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Danzig Corridor (North)

**Danzig Corridor (North)** is a scenario in *Panzer Corps*.

## Briefings

Despite the efforts of our East Prussian Forces, the Poles have managed to maintain control of the city of Danzig on the Baltic Seaboard. You and your forces have been diverted North to assist in the siege and capture of Danzig, as well as several key bridges and cities along the Vistula River.

Because you were not able to cripple the Polish Air Force, you should expect continued resistance in the skies over Poland. Days of combat have significantly worn down the Polish ground forces, however, so we expect light resistance around your objectives.

Success here will open up new avenues in the drive to Warsaw, but failure could be disastrous. Good luck, Herr General!

### Defeat

I hope, for your sake, your future campaigns will overshadow this serious failing.

## Walkthrough

*This article is a stub. You can help Panzer Corps Wiki by expanding it.*

## Locations

* Danzig

* Gdynia

* Hel

* Direchau

* Kolberg

* Polzin

* Schneidemuhl

* Jastrow

* Butow

* Marienwerder

* Czluchow

* Pila

* Bydgoszcz

* Inowroclaw

* Gniezno

* Wloclawek

* Grudziadz

* Sierakow

* Czarnkow

* Walcz

* Torun

* Wabrzezno

* Warta River

* Vistula River

* Wagrowiec

* Rypin

* Skepe

* Elbag

* Malbork

* Wiecbork

* Koronowo

* Osle

* Bridge

* Rail Bridge

* Zukowo

* Danzig

* Gdynia

* Hel

* Direchau

* Kolberg

* Polzin

* Schneidemuhl

* Jastrow

* Butow

* Marienwerder

* Czluchow

* Pila

* Bydgoszcz

* Inowroclaw

* Gniezno

* Wloclawek

* Grudziadz

* Sierakow

* Czarnkow

* Walcz

* Torun

* Wabrzezno

* Warta River

* Vistula River

* Wagrowiec

* Rypin

* Skepe

* Elbag

* Malbork

* Wiecbork

* Koronowo

* Osle

* Bridge

* Rail Bridge

* Zukowo
Bagration

**Bagration** is a scenario in *Panzer Corps*.

## Briefings

Welcome to the western banks of the Dnieper River, Herr General. It is here you must hold the line against Bolshevism! You must turn the tide of the War in the East by smashing the Soviet advance - High Command has ordered we retreat no further. Your mission is to maintain control of all objectives, halt the Soviets, and then launch a counter-attack to recapture lost ground to the east.

Should you find yourself unable to counter-attack against the Red onslaught, you must maintain control of 3 objectives. Anything less will be an unrecoverable loss, serving as the last nail in the coffin for our defensive line on the Dnieper.

Be warned, the Soviets have clearly seized the initiative on the Eastern Front. For the first time, you will be forced to react to their attacks in a defensive role. Keep this in mind when preparing your troops, Herr General.

You have your orders; carry them out and perhaps we can still salvage something from this debacle.

### Decisive victory

Although there are those who wish to continue the war, Germany and her people are exhausted. The prospect of peace in Europe is all too alluring. Many in Germany wish to bring her faithful soldiers home, and our leader, always a man of the people, has issued an immediate end to all hostilities on all fronts. It is time for us to go home to the new Greater Germany.

You have served me, and all Germany, with honour, Herr General!

If Great Britain wasn't defeated

Unfortunately, the war is not yet won. The British, previously alone against the might of a newly unified Europe, have been joined by their American allies, and their initial invasion of France threatens Germany! To the west, Herr General!

### Victory

If Great Britain wasn't defeated

You have managed a valiant stand that lasted longer and proved more successful than anyone dared hoped for. Against such a massive Russian Onslaught, however, I fear it was still not enough. The so-called Soviet Steamroller has flattened the last vestiges of the Panther Line, and now menaces our allies and Germany itself! Fear not, Herr General, we are not beaten yet, and we have plans to counter this gravest of dangers.

## Walkthrough

*This article is a stub. You can help Panzer Corps Wiki by expanding it.*

## Locations

* Western Dvina River

* Dnieper River

* Berezina River

* Niemen River

* Vilna

* Lida

* Baranovichi

* Slutsk

* Minsk

* Maladzyechna

* Borisov

* Bobruisk

* Gomel

* Mogilev

* Orsha

* Lepel

* Smolensk

* Vitebsk

* Western Dvina River

* Dnieper River

* Berezina River

* Niemen River

* Vilna

* Lida

* Baranovichi

* Slutsk

* Minsk

* Maladzyechna

* Borisov

* Bobruisk

* Gomel

* Mogilev

* Orsha

* Lepel

* Smolensk

* Vitebsk
Cassino Breakthrough

**Cassino Breakthrough** is a scenario in *Panzer Corps*.

## Briefings

We need a great miracle. Three attempts to assault the Gustav defences and Monte Cassino have utterly failed. Whatever we came up with, we have been unsuccessful sofar to dislodge the German defenders.

Your name has been forwarded to lead the fourth assault along a 35 km long front. You must drive the Germans from their positions in, what we call, operation Diadem. Whatever the cost, whatever it takes, you must succeed, Sir. Beyond the Gustav Line, there is another line of defence, the Senger Line which must be tackled as well. The sooner the routes are open to Rome and beyond, the better.

### Decisive victory

The route to Rome lays finally open. It will be your chance to show off with some American Blitzkrieg of our own.

### Victory

The route to Rome lays finally open. It will be your chance to show off with some American Blitzkrieg of our own.

