L'vov

**L'vov** is a scenario in *Panzer Corps 2*.

## Briefings

Our redeployment to southern Poland is complete, and 14th Army already has a directive for us to pursue.

Another day, another order for us to rush to combat, eh? Thankfully for us, this mission should be pretty straight-forward.

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

The general advance across Poland has pressed our enemy hard, but we have to keep up the momentum to prevent them from re-organizing.

Crossing the San River here should allow us to keep the pressure on. Just be sure to watch out for limited Polish counterattacks to our advance.

Some of our Slovakian allies have reported major Polish transport movement in this region. I suggest we simply engage any transports we come across. We can figure out what is going on after we disable them.

To victory, for Germany!

### Debriefing

Herr General, I have urgent reports for your attention.

Generaloberst List of 14th Army sends his thanks for your support of their continued advance through southern Poland. He sends his congratulations on the capture of L'vov, and he is confident that 14th Army will lock down the Polish-Hungarian and Polish-Romanian border in a matter of days.

Before we turn our advance north, however, there is another matter I feel compelled to bring to your attention.

Our salvage teams have finished securing the Polish convoys we disabled, and they've found something... unexpected.

Only about half of the transports were military. The other half were civilian. We have secured the Polish civilians for the moment, but we have to decide what to do with them now.

As you know, our orders regarding non-combatants is clear: We're supposed to turn them over to our 'friends' over at Operational Group E for identification and processing.

But we have captured so many civilians that we're going to lose valuable time keeping them secure until the OGE can take custody of them.

Mein General, if I may be so bold to suggest it... we could 'accidentally' lose track of the civilians, and just let them go on their way.

The OGE might be displeased, but what can they do to us? Nothing but file a worthless complaint I imagine. Meanwhile, the time and energy we save can surely be put to better and more interesting use.

I will await your decision just before our next battle.

**Historically, L'vov, also known as L'wow, would be attacked by German forces, but ultimately occupied by Soviet forces now approaching from the east.**

## Locations

* San River

* Bug River

* L'vov

* Przemysl

* Rzeszow

* Nisko

* Lubaczow

* San River

* Bug River

* L'vov

* Przemysl

* Rzeszow

* Nisko

* Lubaczow

## Messages

* ***Hauptmann Wagner:*** Interesting report just came in, Mein General. Apparently our salvage and repair crews have come across the wrecks of numerous Polish armored trains. So many in fact, they have taken it upon themselves to cobble together a fully armed and functional Panzerzug for our own use. It is apparently already ready for immediate deployment...

I must say, this is certainly unexpected. I will have to make some kind of arrangements to reward their initiative! Just remember that whenever you deploy this particular unit to the field, it is restricted to moving on railroad lines only.

* ***Hauptmann Wagner:*** Interesting report just came in, Mein General. Apparently our salvage and repair crews have come across the wrecks of numerous Polish armored trains. So many in fact, they have taken it upon themselves to cobble together a fully armed and functional Panzerzug for our own use. It is apparently already ready for immediate deployment...

I must say, this is certainly unexpected. I will have to make some kind of arrangements to reward their initiative! Just remember that whenever you deploy this particular unit to the field, it is restricted to moving on railroad lines only.

## Notes

Players will receive an Armoured train at the start of the mission.