Date:         16 Jul 94 17:51:43 CSTCDT
From: ALAN@budget.crown.nwu.edu
To: epass@nyx.cs.du.edu (Eric Pass)
Subject:      Email Scenario test

SQUAD LEADER at CAPITOL-CON 1985
(tournament scenario by Alan Yngve)

NORMANDY, JUNE 1944.  A (hypothetical) German assault falls upon
unprepared elements of an American headquarters.  Such occurances
taught the German's to respect American rear-area forces, as they were
usually considerably larger and better armed than the German's own.

VICTORY CONDITIONS:  Destruction of an artillery gun is worth 3 points
and each building hex in the American set up area solely occupied at
game end is worth 1 point (only the Germans earn points).
Double (alternating sides) play:  The player who earns the most points
when playing the Germans is the winner.  If a tie, the player who lost
fewer German squads wins.
Single play:  The Germans must earn at least 6 points to win.

                                           
Americans move first  |   |   |   |   |   |
Germans               | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |END|

Board Configuration:  Board 4 only, board# is WEST.

American force:  Headquarters support elements.  Set up on any hex(es)
numbered 5 or less, see SSR 2.
     9-1, 8-0, 7-0, 4x6-6-6, 4x2-4-6, 2xBaz, 2x105mm ART.

German force:  Composite assault company.  Enter turn 1 on any south
board hex(es).
     9-2, 9-1, 8-1, 8-0, 9x4-6-7, 3x8-3-8, HMG, 2xMMG, 3xLMG.

SSR 1.    Use only SQUAD LEADER rules through 63.
SSR 2.    Two crew must man a 105 ART in order to qualify for two
          shots.  One crew could fire a 105 only once per fire phase. 
          The 105s may not set up in buildings and may not be moved
          during play.
Note:     Bazookas suffer a +2 TO HIT when firing at moving infantry.