## Walkthrough

*This article is a stub. You can help Panzer Corps Wiki by expanding it.*

## Locations

* Gaeta

* Formia

* Itri

* Ausonia

* Castelnuovo Parano

* Sant Andrea

* Sant Ambrogio

* Sant Apollinare

* San Giorgio

* Arce

* Roccasecca

* Ceprano

* San Giovanni

* Pico

* Pontecorvo

* Aquino

* Piedimonte

* Pignatro

* Sant Angelo

* Cassino

* Cairo

* Terelle

* Atina

* Sant Elia

* Viticuso

* San Pietro Infine

* Mignano

* Rocca d# Evandro

* Castelforte

* Minturno

* Sessa Aurunca

* Fiume Melfa

* Fiume Garigliano

* Fiume Rapido

* Abba di Montecassino

* Citta di Castello

* Route 6

* Route 7

* Monte Bianco

* Monte Cifalco

* Monte Belvedere

* Monte Cairo

* Monte Trocchio

* Monte Magiore

* Monte Camino

* Monte Juga

* Monte Maio

* Monte Petrella

* Monte Faggeto

* Monte Pola

* von Senger Line

* Fiume Liri

* Gustav Line

* Gaeta

* Formia

* Itri

* Ausonia

* Castelnuovo Parano

* Sant Andrea

* Sant Ambrogio

* Sant Apollinare

* San Giorgio

* Arce

* Roccasecca

* Ceprano

* San Giovanni

* Pico

* Pontecorvo

* Aquino

* Piedimonte

* Pignatro

* Sant Angelo

* Cassino

* Cairo

* Terelle

* Atina

* Sant Elia

* Viticuso

* San Pietro Infine

* Mignano

* Rocca d# Evandro

* Castelforte

* Minturno

* Sessa Aurunca

* Fiume Melfa

* Fiume Garigliano

* Fiume Rapido

* Abba di Montecassino

* Citta di Castello

* Route 6

* Route 7

* Monte Bianco

* Monte Cifalco

* Monte Belvedere

* Monte Cairo

* Monte Trocchio

* Monte Magiore

* Monte Camino

* Monte Juga

* Monte Maio

* Monte Petrella

* Monte Faggeto

* Monte Pola

* von Senger Line

* Fiume Liri

* Gustav Line

## Messages

* Equipment has been captured.

* Ten Axis units have been killed.

* Twenty Axis units have been killed.

* Thirty Axis units have been killed.

* Forty Axis units have been killed.

* Equipment has been captured.

* Ten Axis units have been killed.

* Twenty Axis units have been killed.

* Thirty Axis units have been killed.

* Forty Axis units have been killed.
Beaches of Normandy

**Beaches of Normandy** is a scenario in *Panzer Corps*.

## Briefings

Reports are still coming in, and intelligence is terribly sketchy, but I believe a major Allied operation is upon us, Herr General! Based on what little information we can gather, I have made a command decision to act rather than await instructions from High Command. To that end:

**Your objective is to achieve at least temporary control of two or more Allied beach landing zones.**

We are aware of at least four beaches that seem to be the focus of this invasion. I want you to advance your forces to these beaches and attempt to secure them. Temporary control is satisfied only if you control all victory hexes of a particular beach, and I will be relaying this information to you during the mission as well.

Be warned that Allied air cover here is more powerful than ever before. So much that I honestly recommend leaving your air assets behind on this one, instead relying on additional self propelled and heavy air defense units to create an umbrella for your advance.

**TACTICAL WARNING: In order to successfully achieve decisive victory, temporary control of Allied beaches must be accomplished before the final turn!**

### Decisive victory

*Historically, the landings at Normandy, Operation Overlord, would prove to be the largest amphibious operation in history, paving the way for the Allied return to Western Europe.*

### Victory

*Historically, the landings at Normandy, Operation Overlord, would prove to be the largest amphibious operation in history, paving the way for the Allied return to Western Europe.*

## Walkthrough

*This article is a stub. You can help Panzer Corps Wiki by expanding it.*

## Locations

* Bayeux

* La Madeleine

* Isigny

* Grandcamp-Maisy

* Vierville

* Colleville

* Port-en-Bessin

* Arromanches

* Courseulles

* Luc

* Ouistreham

* Cabourg

* Beach Sand

* Orne River

* Tour-en-Bessin

* Sommervieu

* Omaha Beach

* Gold Beach

* Juno Beach

* Sword Beach

* Ranville

* Aure River

* Bayeux

* La Madeleine

* Isigny

* Grandcamp-Maisy

* Vierville

* Colleville

* Port-en-Bessin

* Arromanches

* Courseulles

* Luc

* Ouistreham

* Cabourg

* Beach Sand

* Orne River

* Tour-en-Bessin

* Sommervieu

* Omaha Beach

* Gold Beach

* Juno Beach

* Sword Beach

* Ranville

* Aure River

## Messages

* Temporary control over Omaha Beach has been established!

* Temporary control over Gold Beach has been established!

* Temporary control over Juno Beach has been established!

* Temporary control over Sword Beach has been established!

* Temporary control over Omaha Beach has been established!

* Temporary control over Gold Beach has been established!

* Temporary control over Juno Beach has been established!

* Temporary control over Sword Beach has been established!
Cromwell CS

* Panzer Corps 2

Cromwell CS

Availability

Class

Nations
 Great Britain

Period
1.9.1943 - 1.1.1946

Statistics

Soft attack
Hard attack
Air attack
Naval attack

10
5
0
1

Target type
Close Def.
Ground Def.
Air Def.

Hard
2
14
9

Moves
Spotting
Range
Initiative

6  Track
2
1
4

Cost
Eff. Strength
Max Fuel
Max Ammo

310
10
66
6

Other features

Special abilities
 **Bunker Killer** : +5 attack strength against enemy structures.  **Mine Killer** : Ignores special rules for minefields (combat occurs normally).

