 2004 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 09/2004 -3th German Army, Army Group North- -General Khler- September, 1939, Germany finally has broken the relationships with Poland, the invasion is on the way. The Polish will try to resist with an outdated army against the fast German Panzerdivisionen. In the 3rd Army you will have the control of the Panzer Division ''Kempf'', the 10th Infanterie Division, and the 1st Cavalry Brigade. Your mission will be open the way to Warsaw from East Prussia. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ FALL WEISS [8 Armee] FALL WEISS - Poland 1939 German campaign: 09/04/1939 - 09/22/1939 Version: 1.0 Equipment: Eastern Front or European e-file Number of scenarios: 4 Longest path: 4 Campaign designer: Santiago Fuertes, 2004 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 09/2004 -8th German Army, Army Group South- -General Blaskowitz- September, 1939, Germany finally has broken the relationships with Poland, the invasion is on the way. The Polish will try to resist with an outdated army against the fast German Panzerdivisionen. If you join the 8th German Army, you will have under your command the 10th Infanterie Division, an air recon unit added to the XIII Armeekorps, the SS unit "Leibstandarte", and the 26th Fighters group from the Luftwaffe. The 8th Army will cross the German-Polish boundary to engage the main group of Polish defenses consisting of the Armies of Poznan, Lodz, and the Operative Group of Kutno. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ ARMY GROUP CENTER ARMY GROUP CENTER German campaign: 1941 - 1945 Version: 1.0 Equipment: Eastern Front e-file Number of scenarios: 26 Longest path: 21 Campaign designer: Jorge Gabitto, 18/12/2000 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 04/2006 This Campaign depicts the struggle of a German Panzer formation from Barbarossa up to the Vistula-Oder Soviet offensive. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ ARMY GROUP CENTER - Barbarossa ARMY GROUP CENTER - Barbarossa German campaign: 1941 - 1942 Version: 1.0 Equipment: Eastern Front e-file Number of scenarios: 14 Longest path: 10 Campaign designer: Jorge Gabitto, 18/12/2000 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 04/2006 This Campaign depicts the struggle of a German Panzer division in Operation Barbarossa. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ ARMY GROUP CENTER - Historical Campaign ARMY GROUP CENTER - Historical Campaign German campaign: 1941 - 1942 Version: 1.0 Equipment: Eastern Front e-file Number of scenarios: 21 Longest path: 21 Campaign designer: Jorge Gabitto, 18/12/2000 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 04/2006 This Campaign depicts the struggle of a German Panzer formation belonging to the Army Group Center in the Eastern Front. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ BATTLE FOR THE DNIEPR LINE BATTLE FOR THE DNIEPR LINE German Campaign 1943 Version: 1.0 Equipment: Eastern Front e-file Number of scenarios: 21 Longest path: 21 Campaign designer: Jorge Gabitto, 03/2001 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 09/2005 Campaign describing the German defense of the Eastern Ukraine and the line along the Dniepr River during Fall 1943. Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net/ CASE RED CASE RED German campaign: 1942 - 1943 Version: 1.0 Equipment: Eastern Front e-file Number of scenarios: 22 Longest path: 21 Campaign designer: Jorge Gabitto, 05/2002 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 04/2006 What-if campaign exploring an alternate direction for the German offensive of 1942. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ SOVIET BLACK SEA CAMPAIGN 1941-1944 SOVIET BLACK SEA CAMPAIGN 1941-1944 Soviet Campaign: June 1941 - Sept 1944 Version: 1.0 Equipment: Eastern Front e-file Number of scenarios: 27 Longest path: 26 Campaign designer: Dennis Felling, 04/2005 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 08/2005 In 1941 German and Rumanian Armies invade the Soviet Union. Along the Black Sea coasts battles were fought from the beginning in 1941 until far into 1944. Odessa, Sevastopol, Kerch, Feodosiya, Rostov, Novorossiysk, Ordzhonikidze, Maikop. All important battles, fought close to the Black Sea. The enemy will drive you back during 1941 and 1942, but in the winter of 1942/1943 the tide turns, and during 1943 and 1944 you will advance west. Finally you reach the positions you had in 1941, and invade Rumania and Bulgaria. Then the coasts of the Black Sea are once again pacified. Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net/ SCORCHED EARTH SCORCHED EARTH - The Wehrmacht in Russia German Campaign 1941-1945 Version: 1.0 Number of scenarios: 50 Longest path: 50 Campaign designer: GordonN, 08/2006 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 11/2008 "Verbrannte Erde" (German vision) The divisions of the German armed forces and the Waffen SS start with here "Blitzkrieg" against the Soviet Union. Your operation objectives: You take the command of some divisions which were tested in the fight to smash the soviet troops as fast as possible; the capture of the Balt states, the Ukraine and the capital "Moscow". The Bolshevist troops must be crushed merciless, to demonstrate that the re-stand against the German armed forces is useless. Crush every re-stand and clean the villages and towns. ---Original message from OKW (in German)--- Wir schreiben den 22. Juni 1941, an dem die deutsche Wehrmacht und die Divisionen der Waffen-SS ihren Blitzkrieg gegen die Sowjetunion beginnen. Ihre Operationsziele: die schnelle Zerschlagung der ihr entgegenstehenden sowjetischen Truppen, die Besetzung der Baltenstaaten, der Ukraine und die Besetzung der Hauptstadt Moskau. Sie uebernehmen das Kommando ueber mehrere im Kampf erprobte Division. Die bolschewistischen Kraefte muessen ruecksichtslos zerschlagen werden, um der Welt zu demonstrieren das der Wiederstand gegen die deutsche Wehrmacht zwecklos ist. Brechen sie jeden Wiederstand und saeubern sie die Doerfer und Staedte. Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net/ US ARMY SOUTHWEST PACIFIC CAMPAIGN US ARMY SOUTHWEST PACIFIC CAMPAIGN, 1941-45 Version: 1.0 Equipment: PeG-WW2 Pacific E-File Number of Scenarios: 29 Longest Path: 26 Player Country: USA PG2 Campaign Designer: Steve Brown, 04/2004 PeG-WW2 Campaign: Robert Mary, 11/2008 The Campaign: You will fight battles by the US Army from November 1942 to August 1944 in New Guinea and New Britain. It starts at Buna with your inexperienced army against an experienced enemy and ends with desperate battles along the Driniumor River in 1944. After Hollandia you have a choice of fighting on Biak or in the Sarmi area. This campaign is an extension of the US Army New Guinea Campaign (USNGC) and is intended to replace it. It follows the US Army from December 1941 to June 1945 in New Guinea and the Philippines (and some other places). The campaign starts with the Japanese invasion of the Philippines. If you survive you are sent with a new army to New Guinea and finally you return to the Philippines. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ STALIN ATTACKS! STALIN ATTACKS! German Campaign 1943-1945 Version: 1.0 Number of scenarios: 19 Longest path: 19 Campaign designer: Bob C, 01/2009 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 02/2009 PeGWW2 e-file: Eastern Front v 1.02d Hypothetical campaign In 1941, the Red Army was the largest army in the world. Stalin may, as I said, not have planned to attack Germany in autumn 1941. But it would be hard to believe that he would not have taken the opportunity to stab Germany in the back sometime. This campaign in no way presupposes to the throw fuel on the fire of the heated discussion of whether Stalin would or would not have attacked had not Germany attacked in World War Two. What this campaign does do, is to show armored warfare tactics from a Battalion to Corps scale. In Hypothesis, the story goes after a heated arms race, Stalin takes the initiative and attacks on May first 1943... WELLINGTON CAMPAIGN (1809-1815) WELLINGTON CAMPAIGN British campaign 1809-1815 Version: 1.0 Number of scenarios: 9 Longest path: 9 PeG Napoleonic campaign version 1.0: Robert Mary, 05/2009 The Peninsular War or Spanish War of Independence was a contest between France and the allied powers of Spain, the United Kingdom, and Portugal for control of the Iberian Peninsula during the Napoleonic Wars. The war began when French armies invaded Portugal in 1807 and Spain in 1808 and lasted until the Sixth Coalition defeated Napoleon in 1814. Back from Elba Napoleon attacked in Belgium in order to defeat separately the Anglo-Prussian armies before their merge. Sir Arthur Wellesley had also to intervene in 1815 in a place promised to posterity named Waterloo... Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net/ AUSTERLITZ CAMPAIGN (1805) AUSTERLITZ CAMPAIGN French Campaign 1805-1815 Version: 3.0 Number of scenarios: 9 Longest path: 9 PG2 Campaign designer: Konstantin Katazas, 2001 PG2 Napoleonic Mod update: Haleberdiers of the Viceroy 08/2005 Additional scenario (Elyau) by Juanjo Pineda, 2005 PeG Napoleonic conversion version 1.0: Robert Mary, 08/2005 PeG Napoleonic conversion version 2.0: Robert Mary, 07/2007 PeG Napoleonic conversion version 3.0: Robert Mary, 03/2009 By April 1805 the Emperor Napoleon I was preparing the great invasion against Britain but the French navy was unable to secure control of the English channel to ensure his armies safe crossing. Because of that Napoleon was forced to abandon his plan for the invasion. In the meantime the newly concluded Coalition of Britain Austria and Russia is posing a great threat to the French Empire and its allies. Once again the Grande Arm嶪 is mobilizing against the European monarchies. Are you up to the task, or it is time to give up your command ? Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net/ CAMPAIGN IN EGYPT (1798-1799) CAMPAIGN IN EGYPT French Campaign 1798-1799 Version: 2.0 Number of scenarios: 8 Longest path: 8 PG2 Campaign designer: Konstantin Karatzas 2001 PG2 Napoleonic Mod update: Haleberdiers of the Viceroy 08/2005 PeG Napoleonic conversion v 1.0: Robert Mary, 10/2005 PeG Napoleonic conversion v 2.0: Robert Mary, 07/2007 On 2nd March 1798 Napoleon campaigned in Egypt setting sail in May and destroying the ruling Moslem Fatamid Dynasty there. Within three months the young general had raised and outfitted an expeditionary force of just under 40.000 which included scientists engineers and veteran troops from the Army of Italy. On the way the French seized Corsica and Malta and its considerable treasury and then proceeded on towards Alexandria where the city fell to Bonaparte within hours of the French fleet's arrival. On 21 July they drew within sight of Cairo and were treated to an aweinspiring view of the Pyramids... Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net/ THE FALL OF THE EAGLE (1812-1815) THE FALL OF THE EAGLE THE SIXTH COALITION WAR AND THE HUNDRED DAYS French Campaign (June 1812 - July 1815) Version: 2.0 Number of scenarios: 37 Longest path: 37 Icon designer: Fairline PeG Napoleonic campaign designer: Robert Mary, 05/2009 In the War of the Sixth Coalition (1812?814), a coalition of Austria, Prussia, Russia, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and a number of German States finally defeated France and drove Napoleon Bonaparte into exile on Elba. After Napoleon's disastrous invasion of Russia, the continental powers joined Russia, Britain, and the rebels in Spain and Portugal. With their armies reorganized along more Napoleonic lines, they drove Napoleon out of Germany in 1813 and invaded France in 1814, forcing Napoleon to abdicate and restoring the Bourbons. Two-and-a-half million troops fought in the conflict and the total dead amounted to as many as two million. The final stage of the war, the defence of France, saw the French Emperor temporarily regain his former mastery, he repulsed vastly superior armies in the Six Days Campaign, which many believe to be the most brilliant feat of generalship of his illustrious career. Ultimately, Napoleon's earlier setbacks in Russia and Germany proved to be the seeds of his undoing, and the Allies occupied Paris, forcing his abdication. In European history, the period 20 March?8 June 1815, marking the French emperor Napoleon's escape from imprisonment on Elba to his departure from Paris after losing the battle of Waterloo on 18 June. The Napoleonic Wars ended following Napoleon's final defeat at Waterloo (18 June 1815) and the Second Treaty of Paris. Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net/ CAMPAIGN OF FRANCE (1814) CAMPAIGN OF FRANCE French Campaign (January 1814 - April 1814) Version: 1.0 Number of scenarios: 11 Longest path: 11 Icon designer: Fairline PeG Napoleonic campaign designer: Robert Mary, 04/2009 In January 1814 the French army was again on home soil after the defeats of 1812 and 1813. 73,000 men were lost as a direct result of Leipzig and Napoleon was obliged to leave another 100,000 troops in garrisons in Germany. The classes of 1812 to 1815 were called up, theoretically producing 936,000 conscripts but evasions and lack of weapons meant only 310,000 raw untrained recruits joined the colours. Both side aim in 1814 was Paris, the one to defend it, the other to capture it. However the Allies disharmonious policies meant all was not well with their plan of campaign: * Britain was fully committed to forcing the Pyrenees this year and could apply no pressure elsewhere. * The Russian Czar had his eye on the fall of Paris in revenge for the loss of Moscow in 1812 although his subordinates informed him that Mother Russia was now safe from further direct attack. Any more waste would be purely for the benefit of Austria, Prussia and Britain. * The Austrian Emperor, advised by Metternich, was prepared to offer Napoleon terms. Most of Austria territory was recovered and she was wary of seeing any increase in power and influence of her old adversaries Prussia and Russia. * The Prussian King was under the thrall of the Czar and wanted to agree his plans, but, following 1806 his people harboured a violent hatred of France and Napoleon in particular. His advisors emphasized that for the safety of his crown, the total destruction of Napoleon was essential. While the talking continued, Napoleon worked like a demon to build up France defences. Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net/ PENINSULA CAMPAIGN (1808-1814) PENINSULA CAMPAIGN French Campaign 1808-1814 Version: 1.0 Number of scenarios: 9 Longest path: 9 PeG Napoleonic campaign version 1.0: Robert Mary, 03/2009 The Peninsular War or Spanish War of Independence was a contest between France and the allied powers of Spain, the United Kingdom, and Portugal for control of the Iberian Peninsula during the Napoleonic Wars. The war began when French armies invaded Portugal in 1807 and Spain in 1808 and lasted until the Sixth Coalition defeated Napoleon in 1814. As part of Napoleon's plan to subjugate Spain in May 1808, Dupont was sent into Andaluc燰 with 13,000 troops to take C鏎doba and Sevilla. Dupont's force had few veteran troops and as such was quite inadequate for the task. Oman remarks that it was "a military crime of the first order to send 13,000 troops of this quality on an important expedition". Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net/ THE RISE OF THE EAGLE (1796-1809) THE RISE OF THE EAGLE THE FRENCH REVOLUTIONARY WARS UP TO THE FIFTH COALITION French Campaign (August 1796 - July 1809) Version: 1.0 Number of scenarios: 45 Longest path: 40 Icon designer: Fairline PeG Napoleonic campaign designer: Robert Mary, 07/2009 The French Revolutionary Wars were a series of major conflicts, from 1792 until 1802, fought between the French Revolutionary government and several European states. Marked by French revolutionary fervour and military innovations, the campaigns saw the French Revolutionary Armies defeat a number of opposing coalitions and expand French control to the Low Countries, Italy, and the Rhineland. The wars involved enormous numbers of soldiers, mainly due to the application of modern mass conscription. The French Revolutionary Wars are usually divided between the First Coalition (1792?797) and the Second Coalition (1798?801), although France was also at war with Great Britain continuously from 1793 to 1802. Hostilities ceased with the Treaty of Amiens (1802). The Napoleonic Wars were a series of conflicts involving Napoleon's French Empire and changing sets of European allies and opposing coalitions that ran from 1803 to 1815. French power rose quickly, conquering most of Europe, but collapsed rapidly after France's disastrous invasion of Russia in 1812. Napoleon's empire ultimately suffered complete military defeat resulting in the restoration of the Bourbon monarchy in France. The wars resulted in the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire. Meanwhile the Spanish Empire began to unravel as French occupation of Spain weakened Spain's hold over its colonies, providing an opening for nationalist revolutions in Latin America. As a direct result of the Napoleonic wars the British Empire became the foremost world power for the next century. Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net/ CAMPAIGN IN RUSSIA (1812) CAMPAIGN IN RUSSIA French Campaign (June 24 - December 13, 1812) Version: 1.0 Number of scenarios: 12 Longest path: 12 Icon designer: Haleberdiers of the Viceroy PeG Napoleonic campaign designer: Robert Mary, 11/2007 While allies in name, France and Russia were never real friends. Russia's economy was being hurt by Napoleon Bonaparte's Continental System that banned trade with Britain and internal pressures forced Tsar Alexander to turn a blind eye to those who broke it. Bonaparte decided to bring the Russians back into line and gathered a Grande Armee of more than 500,000 men -including contingents from all France's allies to frighten them (the detached Austrian Corps of 34.000 under Schwarzenberg there were some 95.000 Poles, 90.000 Germans (24.000 Bavarians, 20.000 Saxons, 20.000 Prussians, 17.000 Westphalians and several thousand from smaller Rhineland states), 30.000 Italians, 25.000 Neapolitans, 12.000 Swiss, 4.800 Spanish, 3.500 Croats, and 2.000 Portuguese). The implied threat did not work and the Tsar ordered two Russian armies to protect the Motherland. Napoleon had sent a final offer of peace to St. Petersburg shortly before commencing operations. He never received a reply, so he gave the order to proceed into Russian Poland. On June 24, 1812, leaving behind more than 200.000 men on the border with Russia, the emperor advanced at the head of a 400.000 men army (the "Grande Arm嶪" amounted to 691.501 men, the largest army assembled up to that point in European history), crossed the river Niemen and headed towards Moscow. Are you up to the task, or it is time to give up your command ? Historical stats: France: 550.000 (losses: 530.000) Russia: 250.000, but 904.000 at peak (losses: 210.000) Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net/ SAXONY CAMPAIGN (1813) SAXONY CAMPAIGN French Campaign 1813 Version: 1.0 Number of scenarios: 8 Longest path: 8 PeG Napoleonic campaign version 1.0: Robert Mary, 03/2009 In the War of the Sixth Coalition (1812?814), a coalition of Austria, Prussia, Russia, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and a number of German States finally defeated France and drove Napoleon Bonaparte into exile on Elba. After Napoleon's disastrous invasion of Russia, the continental powers joined Russia, Britain, and the rebels in Spain and Portugal. With their armies reorganized along more Napoleonic lines, they drove Napoleon out of Germany in 1813 and invaded France in 1814, forcing Napoleon to abdicate and restoring the Bourbons. Two-and-a-half million troops fought in the conflict and the total dead amounted to as many as two million (Some estimates suggest that over a million died in Russia alone.) The War of the Sixth Coalition included the battles of Smolensk, Borodino, Lzen, Bautzen, Dresden and the epic Battle of Leipzig (also known as the Battle of Nations), which was the largest battle of the Napoleonic wars. The war in 1813 was called by the Prussians, the War of Liberation. Public demonstrations in Prussia against the French persuaded the king of Prussia, Frederick William, to change sides. Austria declared war on France in August. The combined allied armies were nearly half million strong and were commanded by Bernadotte, Blher, Barclay de Tolly, Bennigsen, and Schwarzenberg. The Saxon Campaign in 1813 is one of the greatest Napoleonic Campaigns. It includes such battles like Lzen, Bautzen, Hanau, Dresden, and the mighty Battle of the Nations at Leipzig. Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net/ WATERLOO CAMPAIGN (1815) WATERLOO CAMPAIGN French Campaign 1815 Version: 1.0 Number of scenarios: 6 Longest path: 6 Icon designer: Haleberdiers of the Viceroy PeG Napoleonic campaign designer: Robert Mary, 10/2007 Coming back on March 20th 1815 from 9 months and 21 days of confinement on Elba Napoleon was welcomed by your loyal guards. Once again the Grande Arm嶪 is mobilizing against the European monarchies forming now the 7th coalistion gathering 700.000 troops (100.000 Brits under Wellington around Brussels, 115.000 Prussians under Blher around Namur, 250.000 Austrians under Scharzenberg around High Rhine River in Germany and 150.000 Russians nearby. You will cross the French border with 125.000 soldiers and arrive in Belgium to stop the Coalition forces which are located dangerously close to France. The strategy is to separate Prussian from British troops and to beat them one after the other. Are you up to the task, or it is time to give up your command ? Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net/ David Sword: The Israeli Counterattack David Sword: The Israeli Counterattack Israeli campaign: 2004 Version: 1.0 Equipment: Michel Linlau's e-file 30/11/2003 Number of scenarios: 6 Longest path: 6 Campaign designer: Michel Linlaud, 09/2002 (last scenario by Michael Nowak) Contact: michel@intercom.com.ar Campaign adaptations: Michael Nowak and Robert Mary, 02/2010 Contact: michaelnowak@onlinehome.de Game exe file to start this campaign: "Israel 2004.exe" (based on PeG 3.0) The Syrian armies invade north Israel, now the army starts the counterattack in order to push them back to their own country. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net Red Menace Robert Mary Luis Guzman Saddam's Gamble Israel - Iraq 2015 Israeli campaign: 2015 Version: 1.0 Equipment: 5 Stars e-file v 2.9 Narayan Sengupta (modified to fit Middle East flagset) Number of scenarios: 6 Longest path: 6 Campaign designer: Michael Nowak, 01/2010 Contact: michaelnowak@onlinehome.de Campaign adaptations: Robert Mary, 02/2010 Game exe file to start this campaign: "Israel 2015.exe" (based on PeG 3.0) In this fictional campaign Saddam Hussein is alive in the year 2015, and he is the bloody dictator of Baghdad. Iranian atomic bomb is almost ready. Israel decided to destroy all Iranian atomic bomb factories by a crushing air strike. Iraq and Syria invade Israel by going through Jordany. They will not stop until they reach Telaviv. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net 7.PANZERARMEE DEFENDS THE REICH 7.PANZERARMEE DEFENDS THE REICH German Campaign 1942-1945 Version: 1.0 Equipment: European E-File Gameset: Germany East or West Number of Scenarios: 11 Longest Path: 11 PG2 Campaign Designer: Jorge Gabitto, 02/2000 PeG-WW2 Campaign: Robert Mary, 12/2006 This campaign traces the defensive battles fought by an undocumented group called 7.Panzerarmee. You determine the fate of Germany and the mental health of its leader. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ REICH DEFENSE REICH DEFENSE German campaign: 1942 - 1945 Version: 1.0 Equipment file: European E-File Gameset: Germany East or West Number of scenarios: 31 Longest path: 17 Campaign designer: Jorge Gabitto, 07/1999 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 08/2006 Campaign describing the German defense from Stalingrad up to expulsion of the Russian and Western Allied troops from Germany. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ REICH DEFENSE - Historical Campaign REICH DEFENSE - Historical Campaign German campaign: 1942 - 1945 Version: 1.0 Equipment file: European E-File Gameset: Germany East or West Number of scenarios: 16 Longest path: 16 Campaign designer: Jorge Gabitto, 07/1999 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 08/2006 Campaign describing the German defense from Stalingrad up to expulsion of the Russian and Western Allied troops from Germany. This 16 scenarios long linear campaign is designed for skilled players whereas the 31 scenario long "Reich defense" campaign (17 scenarios longest path) is easier and includes what if scenarios. Both campaigns were designed in order to enhance original SSI "Defending the Reich" campaign. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net BAND OF BROTHERS Band of Brothers US Campaign: 1944-1945 Version: 1.0 Equipment: European E-File Gameset: USA Number of scenarios: 19 Longest path: 17 Campaign designer: Doug Hone, 2003 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 02/2005 This campaign follows the battles of the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment of the US 101st Airborne Division from D Day to VE Day. You play as the Regimental Commander: Colonel Robert F Sink. BLITZKRIEG BLITZKRIEG German Campaign 1938-???? Version: 3.0 Equipment: European E-File Gameset: Germany East or West Number of Scenarios: 27 Longest Path: 18 PG2 Campaign Designer: SSI, 1997 PeG-WW2 Campaign: Mark Kirby, 01/06/2000 and Robert Mary, 03/01/2009 You take command from the civil war in Spain, to the "lightning" victories of early World War II and beyond. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ BLITZKRIEG: REDUX BLITZKRIEG: REDUX German Campaign 1938-???? Version: 3.0 Equipment: European E-File Gameset: Germany East or West Number of Scenarios: 27 Longest Path: 18 PG2 Campaign Designer: SSI, 1997 PeG-WW2 Campaign: Mark Kirby, 01/06/2000 and Robert Mary, 03/02/2009 You take command from the civil war in Spain, to the "lightning" victories of early World War II and beyond. Note: REDUX campaigns have different victory conditions settings based on the nr of hexes rather than on the nr of turns. As a result you can win a scenario despite your unability to conquer all VH's. A victory might seem easier but... Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ CRUSADE IN THE WEST: REDUX CRUSADE IN THE WEST: REDUX American Campaign 1943 - 1945 Version: 3.0 Equipment: European E-File Gameset: USA Number of Scenarios: 6 Longest Path: 6 PG2 Campaign Designer: SSI, 1997 PeG-WW2 Campaign: Mark Kirby, 01/06/2000 and Robert Mary, 17/03/2007 After success in North Africa and Sicily, The Americans, along with their British allies, decide to invade the soft underbelly of Europe. You are to lead your troops in the struggle to free Europe from Axis control. Anything less than an Axis unconditional surrender is unacceptable. Note: REDUX campaigns have different victory conditions settings based on the nr of hexes rather than on the nr of turns. As a result you can win a scenario despite your unability to conquer all VH's. A victory might seem easier but... Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ CRUSADE IN THE WEST CRUSADE IN THE WEST American Campaign 1943 - 1945 Version: 3.0 Equipment: European E-File Gameset: USA Number of Scenarios: 6 Longest Path: 6 PG2 Campaign Designer: SSI, 1997 PeG-WW2 Campaign: Mark Kirby, 01/06/2000 and Robert Mary, 17/03/2007 After success in North Africa and Sicily, The Americans, along with their British allies, decide to invade the soft underbelly of Europe. You are to lead your troops in the struggle to free Europe from Axis control. Anything less than an Axis unconditional surrender is unacceptable. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ CRUSADE IN THE WEST: REDUX CRUSADE IN THE WEST: REDUX British Campaign 1943 - 1945 Version: 3.0 Equipment: European E-File Gameset: Great Britain Number of Scenarios: 6 Longest Path: 6 PG2 Campaign Designer: SSI, 1997 PeG-WW2 Campaign: Mark Kirby, 01/06/2000 and Robert Mary, 17/03/2007 The tide has turned. After a long struggle, the British Empire returns to the Continent. You now lead British forces into battle with the final goal of unconditional surrender of the Axis powers. Note: REDUX campaigns have different victory conditions settings based on the nr of hexes rather than on the nr of turns. As a result you can win a scenario despite your unability to conquer all VH's. A victory might seem easier but... Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ CRUSADE IN THE WEST CRUSADE IN THE WEST British Campaign 1943 - 1945 Version: 3.0 Equipment: European E-File Gameset: Great Britain Number of Scenarios: 6 Longest Path: 6 PG2 Campaign Designer: SSI, 1997 PeG-WW2 Campaign: Mark Kirby, 01/06/2000 and Robert Mary, 17/03/2007 The tide has turned. After a long struggle, the British Empire returns to the Continent. You now lead British forces into battle with the final goal of unconditional surrender of the Axis powers. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ ONWARD TO BERLIN: REDUX ONWARD TO BERLIN: REDUX Soviet Campaign 1942 - 1945 Version: 3.0 Equipment: European E-File Gameset: USSR Number of Scenarios: 6 Longest Path: 6 PG2 Campaign Designer: SSI, 1997 PeG-WW2 Campaign: Mark Kirby, 01/06/2000 and Robert Mary, 17/03/2007 The Axis fascists are at Stalingrad. It is time to show the Party that you are the one to lead Soviet troops to the final victory in Berlin. Note: REDUX campaigns have different victory conditions settings based on the nr of hexes rather than on the nr of turns. As a result you can win a scenario despite your unability to conquer all VH's. A victory might seem easier but... Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ ONWARD TO BERLIN ONWARD TO BERLIN Soviet Campaign 1942 - 1945 Version: 3.0 Equipment: European E-File Gameset: USSR Number of Scenarios: 6 Longest Path: 6 PG2 Campaign Designer: SSI, 1997 PeG-WW2 Campaign: Mark Kirby, 01/06/2000 and Robert Mary, 17/03/2007 The Axis fascists are at Stalingrad. It is time to show the Party that you are the one to lead Soviet troops to the final victory in Berlin. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ DEFENDING THE REICH: REDUX DEFENDING THE REICH: REDUX German Campaign 1942-???? Version: 3.0 Equipment: European E-File Gameset: Germany East or West Number of Scenarios: 6 Longest Path: 6 PG2 Campaign Designer: SSI, 1997 PeG-WW2 Campaign: Mark Kirby, 01/06/2000 and Robert Mary, 17/03/2007 While Germany was on the strategic defensive after the fall of Stalingrad, there were several operational offensives before the Soviet conquest of Berlin. You take control of Axis forces trying to re-open the way to Stalingrad, and try to change history. Can you stop the Allies before they reach Berlin? Note: REDUX campaigns have different victory conditions settings based on the nr of hexes rather than on the nr of turns. As a result you can win a scenario despite your unability to conquer all VH's. A victory might seem easier but... Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ DEUTSCHES AFRIKA-KORPS Deutsches Afrika-Korps German Campaign: 1941-???? Version: 2.0 Equipment: DAK E-File or European E-File Gameset: DAK or Germany West Number of scenarios: 37 Longest path: 23 Campaign designer: Santiago Fuertes and Pablo Schelgel, 2004 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 02/2005 In 1941 the Italian Army was unable to face the Brits in Africa. After a year of disasters, they called for help to his German allies. Germany couldn't bring free hands to the British in North Africa, and in February 12th of 1941 they sent the General Rommel with the first German equipment and men to Tripoli. Can you manage the Deutsches Afrika-Korps to the victory, and overcome the Rommel's achievements in Africa ? Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ DAS REICH DAS REICH German Campaign 1939-1945 Version: 1.0 Equipment: European E-File Gameset: SS Germany East or West Number of Scenarios: 32 Longest Path: 30 PG2 Campaign Designer: Jurgen Smet aka Wonderdoc, 28/02/2005 PeG-WW2 Campaign: Robert Mary, 16/03/2007 The DAS REICH campaign puts you in control of the SS units known as SS-Division Verfuegungstruppe, SS-Division Das Reich, SS-Panzergrenadier-Division Das Reich and 2SS Panzer Division Das Reich. The division was one of the classic SS divisions that quickly earned a reputation for courage and bravery. The division's troops saw action in Poland, The Netherlands, Belgium, France, The Balkans, Russia, Normandy, The Ardennes, Hungary, Vienna and Prague. Expect a Blitzkrieg type of campaign with battalion size units. Restrictions: To increase playing fun and historic accuracy, you can follow the restrictions given for the number and type of core units. When doing so, Inf does not cover Pioniere and Krad Infanterie. Only add Pioniere and Krad to your core when specifically requested to do so. Also differentiate between towed AT and SPAT. There are no upgrading or over-strengthening restrictions. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ BLITZKRIEG! OBJECTIVE FRANCE Blitzkrieg!: Objective France May - June 1940 German Campaign: 1940 Version: 1.0 Equipment: European E-File Gameset: Germany West Number of scenarios: 6 Longest path: 6 Campaign designer: Santiago Fuertes, 2005 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 03/2005 The invasion of France has begun!, after the conquest of Poland in 1939, and with the still unfinished Operation Weserung, the Wehrmacht has crossed the Ardennes Forest, and you are the general with the duty of manage the attack, starting at Sedan, where the French Army will surely be completely surprised. Can you drive the Wehrmacht to Paris? Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ THE GALLANTRY OF 7.PANZERARMEE THE GALLANTRY OF 7.PANZERARMEE German Campaign 1938-1946 Version: 1.0 Equipment: European E-File Gameset: Germany West Number of Scenarios: 20 Longest Path: 20 PG2 Campaign Designer: Jorge Gabitto, 02/2000 PeG-WW2 Campaign: Robert Mary, 02/2007 This campaign traces the defensive battles fought by an undocumented group called 7.Panzerarmee. You determine the fate of Germany and the mental health of its leader. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ GERMANY AT WAR GERMANY AT WAR German Campaign 1938-1945 Version: 1.0 Equipment: European E-File Gameset: Germany East Number of scenarios: 30 Longest path: 30 Campaign designer: Skotska Vysocina aka Georg, 01/2009 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 02/2009 PeGWW2 E-file: European e file v 1.02d Herr General, The war has begun. The campaign will follow through: Chapter 1: - The Civil war in Spain, You will command troops under general Franco. - Conquest of Poland in 1939; - Fall Gelb . The Battle of France in 1940; - The Battle of Britain, Operation Sealion; - Balkans invasion; - Airborne attack on Crete. Chapter 2: - Operation Barbarossa 1941; - Smolensk, Viazma; - Moscow 1941. Chapter 3: - Timoshenko counterattacks 1942; - Voronez, Don river; - Caucasus. Chapter 4: - Kursk 1943; - Hypothetical chances; - Tula; - Moscow 1943. Chapter 5: - Western front/Eastern front 1944/45. Now it's up to you to re-build history... THE BOOT OF DEATH The Boot of Death German Campaign: 1943-1945 Version: 1.0 Equipment: European E-File Gameset: Germany West Number of scenarios: 17 Longest path: 15 Campaign designer: Pablo Schelgel, 2004 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 03/2005 After the defeat of the Africa Korps the next step for the Allies was the invasion of Sicily and the Italian mainland, hoping to force the surrender of this German allied and open a second front in Europe. They were expecting a quick victory and the retreat of the German army towards the Alps, but situation turned into a bloody conflict that lasted until the end of war. This campaign reflects the true historical battles in which the German Army fought bravely. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ MEINE EHRE HEISST TREUE - LSSAH 1. SS 'Leibstandarte' Division Campaign Version: 1.0 Equipment File: European E-File Gameset: SS Germany East or West Number of Scenarios: 25 Longest path: 25 PG2 Campaign Designer: Technique, 01/2008 PeG-WW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 08/2008 The Leibstandarte began its life as the 'SS-Stabswache Berlin', acting as bodyguards for the Nazi leader Adolf Hitler. It was the first armed SS formation and, by most measures, the most capable. Initially they were referred to contemptuously by the Heer regulars as the 'asphalt soldiers' for their obsessive spit and polish drill and purely ceremonial duties. After the campaigns in Poland and France, contempt gave way to geniune respect as the Leibstandarte earned a reputation as a combat unit which lived for the 'sheer beauty of the fighting'. Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net ROMANIAN STRUGGLE Romanian Struggle Romanian campaign: 1941 - 1945 Version: 1.0 Equipment: European E-File Gameset: Germany East Number of scenarios: 14 Longest path: 14 Campaign designer: Jorge Gabitto, 08/1999 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 07/2006 Campaign showing the Romanian participation in WWII from Barbarossa up to the invasion of Hungary. Other campaigns at: http://wwww.pegww2.net/ RED ALERT RED ALERT UK-Commonwealth campaign: 1940-1942 Version: 1.0 Equipment: European E-File Gameset: Great Britain 46 Number of scenarios: 22 Longest Path: 14 PG2 Campaign designer: Red Fox 34 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary and Michael Nowak, 02/2010 Adaptations and beta-testing: Robert Mary An alternate history where Hitler was assassinated in 1935. With no Nazi Germany to check his expansion in the east, Stalin invades Europe. Lead the Allied resistance to victory. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net RED MENACE RED MENACE US campaign: 08/08/1945 - 15/12/1946 Version: 1.0 Equipment: European E-File Gameset: 1946 US gameset Number of scenarios: 22 Longest path: 22 Campaign designer: Michael J Pucci, 03/2000 PeGWW2 conversion: Michael Nowak and Robert Mary, 01/2010 Adaptations and beta-testing: Robert Mary Welcome to Red Menace! This is a fictional campaign which takes place in early post war Europe. The basic premise is that international tensions regarding the division of Germany become explosive and minor border skirmishes between US and Russian forces erupts into a full scale Soviet invasion. The campaign takes the US commander from trying to resist the initial Soviet advances to taking the initiative and forcing the Russins all way back to Red Square. This campaign was designed for experts and is not for the faint at heart. There are 22 scenarios and I would say the difficulty level varies from challenging to extremely difficult. I tried to make it very challenging because so many campaigns are just too easy and rapidly become boring. If you find it too difficult try playing it at 150 prestige. Good luck Commander! Please send comments or suggestions to michaelnowak@onlinehome.de and to pegww2@gmail.com! Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ ROAD TO BERLIN Road to Berlin Version: 3.0 Number of scenarios: 34 Equipment: European E-File Gameset: USSR Longest path: 30 Campaign designer: Jorge Gabitto PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 12/2004 Soviet Campaign 1942 - 1945 The fascists are at Stalingrad. It is time to show the Motherland that you are the one to lead Soviet troops to the final victory in Berlin. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ RED WORLD ORDER RED WORLD ORDER Soviet campaign: 1945-1946 Version: 1.0 Equipment: European'46 E-File Gameset: USSR 46 Number of scenarios: 34 Longest path: 31 Campaign designer: Pablo Schlegel & Santiago Fuertes, 24/12/2002 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 04/2006 The tension between USSR and USA has reached a critical point. Command the Red army for the glory of Mother Russia and achieve Stalin's dream. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ OPERATION SEALION Operation Sealion German Campaign: 1940-1941 Version: 1.0 Equipment: European E-File Gameset: Germany West Number of scenarios: 25 Longest path: 23 Campaign designer: Santiago Fuertes and Pablo Schelgel, 2004 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 02/2005 September 1940, after Great Britain denied to make a peace-treatry, Hitler decided to invade the British islands at once. On 24/09/1940, thirteen German divisions are preparing in France the upcoming battle, waiting the zero hour to cross the Channel while they know that the operations must be carried out perfectly in order to get the slightest chance of success. Due to the Royal Navy superiority you won't have another chance. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ WAFFEN SS BLITZKRIEG with Germany's SS PanzerDivisions German Campaign starting in 1938 Version: 2.0 Equipment: European E-File Gameset: SS Germany East or West Number of Scenarios: 24 Longest Path: 24 PG2 Campaign Designer: John McNulty, 21/10/1998 PeG-WW2 Campaign: Mark Kirby, 01/06/2000 and Robert Mary, 17/03/2007 You take command of Elite German SS PanzerDivisions from the civil war in Spain, to the blitzkrieg victories of early World War II, and then to the tough battles with the Allies later in the war. This is a very tough and lengthy campaign! Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ CAMPAIGN IN EUROPE Campaign in Europe British Campaign: 1940-???? Version: 1.0 Equipment: European E-File Gameset: Great Britain Number of scenarios: 32 Longest path: 25 Campaign designer: Jorge Gabitto, 2001 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 05/2005 You take command from Narvik to war's end. Warning! This Campaign is for experts only. If you can even survive the last two missions you deserve a Victoria Cross! Hint: After "Falaise" the campaign is separated into two different paths you can chose the way to the Ruhr or to Berchtesgaden. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ ZA STALINA, ZA RODINU Za Stalina, Za Rodinu - "For Stalin and Motherland" Soviet Campaign: 1941-1945 Version: 1.0 Equipment: European E-File Gameset: USSR Number of scenarios: 15 Longest path: 15 Campaign designer: Adam Bolesta with Darth Stalin (English translation from Polish), 2001 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 10/2004 Contains most of the East Front battles, from Moscow counteroffensive to the capture of Berlin. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ RED MENACE (GERMANY vs USSR) RED MENACE (Germany vs USSR) German campaign: 08/08/1945 - 15/12/1946 Version: 1.0 Equipment: European'46 E-File Gameset: Germany 46 Number of scenarios: 22 Longest path: 22 Campaign designer: Michael J Pucci, 03/2000 PeGWW2 conversion: Michael Nowak and Robert Mary, 01/2010 Adaptations and beta-testing: Robert Mary German Adaptation: Lester Hathaway 2/2010 ---This is the original Red Menace campaign where USA has been replaced by Germany--- Welcome to Red Menace! This is a fictional campaign which takes place in early post war Europe. The basic premise is that international tensions regarding the division of Germany become explosive and minor border skirmishes between German and Russian forces erupts into a full scale Soviet invasion. The campaign takes the German commander from trying to resist the initial Soviet advances to taking the initiative and forcing the Russians all way back to Red Square. This campaign was designed for experts and is not for the faint at heart. There are 22 scenarios and I would say the difficulty level varies from challenging to extremely difficult. I tried to make it very challenging because so many campaigns are just too easy and rapidly become boring. If you find it too difficult try playing it at 150 prestige. Good luck Commander! Please send comments or suggestions to pegww2@gmail.com! Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net Screaming Eagles and Shattered Steel U.S. CRUSADE IN THE WEST Extension Campaign Version 2.0 Number of scenarios: 34 Longest path: 25 Campaign designers: Narayan Sengupta, Steve Brown, Joel Illian, 12/2001 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 12/2004 E-file: Asian e-file v 3.07 1939-1946 After a few training scenarios in Georgia and Alaska against British, French and Japanese forces starting in 1939 before the real shooting war gets under way, you get to command your own units against the Germans (and, at various times, the Vichy French, the Soviets, Italians and the Japanese) from 1941 to 1946. You'll be dealing with a variety of new equipment. You'll start out with very light units and no aircraft in 1939. Your best units will be lowly GMC M-3 anti-tank units and garden variety artillery. But by the time you have finished, you may have some of the best equipment in the world including, artillery that can shoot seven hexes, and bombers that have the enemy abandoning their hardware on sight, and much more. But your enemy will have some interesting equipment as well. You will have to build a well-balanced core force to succeed. This should be a lot of fun for anyone enjoying a well-researched campaign designed by a historian who is also a Panzer General buff. The campaign involves realistic scenarios along with plausible "what if" scenarios for 1946 along with training scenarios and a few surprises, such as an all-out assault of Malta, a chance to liberate Greece, and more, along the way. This campaign also has realistic force levels so that you don't find yourself fighting hundreds of units of Tiger tanks in a battle that you know had only 20. There are also different versions of several battles. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ KORPUS PRORIVA GENERALA BISTROVA General Bistrov's Special Breakthrough Corps Version: 2.0 Number of Scenarios: 31 Longest Path: 27 Campaign Designer: Steve Brown, 10/2000 PeGWW2 conversion: Robert Mary, 06/2004 E-file: Asian e-file v 3.07 This campaign follows the exploits of a fictional elite Russian corps, the Special Breakthrough Corps commanded by General Bistrov, from 1942 to 1945. The campaign starts at Stalingrad and has battles in Crimea, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Japan, Ukraine and Yugoslavia. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net/ Egyptian Sinai War - 1967 Egyptian Sinai War - 1967 Egyptian Sinai Campaign 1967 Version: 1.0 Equipment: IDF General e-file v 1.01 Robert Mary and Lester Hathaway Number of scenarios: 16 Longest path: 16 Original PeG Campaign designer: Lester Hathaway, 07/2010 Campaign playtester and light adaptations: Robert Mary, 07/2010 Game exe file to start this campaign: "Israel 1956.exe" (based on PeG 3.0) June 7 - June 8, 1967 (historical line) June 9 - June 18, 1967 (non-historical line) October 6 - October 26, 1973 (non-historical Yom Kippur) Following numerous border clashes between Israel and its Arab neighbors, Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser expelled the United Nations Emergency Force (UNEF) from the Sinai Peninsula in May 1967. On June 5, 1967, the Six Day War begins when Israel launched a bombing raid on Egyptian airfields. Initially it told the UN that Egypt had attacked first, but later described the strikes as preemptive. Egypt denied planning to attack Israel, and asserted that Israel's strike was not preemptive but an unwarranted and illegal act of aggression. On June 8th, Israel had completed the capture of the Sinai. On June 9th, Egypt counterattacked. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net The Yom Kippur War - 1973 The Yom Kippur War - 1973 Israeli Campaign 1973 Version: 1.0 Equipment: IDF General e-file v 1.01 Robert Mary and Lester Hathaway Number of scenarios: 33 Longest path: 31 PG2 Campaign designer: J. Gabitto, 05/2007 Campaign conversion: Robert Mary, 04/2010 Additional scenarios: Robert Mary, 04/2010 Game exe file to start this campaign: "Israel 1956.exe" (based on PeG 3.0) October 6, 1973 - October 29, 1973 (historical line) October 6, 1973 - February 24, 1991 (non historical line) The Arab countries try to get revenge after the Six Days War... This war was so called because the Israeli forces were taken by surprise on Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement), a Jewish holy day. In recognition of their failures since 1948 Egypt and Syria chose to start the war on the day when the Israelis would be at their most vulnerable, as the whole country effectively shuts down for the 24 hours of Yom Kippur. It started with the crossing of the Suez Canal by Egyptian forces, who made initial gains, though, in the face of Israeli counter-attacks, there was some later loss of ground by the Syrians in the north. The war had 19.000 casualties, and also led to a shift of certain sectors of international opinion against Israel. The campaign offers a short (historical) path -ending in 1973- and a long (non historical) path -ending in 1991-. The "what if" path includes alternative scenarios in 1973 but also thirteen scenarios taking place after the Yom Kippur War, leading the player to Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Iran, Israel and Kuwait. Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net Northern Campaign 1967-82 Northern Campaign 1967-82 Israeli Campaign 1967-1982 Version: 1.0 Equipment: IDF General e-file v 1.01 Robert Mary and Lester Hathaway Number of scenarios: 8 Longest path: 8 PG2 Campaign designer: RJ Johansson, 05/2007 Campaign conversion: Robert Mary, 02/2010 Game exe file to start this campaign: "Israel 1956.exe" (based on PeG 3.0) A eight scenarios campaign spanning 15 years of conflict and three fronts. Fight on the West Bank and the Golan in 1967, the Sinai in 1973 and Southern Lebanon in 1982. NB: Four scenarios of this campaign are also used in "From Sinai to Cairo Campaign 1956-73". Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net From Sinai to Cairo 1956-73 From Sinai to Cairo 1956-73 Israeli Campaign 1956-1973 Version: 1.0 Equipment: IDF General e-file v 1.01 Robert Mary and Lester Hathaway Number of scenarios: 7 Longest path: 7 PG2 Campaign designer: RJ Johansson, 05/2007 Campaign conversion: Robert Mary, 02/2010 Game exe file to start this campaign: "Israel 1956.exe" (based on PeG 3.0) You take command of an Israeli brigade at the start of the 1956 Sinai Campaign. If you are successful, you will eventually be leading a division before the gates of Cairo. NB: Four scenarios of this campaign are also used in "Northern Campaign 1967-82". Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net German Reunification 1961 Deutsche Wiedervereinigung 1961 West German Campaign 1961 Version: 1.0 Equipment: CW 1955 e-file v 1.01 Mostang and Robert Mary Number of scenarios: 10 Longest path: 10 Campaign design: Michael Nowak, 12/2010 Game exe file to start this campaign: "CW 1955.exe" (based on PeG 3.0) The Est German gouvernment has decided to build a wall between East and West Germany in order to stop the escape of thousands of people each year to West Germany leading to the economical collapse of East Germany. It is now clear that communism does not bring happiness and only a totalitarian regime can keep its population by force into its border. The Bundeswehr will intervene -without the framework of NATO- against the 'Nationale Volksarmee der DDR' (East German National People Army) in order to save the East German people from tyranny, this will be a war limited to Germany, we do not intend to wage a war against Soviet Union or even less to the whole Warsaw Pact. You must avoid that this intra-German operation leads to a NATO-Warsaw Pact confrontation with a risk of nuclear retaliation, only a successful 'Blitzkrieg' will put USSR to the negotiation table. Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net OK this scenario was apparently too difficult for your skills. Let's play another one where you will have more units at your disposal and a weaker computer opponent! You will be sent to another air scenario also originally designed by Michael Nowak but modified by Robert Mary. Operation Clean Heaven - September 16th, 1961 May I introduce Berlin ? This is the biggest stronghold the world has ever seen. In order to capture the city we need to weaken the enemy airforce first. Destroy every air defense unit you can find and the airfields so that Soviet and other Warsaw Pact Allies could be prevented from refueling and repairing their jets. NB: (1) You can only deploy air units from your CORE forces (2) If you are here this means you failed to win the original air scenario designed by Michael Nowak or you got only a TV or a loss after Rostock. This is a scenario also originally designed by Michael Nowak but modified by Robert Mary. The player gets a stronger air power and the computer has a weaker defense. RED DAWN [CENTAG] - 1989 Red Dawn [CENTAG] - 1989 Soviet Campaign 1989 Version: 1.0 Equipment: CW 1980 e-file v 1.01 Robert Mary Number of scenarios: 13 Longest path: 13 Campaign design: Robert Mary, 11/2010 Game exe file to start this campaign: "CW 1980.exe" (based on PeG 3.0) Tovarich Commander, We cannot let the West-German provocations unpunished! They seek for revenge after WW2. This is what we shall tell to our troops... It is high time to re-unify Germany and why not to build Europe "from the Atlantic to the Ural" with a unique money: the rouble. Western powers are weak, due to a huge economical crisis comparable to 1929 they cut their military defense expenses in half. It is the moment to achieve the dream of Comrade Stalin, the Little Father of People... Our 'Perestroika' was a masquerade to put NATO to sleep. We do not expect a military reaction from China but we keep divisions at our border. You will moved to Central Germany, you will be helped by East German units, Polish units securing your logistics. From there -and depending on the behaviour of the French Governement towards our peace proposals- you could even be allowed to move to Paris! Your opponents will be firstly American and West German units helped by other minor NATO countries. The French army will not be a problem after the collapse of Western Germany. Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net RED DAWN [NORTHAG] - 1989 Red Dawn [NORTHAG] - 1989 Soviet Campaign 1989 Version: 1.0 Equipment: CW 1980 e-file v 1.01 Robert Mary Number of scenarios: 15 Longest path: 15 Campaign design: Robert Mary, 12/2010 Game exe file to start this campaign: "CW 1980.exe" (based on PeG 3.0) Tovarich Commander, Our superior military power associated with the temporary vulnerability window of NATO (loss of technological advance and huge economical crisis in background) offers us a unique opportunity to create a communist Europe from the Atlantic to the Ural. We have understood the call of Western workers and peasants, we shall liberate them from salvation organized by their capitalistic masters under the pretext of so-called "Free Market" led by European Union dismantling all parts of the public sector... You will move to Northern Germany, you will be helped by East German units, Polish units securing your logistics. Simultaneously you will assault Denmark and take by surprise Iceland in order to reduce the supply of Americans. If Sweden defends too heavily its neutrality we shall force the country to listen to our legitimate requests... Your opponents will be firstly British and West German units helped by other minor NATO countries. Your utlimate goal is Antwerp, an important harbour, this would cut most of NATO supply lines and force Great Britain to sit at the negociation table. At this time our divisions on the Central Front should have taken Paris! Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net GERMAN REUNIFICATION - 1961 Deutsche Wiedervereinigung 1961 West German Campaign 1961 Version: 1.0 Equipment: CW 1955 e-file v 1.01 Mostang and Robert Mary Number of scenarios: 12 Longest path: 11 Campaign design: Michael Nowak, 12/2010 Campaign Finetuning and last scenario: Robert Mary, 12/2010 Game exe file to start this campaign: "CW 1955.exe" (based on PeG 3.0) The Est German government has decided to build a wall between East and West Germany in order to stop the escape of thousands of people each year to West Germany leading to the economical collapse of East Germany. It is now clear that communism does not bring happiness and only a totalitarian regime can keep its population by force into its border. The Bundeswehr will intervene -without the framework of NATO- against the 'Nationale Volksarmee der DDR' (East German National People Army) in order to save the East German people from tyranny, this will be a war limited to Germany, we do not intend to wage a war against Soviet Union or even less to the whole Warsaw Pact. You must avoid that this intra-German operation leads to a NATO-Warsaw Pact confrontation with a risk of nuclear retaliation, only a successful 'Blitzkrieg' will put USSR at the negotiation table. Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net OPERATION POWER BACK - 2015 Operation Power Back - 2015 UN Campaign 2015 Version: 1.0 Equipment: Europe 2001 e-file v 1.01 Robert Mary Number of scenarios: 7 Longest path: 7 Campaign design: Robert Mary, 12/2010 Game exe file to start this campaign: "Europe 2001.exe" (based on PeG 3.0) Commander, 'Peacekeeping, as defined by the United Nations, is a way to help countries -torn by conflict- to create conditions for sustainable peace. The Charter of the United Nations gives the Security Council the power and responsibility to take collective action to maintain international peace and security. For this reason, the international community usually looks to the Security Council to authorize peacekeeping operations. Most of these operations are established and implemented by the United Nations itself with troops serving under UN operational command'. Following a gas conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the Russian President Putin has cut the gas supply to Ukraine and has also launched small detachment troops to occupy Kiev and force Ukrainian President to resign in order to create a puppet state. The UN council has decided to defend Ukraine at all costs and you are in charge of protecting the Ukrainian border. No offensive operation against Russia will be allowed!!! Your role is to arrive there on time to prevent a war between those two states and to force Russia to find a negotiated solution instead of being tempted to use the force at a larger scale. Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net FULDA BREAKOUT - 1981-85 Fulda Breakout Mini-Campaign - 1981-85 US Campaign 1981-85 Version: 1.0 Equipment: CW 1980 e-file v 1.01 Robert Mary Number of scenarios: 3 Longest path: 3 PG2 scenarios design: Santiago Fuertes (2010) and Ross Fain (2009) Campaign conversion: Robert Mary, 05/2011 Game exe file to start this campaign: "CW 1980.exe" (based on PeG 3.0) General, Soviets are attempting three times (in 1981 and 1985) to break the NATO lines in the area of Fulda in Germany. ---Three scenarios converted from Latin's General--- Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net Fulda Breakout - March 18th, 1981 Cold War tensions between Western and Eastern blocks have finally exploded. The Fulda Gap defenses have been collapsed by the overwelming advance of the Soviet 8th Guards Army aided by the GDR forces. Now, the last place to stop the Warsaw Pact's forces are the outskirts of the important West German city of Frankfurt am Main, also a major trade center of the CEE. Meanwhile, the NATO is preparing an armed response to the soviet agression... with the nuclear menace behind. Victory Conditions: NATO High Command wants to hold on at least 11 victory objectives for 16 turns. If you manage to hold more than 11 objectives, it will be considered as a Victory (13 VHs) or even as a Brilliant Victory (16 VHs). PG2 scenario by Santiago Fuertes: 2010 PeG-CW conversion by Robert Mary: May 2011 Fulda Breakout (Part 2) - August 7th, 1985 Four years after the previous war Western powers thought democracy was installed in USSR but another dictatorship has arisen... The 8th Guards Army has crossed the border and pushed the 11th ACR back past Fulda and are holding on the east flank. The 5th Panzer Division is moving into position on the west flank. The 3rd Armored Division must hold in place for at least 3 days. PG2 scenario by Ross Fain (oneeyeross@gmail.com): 2009 PeG-CW conversion by Robert Mary: May 2011 Fulda Breakout (Part 3) - August 15th, 1985 This is the third Soviet attempt to cross the Fulga zone. Failure is not an option Commander! PG2 scenario by Ross Fain (oneeyeross@gmail.com): 2010 PeG-CW conversion by Robert Mary: May 2011 Gulf War (Part 1) - Iraq vs Iran 1980-88 Gulf War (Part 1) - Iraq vs Iran 1980-88 Iraqi campaign: 1980-1988 Version: 2.0 Equipment: IDF general e-file v 1.01 Robert Mary and Lester Hathaway Number of scenarios: 32 Longest path: 32 Campaign designer: Michel Nowak, June 2011 Contact: michaelnowak@onlinehome.de Campaign adaptations: Robert Mary, June 2011 Contact: pegww2@gmail.com Game exe file to start this campaign: "Iran 1956.exe" (based on PeG 3.0) Date: 22 September 1980 - 1990 {resumed diplomatic relations With Iran in 1990} Location: Persian Gulf, Iranian-Iraqi border War result: Stalemate Territorial situation after the war: Changes Status quo ante bellum; observed by UNIIMOG based on Security Council Resolution 619. Iranian losses: 1,000,000 dead (Iranian government official figure of 188,015 soldiers, militia, and civilians killed); Iranian economic losses estimated to more than US$500 billion. Iraqi losses: Estimated 700,000 soldiers, militia, and civilians killed or wounded; Iraqi economic losses estimated to more than US$500 billion. Advanced players should start with less prestige! Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net Iran-Iraq 1992 Iran-Iraq 1992 Iranian campaign: 1992 Version: 1.0 Equipment: IDF general e-file v 1.01 Robert Mary and Lester Hathaway Number of scenarios: 13 Longest path: 13 Campaign designer: Michael Nowak, 09/2010 Contact: michaelnowak@onlinehome.de Campaign adaptations: Robert Mary, 10/2010 Game exe file to start this campaign: "Iran 1956.exe" (based on PeG 3.0) This is a fictional campaign about a second War between Iran and Iraq. In the year 1992 Saddam Hussein feels strong enough to attack Iran again. This time he is successful and in April he stands on the gates of Teheran. Almost the whole Iran is under Saddam's control. You are a American general with Iranian relatives. You remember your roots and you join to the big Ayatollah's Army in order to save Iran. Will you succeed ? Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net ALLIES ON THE MARCH ALLIES ON THE MARCH United States campaign, 1942-1946 Version: 1.0 Equipment: PeG-WW2 European E-File Number of Scenarios: 14 Longest Path: 14 PG2 Campaign Designer: Andrea Bigi, 04/04/2004 PeG-WW2 Campaign: Michael Nowak, 24/06/2010 PeG-WW2 campaign adaptations: Robert Mary, 24/06/2010 Gameset: USA You act the role of a promising talent within the US Army. If successful, your career will cover the major theatres of operations during WW2, leaving your elite troops the hardest work on the way from Africa to the heart of the Third Reich. [Then you will be challenged even more by a new 15 scenarios extra-campaign against the Soviets. 48 scenarios, a lot of new maps to play, increasing difficulty during the campaign: persuade Washington that you are the rising military leader of the United States Army!] Bangladesh in Peril (6 scenarios) Bangladesh in Peril Indian Campaign 2012 Version: 1.0 Equipment: REDrake and Robert Mary e-file v 1.0 Number of scenarios: 10 Longest path: 10 Campaign design: Robert Mary, 02/2012 Game exe file to start this campaign: "PeG030RDIndia.exe" (based on PeG 3.0) Pakistan intervened by force in Bangladesh taking pretext of economical difficulties and existence of pro-Pakistani groups willing to overthrow the Bengladesh regime in order to reunite the country. The Pakistani ambassador left a note by which his country considers the conditions which led to the creation of Bangladesh in 1971 are not existing anymore but considers our peace agreement is still valid provided India does not intervene. The peace agreements after the 1971 war led to the creation of Bengladesh are now clearly broken unilateraly. Of course our treaty with Bengladesh forces us to intervene to defend the oppressed population... We won in 1971 (with the indirect support of Russia), we shall win this one again! --- if USA or China do not directly intervene --- Maybe our claims at the United Nations will be heard and will bring some military support... Please send comments or suggestions to pegww2@gmail.com! 'Qing Lian' (Blue Lotus) Campaign Chinese 'Qing Lian' Campaign - 2014-2016 Chinese Campaign 2014-2016 Version: 1.0 Equipment: REDrake and Robert Mary e-file v 1.0 Number of scenarios: 13 Longest path: 13 Campaign design: Robert Mary, 01/2012 Game exe file to start this campaign: "PeG030RDAsia.exe" (based on PeG 3.0) Taking advantage of WW3 in Europe and absence of possible intervention of USA and Russia, China invades Vietnam in order control its non accomodating neighbour. Please send comments or suggestions to pegww2@gmail.com! New World Order Remake New World Order Remake Vietnam Campaign 2006-2007 Version: 1.0 Equipment: REDrake and Robert Mary e-file v 1.0 Number of scenarios: 4 Longest path: 4 Campaign design: REDrake, 02/2012 Game exe file to start this campaign: "PeG030RDAsia.exe" (based on PeG 3.0) Chinese invasion of Siberia caught the world's attention. Sensing an opportunity, Vietnam tries to conquer South-East Asia. Please send comments or suggestions to pegww2@gmail.com! Eastern Campaign Remake Eastern Campaign Remake Eastern Campaign 2004-2008 Version: 1.0 Equipment: REDrake and Robert Mary e-file v 1.0 Number of scenarios: 21 Longest path: 21 Campaign design: REDrake, 02/2012 Game exe file to start this campaign: "PeG030RDAsia.exe" (based on PeG 3.0) Following the Formosa Incident, United States of America declared war on China. With the American Declaration of War, China puts into effect Plan Red. Plan Red calls for the neutralization of Russia then the conquest of Southeast Asia. Railroaded Remake Railroaded Remake UN Campaign 2003-2004 Version: 1.0 Equipment: REDrake and Robert Mary e-file v 1.0 Number of scenarios: 6 Longest path: 6 Campaign design: REDrake, 01/2012 Game exe file to start this campaign: "PeG030RDAsia.exe" (based on PeG 3.0) U.N. forces attack Russian rebels and their Chinese allies along the Trans-Siberian Railroad. Western Campaign Remake Western Campaign Remake US Campaign 2008-2012 Version: 1.0 Equipment: REDrake and Robert Mary e-file v 1.0 Number of scenarios: 21 Longest path: 21 Campaign design: REDrake, 12/2011 Game exe file to start this campaign: "PeG030RDAsia.exe" (based on PeG 3.0) Led by a revamped American military machine that has stopped the Chinese drive at Pusan, the United Nations attempt to halt the People's Republic of China in South Korea, then continue the liberation of all Chinese held foreign territories. Please send comments or suggestions to pegww2@gmail.com! RED LION AND RED EAGLE - 1990 RED LION AND RED EAGLE - 1990 Soviet Campaign 1990 Version: 1.0 Equipment: CW 1980 e-file v 1.01 Robert Mary Number of scenarios: 23 Longest path: 23 Campaign design: Michael Nowak, 01/2012 Adaptions : Robert Mary, 05/2012 Game exe file to start this campaign: "CW 1980.exe" (based on PeG 3.0) After the fall of France in the summer 1989 the "Warsaw Pact" went ahead to the next targets: Great Britain and United States. Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net FOURTH OF JULY FOURTH OF JULY THE AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE WAR American Campaign (April 1775 - October 1781) Version: 1.0 Number of scenarios: 26 Longest path: 26 Icon designer: Fairline and Duke Falcon PeG AWI campaign designer: Robert Mary, 03/2013 The American Revolutionary War (1775?783), the American War of Independence, or simply the Revolutionary War in the United States, began as a war between the Kingdom of Great Britain and the United States of America, but gradually grew into a world war between Britain on one side and the United States, France, Netherlands and Spain on the other. The main result was an American victory, with mixed results for the other powers. Seeking to coordinate military efforts, the Continental Congress established (on paper) a regular army on June 14, 1775, and appointed George Washington as commander-in-chief... In London, as political support for the war plummeted after Yorktown, British Prime Minister Lord North resigned in March 1782. In April 1782, the Commons voted to end the war in America. The formal end of the war did not occur until the Treaty of Paris (for the U.S.) and the Treaties of Versailles (for the other Allies) were signed on September 3, 1783. The United States Congress of the Confederation ratified the Paris treaty on January 14, 1784. Historical Stats: America: 91.500 excl. Continental Navy (52.000 KIA and WIA) British Empire: 149.000 excl. Royal Navy (27.554 KIA and WIA) Northern Abyss - Sands of Persia Northern Abyss - Sands of Persia Israeli campaign: 2014-2015 Version: 1.0 Equipment: Michel Linlau's e-file 19/01/2014 Number of scenarios: 20 Longest path: 20 Campaign designer: Robert Mary Contact: pegww2@gmail.com Game exe file to start this campaign: "Israel 2004.exe" (based on PeG 3.0) The Syrian armies invaded north Israel, now Tsahal starts the counterattack in order to push them back to their own country. This was without counting on the intervention of Iran... Other campaigns at: http://www.pegww2.net Permanent Forgiveness - 2015 Permanent Forgiveness - 2015 Israeli campaign: 2015 Version: 1.0 Equipment: Michel Linlaud and Robert Mary e-file Number of scenarios: 10 Longest path: 