The British have to break through an entrenched/dug-in German line. With its units down in the valley to the north, the British pound the line with pre-planned artillery, OBA & an abundance of air power. After a couple of hours many German steps were eliminated. Time for the advance. Smoke was deployed and the two British battalions, along with their Crocodile flame-throwing tanks, advanced to the west portion of the German line. The final battalion is left in the valley as a deterrent to keep the east portion of the German line in place. Very bloody assault. The German entrenchments hold, locked in assault. And, after a few more hours, the dug-in Germans are routed and the Brits continue to bypass the entrenchments and continue south. Finally, the third British battalion advances and moves south past their comrades in the assault hexes. The 2nd German line of dug-in Panzers eventually knock out the Crocodiles and most of the Churchills. The Germans move their east line to the southwest and are shredded by OBA and air support. With causalities mounting, the British advance from the west side of the hill stalls. A surge forward is met by fire and them by several turns of regrouping. Repeat.

The time runs out. Neither side can claim the hill and the battle ends in a draw.