A Flank Strike: Flashpoint Campaigns Red Storm AAR
British Steel: Counterstroke near Pappeln B Squadron, Queens' Own Hussars concentrates in its assembly area. "The Manoeuvrist Approach...aims to apply strength against vulnerabilities. Significant features are momentum, tempo, and agility, which in combination lead to shock and surprise." - UK Army Doctrine Publication AC 71940 Situation D+3, 1100 hours. The Soviets are having trouble getting across the Weser in strength and the 1st UK Armoured Division is finally beginning to concentrate. The battle it wanted to fight has come and gone, swept away by the strategic surprise and the fight is already along, or west of, the Weser. The 7th and 12th Brigades have been been brutalizing Soviet attempts to probe up the Weser valley, but elsewhere the Soviets have gotten across, utilizing the full advantage of the strategic surprise. With the Soviets halted for so long in the north, an opportunity has arisen to slip elements of the 1 British Corps south, and hit the forward mos
