The once so mighty German Afrika Korps had to withdraw to Tunisia and is now confronted by two Allied forces: The British in the South and the Americans in the northern part of Tunisia.
Your task is to fight against the US forces in the north, teach them their first lessons in tank warfare until to the legendary Battle for the Kasserine Pass in February 1943."
[T_B_CB_ShortCampaign_Italy]"Italy"
[T_SF_ShortCampaign_Italy]
"July 1943.
Operation 'Husky'- the attack on Fortress Europe has just begun with the landing on Sicily. Your task is to defend this island against the American forces.
When you finally have to withdraw to the Italian mainland, you are confronted with the next invasion in September 1943.
You are part of the counterattack against the Allied forces which landed in Operation 'Avalanche' at Salerno.
Try to decrease the speed of the American advance to the north of Italy in the steepy hills of the Appennines and attack the Allied bridgehead of Operation 'Shingle' at Anzio in January 1944."
[T_B_CB_ShortCampaign_Normandy]"Normandy"
[T_SF_ShortCampaign_Normandy]
"June 1944.
The biggest invasion force the world have ever seen has landed at the beaches of the Normandy.
You will fight the Battle for Normandy and have to hold the strategic important areas around St. Lo and prevent the American troops to enlargen their bridgehead.
After the begin of Operation 'Cobra' you are confronted with Patton's tank forces, which try to break through to the peninsula of Brittany.
In August 1944 you will find yourself encircled in the Falaise Gap and it's your task to start the counterattack at Mortain.
While the gap's getting closer in August 1944, you will have to fight with the remains of your former Elite forces to reach the safety of the bottleneck at St. Lambert."
[T_B_CB_MediumCampaign_DesertWar]"Desert War"
[T_SF_MediumCampaign_DesertWar]
"December 1942.
The once so mighty German Afrika Korps had to withdraw to Tunisia and is now confronted by two Allied forces: The British in the South and the Americans in the northern part of Tunisia.
Your task is to fight against the US forces in the north, teach them their first lessons in tank warfare until to the legendary Battle for the Kasserine Pass in February 1943.
After your retreat from Africa you'll be sent to Sicily in July 1943.
Operation 'Husky'- the attack on Fortress Europe has just begun with the landing on Sicily. Your task is to defend this island against the American forces.
When you finally have to withdraw to the Italian mainland, you are confronted with the next invasion in September 1943.
You are part of the counterattack against the Allied forces which landed in Operation 'Avalanche' at Salerno.
Try to decrease the speed of the American advance to the north of Italy in the steepy hills of the Appennines and attack the Allied bridgehead of Operation 'Shingle' at Anzio in January 1944."
[T_B_CB_MediumCampaign_Italy]"Italy"
[T_SF_MediumCampaign_Italy]
"July 1943.
Operation 'Husky'- the attack on Fortress Europe has just begun with the landing on Sicily. Your task is to defend this island against the American forces.
When you finally have to withdraw to the Italian mainland, you are confronted with the next invasion in September 1943.
You are part of the counterattack against the Allied forces which landed in Operation 'Avalanche' at Salerno.
Try to decrease the speed of the American advance to the north of Italy in the steepy hills of the Appennines and attack the Allied bridgehead of Operation 'Shingle' at Anzio in January 1944.
In June 1944, your units are urgently needed in Northern France.
The biggest invasion force the world have ever seen has landed at the beaches of the Normandy.
You will fight the Battle for Normandy and have to hold the strategic important areas around St. Lo and prevent the American troops to enlargen their bridgehead.
After the begin of Operation 'Cobra' you are confronted with Patton's tank forces, which try to break through to the peninsula of Brittany.
In August 1944 you will find yourself encircled in the Falaise Gap and it's your task to start the counterattack at Mortain.
While the gap's getting closer in August 1944, you will have to fight with the remains of your former Elite forces to reach the safety of the bottleneck at St. Lambert."
[T_B_CB_LongCampaign_DesertWar]"Desert War"
[T_SF_LongCampaign_DesertWar]
"December 1942.
The once so mighty German Afrika Korps had to withdraw to Tunisia and is now confronted by two Allied forces: The British in the South and the Americans in the northern part of Tunisia.
Your task is to fight against the US forces in the north, teach them their first lessons in tank warfare until to the legendary Battle for the Kasserine Pass in February 1943.
After your retreat from Africa you'll be sent to Sicily in July 1943.
Operation 'Husky'- the attack on Fortress Europe has just begun with the landing on Sicily. Your task is to defend this island against the American forces.
When you finally have to withdraw to the Italian mainland, you are confronted with the next invasion in September 1943.
You are part of the counterattack against the Allied forces which landed in Operation 'Avalanche' at Salerno.
Try to decrease the speed of the American advance to the north of Italy in the steepy hills of the Appennines and attack the Allied bridgehead of Operation 'Shingle' at Anzio in January 1944.
In June 1944, your units are urgently needed in Northern France.
The biggest invasion force the world have ever seen has landed at the beaches of the Normandy.
You will fight the Battle for Normandy and have to hold the strategic important areas around St. Lo and prevent the American troops to enlargen their bridgehead.
After the begin of Operation 'Cobra' you are confronted with Patton's tank forces, which try to break through to the peninsula of Brittany.
In August 1944 you will find yourself encircled in the Falaise Gap and it's your task to start the counterattack at Mortain.
While the gap's getting closer in August 1944, you will have to fight with the remains of your former Elite forces to reach the safety of the bottleneck at St. Lambert."