Cromwell CS

General data

Nations
 United Kingdom

Cost
330

Slots
3

Available
01.09.1943 - 01.01.1946

Class
 Artillery

Target type
Hard

Movement
Tracks

Combat data

Soft attack
16

Hard attack
14

Air attack
0

Naval attack
1

Ground Defense
20

Air Defense
8

Close Defense
0

Strength
10

Initiative
4

Strategic

Spotting
2

Range
1

Speed
60

Ammo
6

Fuel
180

Traits

Transport
MediumVehicle

**Cromwell CS** is a Artillery unit in *Panzer Corps*.

## Background

One of the cruiser tanks developed and employed by Great Britain, named after Oliver Cromwell, the A27M Cruiser entered service in 1944. The result of a long and complicated development history starting in 1940, the Cromwell was intended to be a replacement for the then-new Crusader as the A24 Cromwell. By 1942, different design ideas by the major British tank designers culminated in three different variants: The Nuffield A24 Cromwell I (eventually renamed Cavalier), Leyland A27L Cromwell II (Centaur), and the BRC&W A27M Cromwell III.

The Birmingham Railway Carriage & Wagon eventually became the Cromwell tank as it came to be known. Changing production circumstances and tactical requirements burther modified the design, leading to the inclusion of dual-purpose 75mm tank guns based on the performance of Lend-Lease M4 Shermans. Further improvements and modifications of the Cromwell until the first production variant, Cromwell IV, entered service. The distinguishing feature was the 600 HP Rolls-Royse Meteor aircraft engine, which gave the Cromwell an excellent power-to-weight ratio and made it the fastest tank in British service.

The VI was a variant of the finalized production model, built in accordance with the Leyland Battle Cromwell model. The Final Specification from 2 February 1944 introduced a host of minor changes, including better armoring for the floor of the crew compartment, a 360 degree vision cupola for the commander, seam welding, and a standardized Meteor Engine and Merritt-Brown transmission. It mounted the 95mm howitzer instead of the ROQF 75mm tank gun, and had the standard armor of the Cromwell V (76mm max on the front, although the weight savings made with seam welding allowed for extra applique armor).
Conquest of America (PC2)

**Conquest of America** is a scenario in *Panzer Corps 2*.

## Briefing

I trust our long sea voyage hasn't made you sick, has it Herr General? We are about to start the largest naval invasion in history, and I would hate for a sour stomach to take you out of this fight! Hah!

We are still a few days out from the American coast, so it's a good time to review our invasion plans.

**Primary Objective: Capture all Victory Hexes.**

Firstly, our Kriegsmarine escorts have spotted the American fleet approaching from this direction. With your aircraft limited to operating from the Graf Zeppelin, you will be unable to properly engage the American ships, so I recommend staying well away and letting the Kriegsmarine do their job.

Next, your two main objectives are Washington D.C. and New York. However, newly promoted Reichsmarschall Rommel still thinks it's a bad idea to assault these locations directly.

He recommends a cautious landing here in Canada.

Expect the Americans to respond violently to your landings. Securing an airfield quickly should be a priority, but ultimately we will need to subjugate the entire U.S. Eastern Seaboard before the next phase of the invasion can begin.

There's much work to be done against this final enemy of Germany, good luck!

## Notes

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B-26C Marauder

* Panzer Corps 2

B-26C Marauder

Availability

Class

Nations
 USA

Period
7.10.1942 - 1.1.1946

Statistics

Soft attack
Hard attack
Air attack
Naval attack

10
8
-19
6

Target type
Close Def.
Ground Def.
Air Def.

Air
0
21
14

Moves
Spotting
Range
Initiative

12  Air
2
0
3

Cost
Eff. Strength
Max Fuel
Max Ammo

494
10
115
8

B-26C Marauder

General data

Nations
 United States

Cost
180

Slots
3

Available
07.12.1942 - 01.01.1946

Class
 Tactical bomber

Target type
Air

Movement
Air

Combat data

Soft attack
8

Hard attack
8

Air attack
6

Naval attack
6

Ground Defense
8

Air Defense
9

Close Defense
0

Strength
10

Initiative
1

Strategic

Spotting
2

Range
0

Speed
160

Ammo
6

Fuel
0

Traits

Transport
Carrier

**B-26C Marauder** is a Tactical bomber unit in *Panzer Corps*.

## Background

The B-26 was one of the most important aviation assets in U.S. service, with the lowest loss rate of any USAAF bomber. Designed by the Glenn L. Martin Company in 1939, in response to a United States Army Air Corps specification for a twin-engine medium bomber, it was a shoulder-winged monoplane with an all-metal construction and tricycle landing gear. The distinctive central fuselage mounted a dorsal turret with a pair of .50 machine guns (the first of its kind on US bombers), with an additional .30 machine gun in the tail. It had two bomb bays mounted in the center of the fuselage, capable of carrying nearly three tons of bombs. The aircraft was powered by a pair of Pratt & Whitney R-2800 Double Wasp radial engines, mounted in engine nacelles on unusually small wings.

The construction of the B-26 gave it excellent performance in combat and the air, but required a high degree of skill to operate it safely. Early versions were dubbed the Widomakers, due to the sheer number of accidents suffered on landing (the B-26 required much higher landing speeds than pilots were used to). As training improved and the Marauder's design evolved, it became one of the most successful medium bombers in Allied service, with 5,266 produced and used on all fronts of the war to drop a total of 150,000 tons of bombs in 110,000 sorties.
BA-10

* Panzer Corps 2

BA-10

Availability

Class

Nations
 USSR

Period
1.1.1939 - 1.1.1946

Statistics

Soft attack
Hard attack
Air attack
Naval attack

4
5
0
1

Target type
Close Def.
Ground Def.
Air Def.

Hard
2
5
7

Moves
Spotting
Range
Initiative

8  Wheel
3
0
4

Cost
Eff. Strength
Max Fuel
Max Ammo

159
10
75
4

BA-10

General data

Nations
 USSR

Cost
180

Slots
2

Available
01.01.1938 - 01.01.1946

Class
 Recon

Target type
Hard

Movement
Wheels

Combat data

Soft attack
12

Hard attack
12

Air attack
0

Naval attack
1

Ground Defense
10

Air Defense
6

Close Defense
0

Strength
10

Initiative
6

Strategic

Spotting
3

Range
0

Speed
80

Ammo
4

Fuel
240

Traits

Transport
LightVehicle

**BA-10** is a Recon unit in *Panzer Corps*.

## Background

*This article is a stub. You can help Panzer Corps Wiki by expanding it.*
Crete (Airborne)

**Crete (Airborne)** is a scenario in *Panzer Corps*.

## Briefings

Operation Mercury is ready to proceed at full pace, Herr General! Your objective is to hold all of the objectives currently under your control and also to occupy all enemy objectives. Before you board your transport to join your troops at the front I have a few important intelligence details to share with you!

