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There are 2 regular bridges and a bunch of foot bridges. The victory conditions state the Germans control one undestroyed bridge for a major victory, the Allies control one undestroyed bridge for a major victory. With engineers and demolition, that becomes rather luck dependent. If a foot bridge is a "bridge", the situation is likely to be a major German victory by turn 3 or 4. If a foot bridge is not a "bridge", the game will likely be a race to blow as many bridges as possible in an effort to control the coming firefight.

I've blow the normal bridges and all but 2 of the foot bridges. At this point I expect that I have prevented a German major victory, and denied my own, and have a tough fight because my infantry consists of reservists and territorials. Alternately, the Germans are likely to have a major victory next turn. Thoughts on which?
Peter: the two bridges in 0509 (map 125) and 0706 (map 121) are the only ones that matter regarding the VCs and general play.
Thank you Philippe.
There is about to be a very ugly firefight Saturday afternoon.