Up Front Scenario JHJ/T2: The Puma Prowls
Adapted from ASL Scenario T2 (ASL Classic)
Lepel, Russia, 28 June 1944

German Attacker: Four PSW 234/2s (#42)
Russian Defender: Five T-70s (as #33 but Armor 3/4/5, Flank 1/2/3,
  must be buttoned up to fire)

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

No cards are removed from the Action Deck.

Special Rules:

A.1 The Pillbox, Minefield, and Sniper cards are treated as Cower cards.

A.2 The defender may set up in Groups Z-D or A-E in Buildings terrain
using the first Buildings cards revealed by a search through the deck.
Once these Buildings are irrevocably vacated they are removed from
play.

A.3 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.4 Command control 15.1-15.4 and Broken squad 16.5 rules are not
applicable.

A.5 The defender may secretly designate one of his AFVs to have a
crack armor leader, gaining a +1 modifier to his TH or OVR resolution
and removing Bog on a red 0 as well as any black RNC.  The presence of
the leader can be revealed after an RNC draw to verify the result.

Victory Conditions: The side with the most points at scenario end
wins; a tie is considered a victory for the defender. Both sides get
one point for every enemy AFV destroy or immobilized and two points
for each friendly AFV with functioning MA that reaches RC 5 or
greater.