Pegasus Bridge: ASL Historical Module 4

Fourth Historical Module for Advanced Squad Leader, recreating the fighting for the famous Pegasus Bridge during the invasion of Normandy.

A few minutes past midnight, June 6th 1944, glider-borne D Company, 2nd Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry seize a key bridge over the Caen Canal in Normandy. This elite company, along with the paratroopers of the 7th Battalion, 6th Airborne Division must hold the bridge until relieved. Throughout the remainder of June 6th, the glidermen and paratroopers repulse eight different German counterattacks from elements of the 21st Panzer Division and the 716th Infantry Division, until finally relieved by the Warwickshires advancing from Sword Beach.

• 1 22" x 32" map of the bridge and surrounding towns of Benouville and Le Port,
• Chapter Q divider
• Chapter Q of the ASL rule book, Pages Q1-Q17 (which introduces new terrain types and contains the rules for the Pegasus Bridge Campaign Games)
• Chapter H notes for all the new vehicles introduced, pages H16a & H16b
• Chapter K, pages K25-K32, Day 7 of the Squad Leader Training Manual
• 1 Countersheet consisting of 160 1/2" counters, 64 5/8" counters
• six scenarios which highlight the key moments of the battle including campaign (ASL scenario 6 and historical scenario 6a)
  • PB1 Ham and Bloody Jam
  • PB2 Howard's Men
  • PB3 Piecemel
  • PB4 Killean's Red
  • PB5 Taylor Made Defense
  • PB6 It's about time
  • PB6a It's about time (historical variant - 2 pages)