Firstly, you should be aware that the initial wave of Fallschirmjägers has secured enough ground on Crete to make direct deployment possible. The three landing zones are at Maleme Airfield, another airfield just south of Rethimnon, and a field to the west of Heraklion. These areas are secure enough that we will even be able to provide heavy airborne and naval transports that will allow you to deploy heavy assets such as tanks and artillery to these forward positions. Each of these positions is under siege by British, Greek, Australian, and even New Zealand troops, so be prepared for a fight immediately!

Secondly, we have reports that the British have moved several warships in from the East, so avoid them at all costs. To help screen your forces from them, a detachment of Italian destroyers has been placed under your temporary command.

Thirdly, although most of the British air assets have fled to North Africa, we have reports that a few formations have been left behind on Crete, so be prepared for them!

Good luck, Herr General, you might need a lot of it here!

### Decisive victory

This campaign is just getting started though! Your new orders are to quickly prepare your troops for Operation Barbarossa, the invasion of the Soviet Union!

### Victory

This campaign is just getting started though! Your new orders are to quickly prepare your troops for Operation Barbarossa, the invasion of the Soviet Union!

### Defeat

Your new orders are to quickly prepare your troops for Operation Barbarossa, the invasion of the Soviet Union!

## Walkthrough

*This article is a stub. You can help Panzer Corps Wiki by expanding it.*

## Locations

* Rethimnon

* Heraklion

* Galatos

* Maleme Airfield

* Akrotiri

* Souda

* Khania

* Mousouroi

* Sfakia

* Ormos Soudas

* Fres

* Georgioupoli

* Geropotamos

* Lampi

* Krousonas

* Arkadi

* Gazi

* Nikiforos Fokas

* Rethimnon

* Heraklion

* Galatos

* Maleme Airfield

* Akrotiri

* Souda

* Khania

* Mousouroi

* Sfakia

* Ormos Soudas

* Fres

* Georgioupoli

* Geropotamos

* Lampi

* Krousonas

* Arkadi

* Gazi

* Nikiforos Fokas
Bardia

**Bardia** is a scenario in *Panzer Corps*.

## Briefings

Our success at Sidi Barrani has forced the Italians to withdraw from Egypt. Their retreat has been marked by great disorder but they have managed to cobble together a stand at Bardia, inside the Libyan border. This is in fact a quite formidable position, defended in the usual way by minefields and strong points and your assault will have to be focused and very deliberate. Mark your objectives clearly. Fortunately the Australians will be entering combat with you for the first time and they are stout fellows all, more than up to the task! If we win here much of Libya opens up to exploitation and Operation Compass can widen its scope. Who can say at this stage how far it might reach? Onward!

## Walkthrough

*This article is a stub. You can help Panzer Corps Wiki by expanding it.*

## Locations

* Field HQ

* Bardia

* Field HQ

* Bardia
Belgrade

**Belgrade** is a scenario in *Panzer Corps*.

## Briefings

Welcome back to active duty, Herr General. The first of your new assignments will be to secure the Balkans for our upcoming campaign in the East! As your Generalfeldmarschall, I will keep you informed of your objectives and share intelligence with you as it becomes available during these briefings. It will be your duty to command the forces from the front!

Your first task will be to aid the Italian efforts in the Balkans by forcing the unconditional surrender of the Yugoslav Army. With the help of our Romanian Allies and their staging grounds, we expect you to occupy the Yugoslavian capital of Belgrade within a matter of days.

As part of our agreement with our allies, two Romanian Officers and their Cavalry units have been attached to your forces to serve as observers. If we expect our allies to be effective ones, we must teach them our Blitzkrieg methods!

To this end, in addition to your task of seizing Belgrade and its surrounding objectives, you must also escort at least one of these Romanian Officers to Belgrade once it has been secured. Guard them at all costs, and give them a grand showing of German tactics and might, Herr General!

**Note: SE Unit limit for this campaign is 4. Experience cap has been set to 375.**

## Walkthrough

*This article is a stub. You can help Panzer Corps Wiki by expanding it.*

## Locations

* Belgrade

* Ruma

* Novi Sad

* Timisoara

* Smederevo

* Obrenovac

* Zrenjanin

* Kikinda

* Becej

* Zabalj

* Pancevo

* Uivar

* Deta

* Vrsac

* Durakovo-Popovac

* Vladimirovac

* Toba

* Ciacova

* Opovo

* Sava River

* Tisza River

* Danube River

* Belgrade

* Ruma

* Novi Sad

* Timisoara

* Smederevo

* Obrenovac

* Zrenjanin

* Kikinda

* Becej

* Zabalj

* Pancevo

* Uivar

* Deta

* Vrsac

* Durakovo-Popovac

* Vladimirovac

* Toba

* Ciacova

* Opovo

* Sava River

* Tisza River

* Danube River

## Messages

* Hans-Ulrich Rudel's new request to join a dive bomber squadron is under review.

* A Romanian officer unit has successfully reached Belgrade. Make sure to leave them inside of the city to fulfill your objective!

* Hans-Ulrich Rudel's new request to join a dive bomber squadron is under review.

* A Romanian officer unit has successfully reached Belgrade. Make sure to leave them inside of the city to fulfill your objective!
Colmar Pocket

**Colmar Pocket** is a scenario in *Panzer Corps*.

## Briefings

It would appear, Herr General, that we have underestimated the strength of the Allied forces in the Alsace-Lorraine region. Despite any of our previous successes, our forces have been reduced to a mere pocket at Colmar with its back to the Rhine River.

