After Battle Corinthos Chapter*
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Anzac vs Germans*

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April 1941*

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Scenario Design: Pyros Lambert*
Map Design: Pyros Lambert*
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Primary Objectives:*
Deploy and then select ONLY one of the three paths in order to be redirected to the next mission:*
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1_. If you select the Maximum Reinforcements you will be awarded 50 extra core points and you will score a Decisive Loss (0 + 1 next scenario = 1 campaign points).*
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2._ If you select the Limited Reinforcements you will be awarded 25 extra core points and you will score a Marginal Victory (2 + 1 next scenario = 3 campaign points).*
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3._ If you select the 0 Extra Points (continue your mission) you will be awarded 0 extra core points and you will score a Decisive Victory (3 + 3 next scenario = 6 campaign points).*
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NOTES:*
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For normal level players I strongly advise you to choose the first option and receive the extra 50 points core force.*
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This is a 1-turn Path-selection scenario (deploy, move to the appropriate VP path and hit END TURN)*
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Historical Background*
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A long trip to Crete  *
(text from www.nzetc.org)*
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Many stories are told of boatloads of men who rowed or sailed to Crete. Every single one is an epic of courage. The greater part of C Squadron made such a trip, one way or another. Harford's boat actually was the first to arrive, having been rowed in continuous shifts day and night till 1 May by the dozen men on board. They had cause and reason to work hard. Harford was very ill with dysentery and his men never let up trying to get him into proper hands until they were taken aboard a scow, which they met at the island of Antikithira, by some Greeks who were themselves heading for Crete.*
For the next two or three weeks men were arriving in small groups. Mostly they arrived in Crete, the next logical step from Greece; some finished up in Egypt, after being picked up at sea; one at least arrived there much later, after having come through Turkey. Not one of these was without his tale of the extremes of courage and unselfish help given by the Greek people. Many a man, in his gratitude and his admiration for these people, arrived with a deep resolution to go back after the war, and if he could trace her, marry the brave girl who had helped him.*
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