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    1. The sequence of play has 8 phases for the attacker and defender: rally, prep fire, movement, defensive fire, advancing fire, rout, advance, and close combat. 2. During the rally phase units can self-rally, rally with leaders, and reduce casualties. In the prep fire phase the attacker fires, and the movement phase allows attacker movement. 3. The defensive fire phase allows defender firing, then the advancing fire phase allows attacker firing. The rout phase checks for routing, and the advance phase allows limited movement.

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    1. The sequence of play has 8 phases for the attacker and defender: rally, prep fire, movement, defensive fire, advancing fire, rout, advance, and close combat. 2. During the rally phase units can self-rally, rally with leaders, and reduce casualties. In the prep fire phase the attacker fires, and the movement phase allows attacker movement. 3. The defensive fire phase allows defender firing, then the advancing fire phase allows attacker firing. The rout phase checks for routing, and the advance phase allows limited movement.

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    Sequence of Play: Rally End of Defensive Fire Phase

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    1. The sequence of play has 8 phases for the attacker and defender: rally, prep fire, movement, defensive fire, advancing fire, rout, advance, and close combat. 2. During the rally phase units can self-rally, rally with leaders, and reduce casualties. In the prep fire phase the attacker fires, and the movement phase allows attacker movement. 3. The defensive fire phase allows defender firing, then the advancing fire phase allows attacker firing. The rout phase checks for routing, and the advance phase allows limited movement.

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    SEQUENCE OF PLAY

    1. RALLY PHASE - RPh 4. DEFENSIVE FIRE PHASE - DFPh


    • ATTACKER: Roll for provisional (SSR). • DEFENDER may fire any unfired units at full FP.
    • Reinforcements and set up off board units entering this turn. Mark with Final Fire. No FFMO / FFNAM. MG with ROF may use ROF.
    • Recover SW in same hex: dr < 6 (+1 if CX). • DEFENDER may fire any units marked with First Fire markers at adjacent
    • Repair broken SW: dr <= R#, 6=eliminate SW. enemies at 1⁄2 FP. Mark with Final Fire counter. No FFMO/FFNAM.
    • Transfer SW within same location (Attacker first).
    END OF DEFENSIVE FIRE PHASE
    RALLY • Remove all First Fire and Final Fire markers.
    • Self Rallies units with boxed morale, ATTACKER only 1 MMC,
    leader not apply his leadership modifiers, any unit +1 DRM.
    • Unit Rallies for units stacked with good order leader. 5. ADVANCING FIRE PHASE - AFPh
    • Original DR 2 = leader creation, original DR 12 = Casualty reduction
    • ATTACKER may fire units not marked with Prep Fire markers at 1⁄2 FP.
    END OF RALLY PHASE: • Eligible units may use Assault Fire (underlined AF).
    • Remove all DM counters (unless adjacent to Known enemy unit). • HMG/MMGs that moved may not fire.
    • May opt to keep DM, unless in woods or building. • MGs cannot use ROF.
    END OF ADVANCING FIRE PHASE
    2. PREP FIRE PHASE - PFPh • Remove all Prep Fire markers.

    • ATTACKER fires eligible units and fire groups.


    • Marked fired units with Prep Fire marker. 6. ROUT PHASE - RtPh
    • Check for DM. Mark affected units with a DM counter.
    3. MOVEMENT PHASE - MPh • Broken units not in melee under DM must rout away or be eliminated.
    • Check for Interdiction while units rout.
    • ATTACKER moves any units, provided they did not fire during the PFPh and are
    neither broken nor held in melee..
    • Remove CX counters as a unit moves (unit cannot CX this turn). 7. ADVANCE PHASE - APh
    • SMC = 6 MF, MMC = 4 MF (3), +2 CX, +2 for MMC/SMC stack.
    • Attacker may move unpinned & Good Order 1 hex.
    • ATTACKER may Assault Move for a one hex move (avoids FFNAM –1).
    • Attacker may transfer SW between Good Order units.
    • ATTACKER may attempt smoke: dr <= smoke exponent, +1 CX,
    • Place CC counter on units that advance into an enemy-occupied hex.
    dr=6 then end move. 1 MF in same hex, 2MF in adjacent hex. +2 DRM/hex.
    • ATTACKER may attempt to recover SW in same hex as unit.
    Cost 1 MF and dr < 6 (+1 CX).
    8. CLOSE COMBAT PHASE - CCPh
    END OF MOVEMENT PHASE
    • Both players resolve Close Combat between units in the same hex.
    • Remove all Residual FP and Smoke counters.
    • Attacker specifies the order in which CC are to be resolved.
    • Check for possible Ambush.
    3a. DEFENSIVE FIRST FIRE •
    •
    Attacker declares all attacks first then the Defender.
    Place Melee counter on hexes where CC continues.
    • DEFENSIVE FIRST FIRE: Defender may fire on moving attacker units (only).
    END OF CLOSE COMBAT PHASE
    Mark firing units (and SW that lose ROF) with a First Fire marker.
    • Remove all Pin markers.
    Leave Residual FP counter in hex.
    • SUBSEQUENT FIRST FIRE: Defender may fire with units already marked
    with a First Fire marker. Target can only be moving units within normal range, 9. TURN RECORD CHART
    where there is no closer target. Fire at 1⁄2 FP. Flip First Fire to Final Fire.
    • Reverse the role of Attacker and Defender.
    • MGs B# -2. Leave Residual FP counter in hex.
    • Advance turn marker if necessary.
    • FINAL PROTECTIVE FIRE (FPF): Defender may fire units marked with
    a Final Fire marker. Target can only be at units that move adjacent to defender.
    Fire at 1⁄2 FP, double FP for PBF, Defender uses IFT DR as result for NMC.
    Leave Residual FP counter in hex.

    TURN RECORD COUNTERS

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