Tag: ASL in Real-Time
ASL AAR: Khamsin (37)
I don't like sand. It's coarse and rough and irritating and it gets everywhere.
ASL AAR: Bidermann’s Escape (BoF18)
During the Russian Minsk Offensive of 1944, Leutnant Gottlob Bidermann found elements of his Grenadier-Regiment 437 cut off from a much-necessary retreat.
ASL AAR: Latecomers (J223)
Italy attempts to recapture its conquering glory days ... with mixed results.
ASL AAR: Another Frustrating Day (J227)
German Fallschirmjager are tested in Crete during their first major paradrop of World War 2.
ASL AAR: Buckley’s Block (J189)
Soon after the sounds of battle died down from Hill 660, the first Japanese scouts were sighted as they tried to rejoin their comrades to the east.
ASL AAR: Makin Mayhem (S95)
It was D-Day +1 on Guadalcanal in the Solomons, and half-way across the Pacific two submarines, the Nautilus and Argonaut, departed Pearl Harbor carrying U.S. Marine Corp Raiders.
ASL AAR: Adolf’s Amateurs (BoF5)
On 1 July, Nord was to make a frontal attack on the Soviet positions in front of Salla. Fires and smoke hampered the German advanced through the forests.
ASL AAR: Reckless Raid (PK2)
Following the Romanian coup and defection to the Allies on 23rd August 1944, fighting broke out between German and Romanian forces in and around Bucharest and Ploesti.
ASL AAR: Rocket’s Red Glare (195)
Colonel Reuben Tucker personally appealed to General Gavin to allow his 504th Regiment to attack Cheneux. Friendly civilians had reported a large column of German vehicles, including tanks, encamped there.
ASL AAR: Ancient Feud (119)
For centuries Transylvania had been fought over by Hungarians and Romanians. Having switched sides to join the Allies, the Romanians now saw their chance to recover this territory. After some initial setbacks, and now bolstered by Russian support, the Romanians went on the offensive to clear Transylvania of Hungarian opposition.











