The Battle of Mokra, 1939 - part 3

Turn 6 - 1600-1800

Pz Rgt 4 pulled back from the central woods while the attack on Mokra continued with Train No.53 again joining in, together with the mighty tankette sqn.  In this round of combat 2PD lost 2SP and the Poles 3SP (1 from each stand).   

The reserve cavalry rgt was dispatched to the crossroads.

Pz Rgt 3 continued it's attack in the south, finally overrunning the Polish position.

The situation at 1800.  The Polish artillery has been silent this turn due to relocating to the woods east of Mokra.

Another view, showing Train No.53 in action.

Pz Rgt 4 trembles before the might of the Polish armour.  No really.

Turn 7 - 1800-2000
In the north Schtz Rgt 2 attacks the cavalry in the woods.  The cavalry, however, has retreated! 
Pz Rgt 4 makes another attack on Mokra, opposed by the remaining cavalry, train and artillery. 
These two groups have now fought each other to a standstill.

In the south, the victorious Pz Rgt 3 engages the reserve cavalry. Both sides suffer 1SP losses.

This turn's Stuka attack was seen off (and not before time) by Polish fighters.

A classic case of "I've got the toy and I'm going to damn well use it!"  PZL-11 by True North.

Turn 8 - 2000+

The HQ of 2PD concludes that the attack has stalled and disengages for the night.  Meanwhile Wolynska (and Train No.53) retire from the field.

As I said at the start, this was a very small game (by Megablitz standards at least), but it was nice to get some toys, and in particular the Poles, on the table.