ROUND 1 - SCENARIO
Battle Begins 1 September 2020 -
Ending 31 October 2020
03A5. St. Cyr to the Rescue (First Day Only) (26 Turns)
21 May 1809(A) - Napoleon has crossed the Danube in search of the Austrian army. Charles has obliged him by sending five seperate columns crashing down on his bridgehead. With only portions of the IV Corps the Coriscan and his men will have their hands full dealing with the numerous Austrians. St Cyr's division arrive two hours early.
ROUND 2 - SCENARIO
Battle Begins 3 November 2020 -
Ending 30 January 2021
15H_1-10M. Left Flank in Danger 7am to 1pm (36 Turns)
6 July 1809 (H) During the night of the 5th, the Archduke Charles had submitted orders for the III and VI Korps to launch a flanking attack on the French left and destroy the crossing points thus trapping the Army of Germany on the Marchfield. However, other events made this plan untenable but the rigid Austrian command system did not allow for changes of orders and with troops already in camp for the night Charles would have to live with his plan. As the morning dawned the French became aware of an advance on their left flank. The III and VI Korps commenced their maneuver on Napoleon's exposed left flank at around 6am. The assault began sometime near 8am.. Klenau's VI Korps was faced by the small division of Boudet near Aspern which promptly lost its guns and had to retire to protection of the bridgehead area northwest of Lobau Island where the French army had crossed to the Marchfield in May. With nothing in their way Klenau's men swept through Aspern and onto Essling. Meanwhile, Kollowrat's III Corps was taking Breitenlee and supporting Klenau's exposed left flank. Napoleon reacted swiftly to the challenge and sent large portions of Massena's hard pressed IV Corps south to meet the Austrians before they could sweep through more of his rear area. Along with a task force of cavalry, infantry and artillery the French were able to stem the tide. The guns from Labau Island almost single-handedly stopped Klenau's advance. The danger was averted and the Archduke's chance for success in the battle was waning. The lack of cavalry screening by the French had almost cost them a major defeat. Only because of the fllexible French command system that Napoleon had instituted within his headquarters and on the initiative of several of the division commanders was the danger averted. This scenario focuses on the main assault on Aspern and Essling. The III Korps supplies one division to support the attack. (Medium Size Scenario) >
ROUND 3- SCENARIO
Battle Begins 2 February 2021 -
Ending on 15 April 2021
02A1. The Battle of Linz - Coordinated Attack (20 Turns)
17 May 1809 (A) - Prior to the Battle of Aspern-Essling the Allies had captured the bridge over the Danube at Linz and had heavily fortified it. The Austrians seeked draw off some of Napoleon's troops from crossing the river the main Allied army at Vienna so they sent FZM Kollowrat with his corps to attack and if possible destroy the bridge. The Field Marshall used a dangerous strategy to take the position. He would use three columns to converge on the French-Allied position. Timing was crucial but wasn't one of the strong points of the Austrian military machine. With the Wurttemberg VIII Corps under Marshall Vandamme ready to face the Austrians and a division of Saxons under the watchful eye of Bernadotte the Austrian attack would have to do very well to complete its mission. (Small Scenario) The Austrians arrive together giving them a better opportunity for victory.
ROUND 1
La Grand Armée
Jacopo Lornenzini - 4
Michael Fredel - 0
William Reaves - 3
Yvan Pierre Jacob - 0
Andrew Boustouler - 4
Aldo Miccio - 0
Phillip Arsenault - 0
Jamie Harmon - 4
Olivier Bianchi - 3
Rick Trembley - 4
Mark Oakford - 4
Jean J. Cianfarani - 4
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Austrians
Trevor Preston - 0
Bill Cann - 4
Allan Hearne - 1
Alexander Zaytsev - 4
Daniel Canavan - 0
Ed Blackburn - 4
Mark van Hattem - 4
Rob Tokraz - 0
Ross Kennedy - 1
Jim Whitehead - N/R
Vladimir Repnin - 0
Thomas Borling - 0
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ROUND 2
La Grand Armée
Jacoabo Lorenzini
Michael Fredel
William Reaves
Yvan Pierre Jacob
Andrew Boustouler
Aldo Miccio
Phillip Aresenault
Jamie Harmon
Olivier Bianchi
Rick Trembley
Mark Oakford
Jean J. Cianfarani
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Austrians
Michael Arrett
Giorgio Beacco
Andreas Ranninger
Mark van Hattem
JiIm Hall
Ian Gillibrand
Vladimir Repninr
Duncan Rice
Matthew Waddington
Thomas Borling
Allan Hearne
Ed Blackburn
Officer
ROUND 1
La Grand Armée
Pete Russo - 0
Mark Nelms - 0
Denis Picard - 0
David Earls - 0
David Andrews - 4
Russ Dodge - 3
James Breckenridge - 1
Kevin Koch - 2
Mark Trowbridge - 4
Stuart Wilson - 1
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Austrians
Jim Hall - 4
Michael Arrett - 4
Giorgio Beacco - 4
Tomasz Tesznar - 0
Scott Reed - 0
Matthew Waddington - 1
Andreas Ranninger - 3
Ian Gillibrand - 2
Duncan Rice - 0
Diego Mateos - 3
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ROUND 2
La Grand Armée
Pete Russo
Mark Nelms
Denis Picard
David Andrews
David Earls
Russ Dodge
James Breckenridge
Kevin Koch
Mark Trowbridge
Stuart Wilson
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Austrians
Duncan Rice
Diego Mateos
Trevor Preston
Jim Whitehaead
Ross Kennedy
Tomasz Tesznar
Rob Tokraz
Alexander Zaytsev
Bill Cann
Scott Reed
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ROUND 3
La Grand Armée
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ROUND 3
La Grand Armée
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Austrians
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BONUS PRIZES
Everyone participating in the tournament
who plays all three rounds till their games completion
is eligible to win either the JTS Game of their choice or
one of the three Wargaming Society T-Shirts
by a random dice roll...