**Your objective is to hold all Victory Hexes and await further orders.**

While our situation is bleak, it may yet be salvaged. Hold your ground and give us time to assess the situation, if we lose this position west of the Rhine we may never have a chance to get it back!

## Walkthrough

*This article is a stub. You can help Panzer Corps Wiki by expanding it.*

## Locations

* Colmar

* Mulhouse

* St. Croix-en-Plaine

* Selestat

* Chalampe

* Neuf-Brisach

* Freiburg

* Seelbach

* Munster

* Bruyeres

* Saales

* Epfig

* Orbey

* Anould

* Moyenmoutier

* Thann

* Rhine River

* Rhone-Rhine Canal

* Rouffach

* Ettenheim

* Artzenheim

* Rhine River Bridge

* Colmar

* Mulhouse

* St. Croix-en-Plaine

* Selestat

* Chalampe

* Neuf-Brisach

* Freiburg

* Seelbach

* Munster

* Bruyeres

* Saales

* Epfig

* Orbey

* Anould

* Moyenmoutier

* Thann

* Rhine River

* Rhone-Rhine Canal

* Rouffach

* Ettenheim

* Artzenheim

* Rhine River Bridge

## Messages

* A massive Allied attack force has been spotted converging on your position. I strongly recommend you evacuate your forces to positions east of the Rhine River before they are overwhelmed!Objective changed! Move at least 20 CORE ground units across the Rhine River before all losing all Victory Hexes.

* A massive Allied attack force has been spotted converging on your position. I strongly recommend you evacuate your forces to positions east of the Rhine River before they are overwhelmed!Objective changed! Move at least 20 CORE ground units across the Rhine River before all losing all Victory Hexes.
Bastogne

**Bastogne** is a scenario in *Panzer Corps*.

## Briefings

Our boys of the 101st Airborne and 10th Armored Division are completely surrounded in Bastogne. General, you must come to their rescue before the Germans do the worst imaginable thing.

The defenders of Bastogne can expect the enemy to attack from every direction. Let's pray that the enemy will make the mistake to assault in sequence rather than launching one simultaneous attack on all sides.

Your orders are to break through the German ring around Bastogne and relieve our forces before they are completely overrun by the enemy. Speed is of the utmost essence, General.

### Decisive victory

Reports are pouring in and they are all saying more or less the same thing, the German advance has been effectively stalled; the Germans must be at the end of their rope. The moment has finally come for a large counter attack, don't you agree? Let's drive them back to Germany!

### Victory

Reports are pouring in and they are all saying more or less the same thing, the German advance has been effectively stalled; the Germans must be at the end of their rope. The moment has finally come for a large counter attack, don't you agree? Let's drive them back to Germany!

## Walkthrough

*This article is a stub. You can help Panzer Corps Wiki by expanding it.*

## Locations

* Bastogne

* Hollange

* German HQ

* Bastogne

* Hollange

* German HQ

## Messages

* This mission finishes only after the final turn.

* Expect the enemy to approach and attack Bastogne from different directions.

* This mission finishes only after the final turn.

* Expect the enemy to approach and attack Bastogne from different directions.
Bridgelayer

* Panzer Corps 2

Bridgelayer

Availability

Class

Nations
 Great Britain

Period
1.9.1943 - 1.1.1946

Statistics

Soft attack
Hard attack
Air attack
Naval attack

0
0
0
0

Target type
Close Def.
Ground Def.
Air Def.

Hard
3
18
14

Moves
Spotting
Range
Initiative

4  Bridge
2
0
0

Cost
Eff. Strength
Max Fuel
Max Ammo

400
10
65
0

Other features

Special abilities
 **Bridge Engineer** : Acts as a bridge when placed on a river hex.

Bridgelayer

General data

Nations
 United Kingdom

Cost
130

Slots
2

Available
01.09.1943 - 01.01.1946

Class
 Tank

Target type
Hard

Movement
Tracks

Combat data

Soft attack
0

Hard attack
0

Air attack
0

Naval attack
0

Ground Defense
24

Air Defense
12

Close Defense
0

Strength
10

Initiative
0

Strategic

Spotting
2

Range
0

Speed
40

Ammo
0

Fuel
120

Traits

Transport
HeavyVehicle

**Bridgelayer** is a Tank unit in *Panzer Corps*.

## Background

*This article is a stub. You can help Panzer Corps Wiki by expanding it.*
Brittany

**Brittany** is a scenario in *Panzer Corps*.

## Briefings

Good news, General. The British are protecting our flank, so the breakout at Avranches into Brittany should commence immediately.

In all due haste, the Germans have set up a defensive perimeter of 88s. An area south of Rennes is acting as the staging ground for some older types of panzers. Those panzers will undoubtedly be committed in a desperate counter attack.

The ports of Brest, Lorient and Saint Nazaire hold a large German garrison. You can bypass these ports if you would chose so. On the other hand, a special reward awaits if you should decide to disarm those garrisons after all.

### Decisive victory

For the time being, your army is being withdrawn from the frontline after heavy months of fighting since D-Day began. Use this downtime to rest and refit and also be ready to receive new equipment and fresh troops.

### Victory

For the time being, your army is being withdrawn from the frontline after heavy months of fighting since D-Day began. Use this downtime to rest and refit and also be ready to receive new equipment and fresh troops.

## Walkthrough

*This article is a stub. You can help Panzer Corps Wiki by expanding it.*

## Locations

* Brest

* Quimper

* Lorient

* Vannes

* Nantes

* Rennes

* Saint-Malo

* Saint-Brieuc

* Lannion

* Laval

* Angers

* Avranches

* Loudéac

* Saint-Nazaire

* Loire

* Brest

* Quimper

* Lorient

* Vannes

* Nantes

* Rennes

* Saint-Malo

* Saint-Brieuc

* Lannion

* Laval

* Angers

* Avranches

* Loudéac

* Saint-Nazaire

* Loire

## Messages

* Well done, General. The Panther tank is yours!

