Up Front Scenario JHJ/A20: Counterattack at Sidi Bou Zid
Adapted from ASL Scenario A20 (ASL Annual '90)
Near Sidi Bou Zid, Tunisia, 15 February 1943

German Attacker: Two Pzkw IIIJs (as #32)
 Reinforcement: Two Pzkw IVF2s (as #33 but Armor 4/5)
American Defender: Four M4A1s (as #34 but Armor 5/6/7 Flank 2/3/4)

Attacker Sets Up and Plays First.             Number of Decks: 3

Remove the -3 Buildings cards to be discarded unused or as a RPC/RNC
draw.

Special Rules:

A.1 The Reinforcements are eligible to enter anytime after one deck of
Action cards has been used.  Each reinforcement AFV may enter at Group
ID chit C, D, or E, at the attacker's option.  Reinforcements enter at
Range Chit 10.

A.2 The Sniper cards are treated as Cower cards.

A.3 Desert Rules (52) are in effect.

A.4 The defender sets up with Group ID chits Z, A, B, and C.

A.5 Lateral transfers are not limited to A-D; both sides may transfer
to Group IDs Z-E.  An AFV may use lateral transfer to "share" the
group ID chit with a friendly immobilized AFV (only) as long as they
are at separate range chits.

A.6 Command control rules 15.1-15.4 are not applicable.

Victory Conditions: The defender wins immediately by laterally
transferring two of his AFVs to a hypothetical Group F where they are
removed from play but are not considered lost for purposes of
determining squad break (16.5).  If he has not won by the end of the
time limit, the defender wins if he has destroyed more enemy AFVs than
the attacker.  The attacker wins by avoiding the defenders's Victory
Conditions.