10 Campaign designer: Michel Linlaud, 02/14 Contact: michellinlaud@gmail.com Campaign adaptations: Game exe file to start this campaign: "Israel 2004.exe" (based on PeG 3.0) SINCE THE EGYPTIAN COUP, MILITARY GOVERNMENT INCREASES THE HOSTILITY UNTIL SOME BORDERS SKIRMISHES BECAME IN A MAJOR TROOPS MOVEMENT TO THE SINAI PENISNSULA, SATELLITES INDICATE HUGE MOVEMENT OF EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLES IN THE LAST TWO NIGHTS, ISRAELIS PREPARE SOUTH BORDER FOR A CONFLICT, DISPATCHING A CONTINGENT TO THE SOUTHERN CITIES AND SETTING THE RESERVIST IN ACTIVE ALARM. From Antietam to Appomatox Short Eastern Theatre Campaign - Billy Yank and Johnny Reb at War Confederate campaign 1862-1865 Version: 3.0 Number of scenarios: 16 Longest path: 16 Campaign designer: Robert Mary, 30/06/2008 E-File: ACW e-file v. 1.01c December 2008 The Eastern Theater included the campaigns that are generally most famous in the history of the war, if not for their strategic significance, but for their proximity to the large population centers, the major newspapers, and the capital cities of the opposing parties. The imaginations of both Northerners and Southerners were captured by the epic struggles between the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia, under Robert E. Lee, and the Union Army of the Potomac, under a series of less successful commanders. The bloodiest battle of the war (Gettysburg) and the bloodiest single day of the war (Antietam) were both fought in this theater. The capitals of Washington, D.C., and Richmond were both attacked or besieged. It has been argued that the Western Theater was more strategically important in defeating the Confederacy, but it is inconceivable that the civilian populations of both sides could have considered the war to be at an end without the resolution of Lee's surrender at Appomattox Courthouse in 1865... The war produced about 970,000 casualties (3% of the population), including about 620,000 soldier deaths-two-thirds by disease. The war accounted for more casualties than all other U.S. wars combined. Historical stats: Union: 2,200,000 soldiers, 360,000 dead (110,000 KIA) and 275,200 wounded Confederacy: 1,064,000 soldiers, 258,000 dead (93,000 KIA) and 137,000 wounded Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net/ From Bull Run to Appomatox Long Eastern Theatre Campaign - Billy Yank and Johnny Reb at War Confederate campaign 1861-1865 Version: 3.0 Number of scenarios: 26 Longest path: 26 Campaign designer: Robert Mary, 30/06/2008 E-File: ACW e-file v. 1.01c December 2008 This is the LONG campaign using the 14 scenarios of the SHORT "From Antietam to Appomatox" campaign which is also available. You are William Nelson Pendleton, Lee's chief of artillery for the Army of Northern Virginia. Protect your ears Brigadier General!!! The Eastern Theater included the campaigns that are generally most famous in the history of the war, if not for their strategic significance, but for their proximity to the large population centers, the major newspapers, and the capital cities of the opposing parties. The imaginations of both Northerners and Southerners were captured by the epic struggles between the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia, under Robert E. Lee, and the Union Army of the Potomac, under a series of less successful commanders. The bloodiest battle of the war (Gettysburg) and the bloodiest single day of the war (Antietam) were both fought in this theater. The capitals of Washington, D.C., and Richmond were both attacked or besieged. It has been argued that the Western Theater was more strategically important in defeating the Confederacy, but it is inconceivable that the civilian populations of both sides could have considered the war to be at an end without the resolution of Lee's surrender at Appomattox Courthouse in 1865... The war produced about 970,000 casualties (3% of the population), including about 620,000 soldier deaths-two-thirds by disease. The war accounted for more casualties than all other U.S. wars combined. Union troops: 2,200,000 soldiers (360,000 dead incl. 110,000 KIA) Confederates: 1,064,000 soldiers (258,000 dead incl. 93,000 KIA) Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net/ From Red River to Tupelo Red River campaign - Billy Yank and Johnny Reb at War Union campaign 1864 Version: 1.0 Number of scenarios: 6 Longest path: 6 Campaign designer: Robert Mary, 10/08/2009 E-File: ACW e-file v. 1.01c December 2008 The Red River Campaign or Red River Expedition consisted of a series of battles fought along the Red River in Louisiana during the American Civil War from March 10 to May 22, 1864. The campaign was a Union initiative, fought between the 30,000 Union troops under the command of Maj. Gen. Nathaniel P. Banks, and Confederate troops under the command of Lt. Gen. Richard Taylor, whose strength varied from 6,000 to 12,000. The Union had three goals at the start of the campaign: 1. To destroy the Confederate Army commanded by Taylor. 2. To capture Shreveport, Louisiana, Confederate headquarters for the Trans-Mississippi Department, control the Red River to the north, and occupy east Texas. 3. To confiscate as much as a hundred thousand bales of cotton from the plantations along the Red River. This campaign does not only cover Bank's Red River campaign but also Sturgis' operations in Mississippi and Steele's Arkansas campaign, all taking place in 1864. Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net/ Stonewall Jackson's War Stonewall Jackson's War Confederate campaign 1862-1863 Version: 4.0 Number of scenarios: 15 Longest path: 15 Campaign designer: Starbuck and Colquhoun Grant, 03/02/2008 Robert Mary's contribution: CAM file structure enhancement, campaign playtesting, addition of scenario text files and e-file fine tuning. E-File: ACW e-file v. 1.01c December 2008 Major General Thomas J. Jackson served the Confederate States of America (formed by eleven southern states of the United States of America) from his departure from the Virginia Military Institute in April of 1861 until his death following the Battle of Chancellorsville in May of 1863. This campaign follows the course of Jackson's career and then beyond to explore what might have happened had he lived. Brigade command (consisting of the 2nd, 4th, 5th, 27th, and 33rd Virginia Infantry regiments) at First Manassas leads to Divisional command in the Valley. By the Peninsula Campaign it is a group of divisions; for the return to Manassas and beyond it is Corps command. Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net/ Union Jack Forever British Campaign 1862-1865 Version: 1.0 Number of scenarios: 12 Longest path: 12 Campaign designers: Robert Mary, 07/12/2008 E-file: ACW e-file v. 1.01c December 2008 Historical background: The capture of Confederate diplomats -commissioners to represent Confederate interests abroad, Mason in England and Slidell in France- from a British passenger ship (RSM Trent) by an American warship (USS San Jacinto)and the behaviour of Unionists regarding the willingness to free those diplomats or not was a great moment of tension (the "Trent Affair" in late 1861) between the Union and Great Britain. The mere notion that Americans could halt a British ship on the high seas and remove lawful passengers was intolerable. Eleven thousand regular troops were sent to Canada, the British fleet was put on a war footing, and a sharp note was dispatched to the United States, demanding surrender of the prisoners and a prompt apology. Alternate history: Prisoners were not liberated and no apology was given consequently Confederacy had been recognized by the Empire. The decision to go to war came after the impressive list of Confederate victories in 1862 and the willingness to safeguard commercial activities with America (especially cotton trade). Expect Union attack on Canada. The plan is to strike back from there while the Confederates will head northwards. The sole question is: what will be the attitude of Napoleon III ? Let's hope that French policy in Mexican Republic will not ruin our efforts. Queen Victoria is watching you, failure is not an option! Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net From Shiloh to Savannah Long Western Theatre Campaign - Billy Yank and Johnny Rebb at War Union campaign 1862-1865 Version: 1.0 Number of scenarios: 17 Longest path: 17 Campaign designers: Robert Mary and Starbuck, 21/05/2008 E-file: ACW e-file v. 1.01c December 2008 The Western Theater was an area defined by both geography and the sequence of campaigning. It originally represented the area east of the Mississippi River and west of the Appalachian Mountains. It excluded operations against the Gulf Coast and the Eastern Seaboard, but as the war progressed and William Tecumseh Sherman's Union armies moved southeast from Chattanooga, Tennessee, in 1864 and 1865, the definition of the theater expanded to encompass their operations in Georgia and the Carolinas. The West was by some measures the most important theater of the war. The Confederacy was forced to defend with limited resources an enormous land mass, which was subject to Union thrusts along multiple avenues of approach, including major rivers that led directly to the agricultural heartland of the South. Capture of the Mississippi River was one of the key tenets of Union General Winfield Scott's Anaconda Plan. Military historian J. F. C. Fuller has described this as an immense turning movement, a left wheel that started in Kentucky, headed south down the Mississippi River, and then east through Tennessee, Georgia, and the Carolinas. The Eastern Theater received considerably more attention than the Western, both at the time and in historical accounts. This is related to the proximity of the opposing capitals, the concentration of newspapers in the major cities of the East, and the fame of Eastern generals such as Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson. Other campaigns at http://www.pegww2.net |
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