Battleward historical scenario series

Kasserine Pass Campaign

Tunisia · 19–22 February 1943 · Blitzkrieg Commander IV

From Stark Force’s defense of the pass to the fighting on the roads toward Tébessa and Thala, this campaign follows four days of the battle. The scenarios focus on command, delay, breakthrough and the survival of formations.

Each date has a separate downloadable PDF with its historical introduction, schematic map, forces, deployment, special rules, victory conditions and sources. The 21 and 22 February packets each contain two sector actions.

For campaign play, begin with 19 February and carry survivors and results into the following packets. For standalone play, use the selected packet’s standard setup. Normal unit profiles and weapon statistics require the published Blitzkrieg Commander IV rules and army lists. These are unofficial, fan-created scenarios; the schematic maps are not topographic reconstructions.

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Four days, four scenario packets

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Kasserine Pass campaign · Day One

19 February 1943 — The Pass Holds

First page of 19 February 1943 — The Pass Holds

Contents: Stark Force defends Kasserine Pass against Kampfgruppe DAK. A 6′ × 4′ table and 12 turns. Contains a schematic battlefield map, Allied and Axis orders of battle, deployment, incomplete minefields, weather, infiltration, victory conditions, campaign carryover, and sources.

File
kasserine-19-feb-1943-the-pass-holds.pdf
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PDF · 4 pages · 198 KB
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Kasserine Pass campaign · Day Two

20 February 1943 — Breakthrough

First page of 20 February 1943 — Breakthrough

Contents: The reinforced Axis attack: DAK, Centauro and 10th Panzer face the Allied defense. An 8′ × 4′ table and 16 turns. Contains a schematic map, orders of battle, reinforcement schedules, special rules, victory conditions, separate Thala and Tébessa exit routes, campaign carryover, and sources.

File
kasserine-20-feb-1943-breakthrough.pdf
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PDF · 4 pages · 226 KB
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Kasserine Pass campaign · Day Three

21 February 1943 — The Roads Beyond Kasserine

First page of 21 February 1943 — The Roads Beyond Kasserine

Contents: Two linked battles in one daily packet: Djebel el Hamra and The Road to Thala. Contains a schematic campaign map, separate battlefield setups, orders of battle, special rules and victory conditions for both actions, campaign carryover, and sources. Each battle can also be played independently.

File
kasserine-21-feb-1943-the-roads-beyond-kasserine.pdf
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PDF · 4 pages · 243 KB
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Kasserine Pass campaign · Day Four

22 February 1943 — The Offensive Breaks

First page of 22 February 1943 — The Offensive Breaks

Contents: Two final actions in one daily packet: Guns at Thala and Counterstroke at Djebel el Hamra. Contains a schematic campaign map, separate battlefield setups, orders of battle, special rules and victory conditions, the final campaign-resolution system, design notes, and sources.

File
kasserine-22-feb-1943-the-offensive-breaks.pdf
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PDF · 5 pages · 223 KB
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