DBP3 takes us back to Dien Bien Phu again! The French Legionnaires, the Algerians & 2 Chaffees start with 3 trench networks on the right and need to take 3 more in 7 turns. Heavy Rain’s in effect and so is Mud. The going’s slow and the malf numbers are low.
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Great to see this being played with the proper VC Jackson. Hope you two are having fun with it. Carl
Dude, I absolutely am! Figured you’d want to see how it’s going.
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Hope it was a fun time Jackson.
It was!!
It’s the asymmetry of the opposing forces assembled together with the very primitive “forces” of nature – mud, heavy rain that made this an interesting (illuminating?) puzzle.