A small and quick scenario in which a small (but higher morale) force of SS and German army try to take a town from a larger British force. The Germans advance towards the objective town along two avenues. The SS advance along the southern road, and the regular forces advance along the northern road. Both forces close to within two hexes of the British line before the forces begin to trade fire. The northern end sees an initial stalemate as the British cannot break the higher morale Germans, but the inferior number of German forces cannot break the British positions. In the south, the British quickly eliminate the Marder III platoon, but the SS also quickly eliminate the British Achilles platoons. The SS then quickly close to assault range as the British try to hold them off. The southern British force is unable to break the advancing SS force, and the Germans assault the southern town hexes. Meanwhile, the Germans in the north are unwilling to advance too close to the British positions and suffer their fire. The SS in the south assault the town hexes and quickly overcome the defenders (higher morale and tanks). Meanwhile, additional British forces close and begin to envelope the smaller SS forces. The two sides continue to trade mostly ineffective fire in the north. This is a very short scenario, so the northern German forces decide to make a push on the northern town hexes, as the Germans need three town hexes to win. They close the British, survive the defensive fire, and then assault the town. The southern British are keeping the SS force busy and not allowing it to try and take a second town hex. The northern German force succeeds in clearing a town hex and the SS also control a town, but the superior British numbers prevent the Germans from expanding their foothold in the city, and the British win with the Germans only capturing two city hexes.