Part 29: Obong-Ni Ridge: Turn 3
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An unoccupied Machinegun gets down to business buttoning all of the T-34/85s within its range.
This turns out to be somewhat pointless, because two of the T-34's are dispatched in the first turn they show up. I have no idea why they parked themselves so close to my devoted anti-tank assets.
This turn, we get hit by a huge flurry of smoke rounds, which I think will be much worse than the fragmentation rounds that barely did anything.
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Naturally, our snipers and machinegun teams have been firing at the North Korean infantry this entire time. This particular sniper got 4 kills with 2 shots. I think the North Korean Rifle Sections are arranging themselves in straight lines that are very vulnerable to single rifle rounds.
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The enemy didn't do a lot during their last turn. A T-34 bearing a Rifle Section has gotten dangerously close to our front lines, though.
Also, fun fact: Normally, the North Koreans deploy a sniper and a pair of SU-76s to the northern flank to harass the marines from a distance.
Other fun fact: This time, the North Koreans have marched the sniper and the pair of SU-76s right into one of our most defensible points.
Good job, North Korea!
Also, I need a bit more input on the formation list before I can send anything to Urcinius. If it helps you decide, we will be fighting in the middle east, where cover does not exist.