* If you manage to defeat the German garrisons in Brest, Lorient and Saint-Nazaire, then a special German unit will join your army. Last month, our boys were having a joyride with it in Saint-Lo.

* Well done, General. The Panther tank is yours!

* If you manage to defeat the German garrisons in Brest, Lorient and Saint-Nazaire, then a special German unit will join your army. Last month, our boys were having a joyride with it in Saint-Lo.
Bf 109F

* Panzer Corps 2

Bf 109F

Availability

Class

Nations
 Germany

Period
1.9.1940 - 1.1.1946

Statistics

Soft attack
Hard attack
Air attack
Naval attack

1
1
12
1

Target type
Close Def.
Ground Def.
Air Def.

Air
0
20
19

Moves
Spotting
Range
Initiative

14  Air
2
0
11

Cost
Eff. Strength
Max Fuel
Max Ammo

451
10
53
7

Bf 109F

General data

Nations
 Germany Hungary

Cost
130

Slots
3

Available
01.09.1940 - 01.01.1944

Class
 Fighter

Target type
Air

Movement
Air

Combat data

Soft attack
3

Hard attack
1

Air attack
11

Naval attack
1

Ground Defense
8

Air Defense
7

Close Defense
0

Strength
10

Initiative
7

Strategic

Spotting
2

Range
0

Speed
120

Ammo
6

Fuel
0

Traits

Transport
Carrier

**Bf 109F** is a Fighter unit in *Panzer Corps*.

## Background

The most important fighter aircraft of the Nazi war machine, the Bf 109 was designed by Willy Messerschmitt and Robert Lusser, first at Bayerische Flugzeugwerke (giving it the Bf designation) and then Messerchmitt AG, between 1934 and 1935. The first models entered production in 1936, with 33,984 airframes completed over the next nine years, making it the most produced fighter aircraft in history.

The fighter incorporated several innovative features at the time of its introduction, including an all-metal monocoque construction, closed canopy, retractable landing gear, and several aerodynamic features that gave it superior mobility to contemporary fighters, with the exception of the legendary Supermarine Spitfire. Although it was confronted by more modern designs, a steady series of modifications and upgrades allowed it to remain a serious threat to Allied and Soviet aircraft until the end of the war. The Bf 109 would continue to serve for a decade or more in various European armies, a testament to the design's ruggedness and sophistication.

The F series was a major upgrade in term of maneuverability and aerodynamics, incorporating new design features from the Me 210, such as the propeller, and an overall modified hull and tail to give it improved handling. The resulting design was cheered by Luftwaffe pilots as one of the most maneuverable fighter variants, though somewhat limited by its limited armament (synchronized MG 17 pair and a Motorkanone firing through the engine block).
Bf 109D

**Bf 109D** is a Fighter unit in *Panzer Corps*.

## Background

The most important fighter aircraft of the Nazi war machine, the Bf 109 was designed by Willy Messerschmitt and Robert Lusser, first at Bayerische Flugzeugwerke (giving it the Bf designation) and then Messerchmitt AG, between 1934 and 1935. The first models entered production in 1936, with 33,984 airframes completed over the next nine years, making it the most produced fighter aircraft in history.

The fighter incorporated several innovative features at the time of its introduction, including an all-metal monocoque construction, closed canopy, retractable landing gear, and several aerodynamic features that gave it superior mobility to contemporary fighters, with the exception of the legendary Supermarine Spitfire. Although it was confronted by more modern designs, a steady series of modifications and upgrades allowed it to remain a serious threat to Allied and Soviet aircraft until the end of the war. The Bf 109 would continue to serve for a decade or more in various European armies, a testament to the design's ruggedness and sophistication.

The D variant was the standard version in service with the Luftwaffe before World War II, equipped with two wing-mounted and two nose-mounted 7.92mm MG 17s (the D-3 was an exception, with a pair of 20mm MG FFs in the wings). 647 were produced, with all units pulled from service and replaced with the Bf 109E at the beginning of the invasion of Poland.
Churchill IV(e)

**Churchill IV(e)** is a Tank unit in *Panzer Corps*.

## Background

The ultimate incarnation of the infantry tank concept, the first version of the tank was designed with the expectation that fighting in Europe would be similar to the trench warfare of World War I. The A20, as it was designated, was quickly retired after the Dunkirk Evacuation, with the new specifications for an A22 infantry tank given to Vauxhall in June 1940. Fearing a Nazi invasion, the War Office specified that the design enter production within a year. And it did: The first Churchills rolled off the production line in July 1941.

The rapid pace of development resulted in many flaws and shortcomings, primarily caused by an underpowered engine and a weak 2-pounder gun mounted in the turret, somewhat compensated by a 3-inch howitzer mounted in the hull. Further iterations on the design eliminated many of them, with the Churchill Mk III finally proving itself in combat at the second Battle of El Alamein in October 1942. Subsequent versions became the basis for several specialized variants and an indispensable part of Allied combat units, as they combined protection with maneuverability: The Churchill wasn't fast, but its suspension and all-around tracks allowed it to climb slopes other tanks could not.

The Mark IV was an iterative development of the Mark III, which was a major overhaul of the Churchill series, replacing the hull howitzer and 2-pounder with a more powerful 6-pounder (57mm gun). By numbers it was the most numerous variant produced, at 1,622 tanks.
Crocodile

* Panzer Corps 2

Crocodile

Availability

Class

Nations
 Great Britain

Period
1.10.1943 - 1.1.1946

Statistics

Soft attack
Hard attack
Air attack
Naval attack

10
9
0
1

Target type
Close Def.
Ground Def.
Air Def.

Hard
6
22
14

Moves
Spotting
Range
Initiative

4  Track
2
0
7

Cost
Eff. Strength
Max Fuel
Max Ammo

566
14
60
8

Other features

Special abilities
 **Military Engineer** : Ignores enemy entrenchment level when attacking.  **Bunker Killer** : +5 attack strength against enemy structures.

Crocodile

General data

Nations
 United Kingdom

Cost
500

Slots
6

Available
01.10.1943 - 01.01.1946

Class
 Tank

Target type
Hard

Movement
Tracks

Combat data

Soft attack
20

Hard attack
15

Air attack
0

Naval attack
1

Ground Defense
22

Air Defense
10

Close Defense
4

Strength
10

Initiative
9

Strategic

Spotting
2

Range
0

Speed
40

Ammo
3

Fuel
120

Traits

Transport
HeavyVehicle

**Crocodile** is a Tank unit in *Panzer Corps*.

## Background

The ultimate incarnation of the infantry tank concept, the first version of the tank was designed with the expectation that fighting in Europe would be similar to the trench warfare of World War I. The A20, as it was designated, was quickly retired after the Dunkirk Evacuation, with the new specifications for an A22 infantry tank given to Vauxhall in June 1940. Fearing a Nazi invasion, the War Office specified that the design enter production within a year. And it did: The first Churchills rolled off the production line in July 1941.

The rapid pace of development resulted in many flaws and shortcomings, primarily caused by an underpowered engine and a weak 2-pounder gun mounted in the turret, somewhat compensated by a 3-inch howitzer mounted in the hull. Further iterations on the design eliminated many of them, with the Churchill Mk III finally proving itself in combat at the second Battle of El Alamein in October 1942. Subsequent versions became the basis for several specialized variants and an indispensable part of Allied combat units, as they combined protection with maneuverability: The Churchill wasn't fast, but its suspension and all-around tracks allowed it to climb slopes other tanks could not.

The VII was a redesigned, upgraded version of the Churchill. Mounting the standard QF 75mm tank gun, the VII had much thicker armor than the preceding model, comparable to that of a Tiger, allowing it to survive where other Allied tanks would falter. The Crocodile was created by a field conversion of a VII, replacing the hull-mounted BESA machine gun with a flamethrower and hitching an armored trailer containing the fuel to the rear of the tank. About 800 conversion kits were produced, with Crocodiles becoming a fearsome sight on the battlefields of Western Europe.
Battle of Debrecen

**Battle of Debrecen** is a scenario in *Panzer Corps*.

## Briefings

As you will have heard, war has reached Hungary. We will be fighting both the dirty Huns and the Hungarians.

With the Romanians now on our side, they have provided some auxiliary units. These will be placed at your disposal.

We have minimal reconnaissance intelligence, so we do not know how much resistance you will face. So be prepared. Should you have time, you may want to perform your own reconnaissance.

Completing your objectives will open the route to Budapest. You will also be required to search for and destroy enemy units in this area. If you are able to destroy enough units you will have earned a decisive victory.

## Walkthrough

*This article is a stub. You can help Panzer Corps Wiki by expanding it.*

## Locations

* Tisza River

* Miskolc

* Nyregyhaza

* Debrecen

* Oradea

* Arad

* Cluj

* Szolnok

* Tisza River

* Miskolc

* Nyregyhaza

* Debrecen

* Oradea

* Arad

* Cluj

* Szolnok

## Messages

* You have achieved your primary objective. Concentrate on destroying the enemy forces now.

* You have achieved your primary objective. Concentrate on destroying the enemy forces now.
Bf 110C

* Panzer Corps 2

Bf 110C

Availability

Class

Nations
 Germany

Period
1.1.1939 - 1.1.1946

Statistics

Soft attack
Hard attack
Air attack
Naval attack

6
4
10
2

Target type
Close Def.
Ground Def.
Air Def.

Air
0
21
13

Moves
Spotting
Range
Initiative

13  Air
2
0
6

Cost
Eff. Strength
Max Fuel
Max Ammo

324
10
53
6

Bf 110C

General data

Nations
 Germany Romania

Cost
110

Slots
2

Available
01.05.1939 - 02.05.1940

Class
 Tactical bomber

Target type
Air

Movement
Air

Combat data

Soft attack
6

Hard attack
5

Air attack
6

Naval attack
6

Ground Defense
4

Air Defense
6

Close Defense
0

Strength
10

Initiative
2

Strategic

Spotting
2

Range
0

Speed
150

Ammo
4

Fuel
0

Traits

Transport
Carrier

**Bf 110C** is a Tactical bomber unit in *Panzer Corps*.

## Background

A twin-engined Zerstörer (heavy fighter) and fighter-bomber designed by Willy Messerchmitt, the Bf 110 entered service in 1937, with the German luftwaffe. Armed with a pair of 20mm MG FF autocannons, four 7.92mm MG 17 machine guns, and a rear-mounted MG 15 or MG 81Z (both in 7.92mm) for defense, it was a powerful, durable platform with a tremendous firepower. However, the combination of armor and weapons greatly reduced its agility in the air. However, talented pilots and correct tactics allowed it be a considerable asset on all fronts of the war, as an air superiority fighter, strike aircraft, night fighter, and bomber hunter, until the end of the War. 6,170 planes were manufactured and served with Nazi Germany, Hungary, Italy, and Romanian air forces.

The C variant was the first production variant, with DB 600 engines and seven variants available.
Churchill Mk.VI

* Panzer Corps 2

Churchill Mk.VI

Availability

Class

Nations
 Great Britain

Period
5.5.1943 - 1.1.1946

Statistics

Soft attack
Hard attack
Air attack
Naval attack

9
9
0
1

Target type
Close Def.
Ground Def.
Air Def.

Hard
4
22
14

Moves
Spotting
Range
Initiative

4  Track
2
0
7

Cost
Eff. Strength
Max Fuel
Max Ammo

506
10
60
8

Churchill Mk.VI

General data

Nations
 United Kingdom

Cost
490

Slots
5

Available
01.06.1943 - 01.01.1946

Class
 Tank

Target type
Hard

Movement
Tracks

Combat data

Soft attack
20

Hard attack
18

Air attack
0

Naval attack
1

Ground Defense
25

Air Defense
10

Close Defense
4

Strength
10

Initiative
6

Strategic

Spotting
2

Range
0

Speed
40

Ammo
4

Fuel
120

Traits

Transport
HeavyVehicle

**Churchill Mk.VI** is a Tank unit in *Panzer Corps*.

## Background

The ultimate incarnation of the infantry tank concept, the first version of the tank was designed with the expectation that fighting in Europe would be similar to the trench warfare of World War I. The A20, as it was designated, was quickly retired after the Dunkirk Evacuation, with the new specifications for an A22 infantry tank given to Vauxhall in June 1940. Fearing a Nazi invasion, the War Office specified that the design enter production within a year. And it did: The first Churchills rolled off the production line in July 1941.

The rapid pace of development resulted in many flaws and shortcomings, primarily caused by an underpowered engine and a weak 2-pounder gun mounted in the turret, somewhat compensated by a 3-inch howitzer mounted in the hull. Further iterations on the design eliminated many of them, with the Churchill Mk III finally proving itself in combat at the second Battle of El Alamein in October 1942. Subsequent versions became the basis for several specialized variants and an indispensable part of Allied combat units, as they combined protection with maneuverability: The Churchill wasn't fast, but its suspension and all-around tracks allowed it to climb slopes other tanks could not.

The VI was a stopgap model produced with the QF 75mm tank gun, intended to serve until the introduction of the superior Churchill Mk. VII, the second redesign of the tank. Only 200 were produced.
Cotentin

**Cotentin** is a scenario in *Panzer Corps*.

## Briefings

High Command has decided to cut off the Cotentin peninsula to prevent the enemy from bringing in further reinforcements. The important port of Cherbourg will be cut off from the rest of German occupied France once your army has reached the west coast of the peninsula.

The drive to the west coast might prove difficult due to the nature of the terrain and potential ambushes lurking along the way. Also, your flank will undoubtedly be prone to German counter attack.

Besides the capture of several objectives, at least five of your ground units must reach the west coast and should be placed on the locations marked with an A on your map. This should suffice to keep the enemy at bay while we focus on Cherbourg.

## Walkthrough

*This article is a stub. You can help Panzer Corps Wiki by expanding it.*

## Locations

* Carentan

* Picauville

* Saint-Jores

* Saint-Sauveur-le-Vicomte

* La Haye-du-Puits

* Saint-German-sur-Ay

* Portbail

* Barneville-Carteret

* Bretteville-sur-Ay

* Gonfreville

* Surville

* Doville

* Lithaire

* La Douve

* Carentan

* Picauville

* Saint-Jores

* Saint-Sauveur-le-Vicomte

* La Haye-du-Puits

* Saint-German-sur-Ay

* Portbail

* Barneville-Carteret

* Bretteville-sur-Ay

* Gonfreville

* Surville

* Doville

* Lithaire

* La Douve

## Messages

* Beware of Axis attacks on your army's flanks at all times.

* Beware of Axis attacks on your army's flanks at all times.
Cobra

**Cobra** is a scenario in *Panzer Corps*.

## Briefings

Weve been held up in the bocage country of Normandy for almost two months now. The enemy has forced us to slug it out from one hedgerow to the next and made a joke out of our timetable. Weve got to break out at last and get this campaign into high gear. Now, the enemy has over-concentrated his forces to the east in the Caen area. Weve been beating our heads against that wall for so long he seems to think well keep doing it forever. Your job, however, is to break out to the south near the coast and then pivot east, isolating the Cotentin Peninsula and finally getting our mobile forces out of the bocage and into open country where we can fight this campaign on our terms. Move fast and youll be able to isolate and destroy all of the enemy forces west of the Seine River. Paris will fall!

## Walkthrough

*This article is a stub. You can help Panzer Corps Wiki by expanding it.*

## Locations

* Carentan

* Bayeux

* Caen

* Liseux

* Villers-Bocage

* St. Lo

* Periers

* Lessay

* Coutances

* Falaise

* Argentan

* Flers

* Vire

* Mortain

* Domfront

* Villedieu

* Granville

* Avranches

* Fougeres

* Mayenne

* Alencon

* Vire River

* Orne River

* Selune River

* Sarthe River

* Carentan

* Bayeux

* Caen

* Liseux

* Villers-Bocage

* St. Lo

* Periers

* Lessay

* Coutances

* Falaise

* Argentan

* Flers

* Vire

* Mortain

* Domfront

* Villedieu

* Granville

* Avranches

* Fougeres

* Mayenne

* Alencon

* Vire River

* Orne River

* Selune River

* Sarthe River
BT-7

* Panzer Corps 2

BT-7

Availability

Class

Nations
 USSR

Period
1.1.1939 - 1.1.1944

Statistics

Soft attack
Hard attack
Air attack
Naval attack

5
5
0
1

Target type
Close Def.
Ground Def.
Air Def.

Hard
2
6
7

Moves
Spotting
Range
Initiative

6  Track
2
0
6

Cost
Eff. Strength
Max Fuel
Max Ammo

264
10
88
19

BT-7

General data

Nations
 USSR

Cost
210

Slots
3

Available
01.01.1938 - 01.01.1943

Class
 Tank

Target type
Hard

Movement
Tracks

Combat data

Soft attack
12

Hard attack
13

Air attack
0

Naval attack
1

Ground Defense
12

Air Defense
6

Close Defense
0

Strength
10

Initiative
7

Strategic

Spotting
2

Range
0

Speed
60

Ammo
5

Fuel
180

Traits

Transport
LightVehicle

**BT-7** is a Tank unit in *Panzer Corps*.

## Background

Introduced in 1932, the BT series of light tanks initially formed a large component of the Soviet tank corps, with over 6,000 tanks produced when production ended in 1941. They would be replaced by the T-34 tank following its introduction in 1941, a process that increased rapidly when heavy fighting in Operation Barbarossa resulted in thousands of BTs being lost.

The BT-7 received an upgraded engine which improved its speed and range. This model would be used throughout World War 2, with some BT-7s being used in the invasion of Manchuria.