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About Gary Grigsby's War in the West Operation Torch

Gary Grigsby's War in the West Operation Torch is an expansion for Gary Grigsby’s War in the West. It adds 10 scenarios covering operations in the African and Western European theaters from late 1942 to 1945, including historical and hypothetical campaigns.

Following Rommel’s defeat at the Second Battle of El-Alamein in 1942, the British 8th Army, commanded by General B.L. Montgomery, advances deep into northern Libya. Axis forces are limited, disheartened and short of supplies, creating an opportunity for the Allies to take control of the southern Mediterranean and prepare to land in Europe.

Scenarios

The expansion includes these scenarios:

  • Torch to Tunisia: 10 Nov 1942–26 Jul 1943, 37 turns.
  • Battle for Tunisia: Feb 1943–June 1943, approximately 20 turns.
  • Rommel Attacks: Feb 1943–March 1943, approximately 6 turns.
  • Operation Dragoon: 8 Aug 1944–18 Sep 1944, 6 turns.
  • Operation Diadem to the Gothic Line: 11 May 1944–27 Sep 1944, 20 turns.
  • Breaching the Gothic Line: 25 Aug 1944–4 May 1945, 36 turns.
  • Weakest Link: 13 Sep 1944–10 Feb 1945, 20 turns; an air-only campaign covering attacks on the German oil and fuel industries.
  • Pointblank Directive 1944: 16 Jun 1943–5 Apr 1944, 42 turns; an air-only campaign covering early strategic bombing by Bomber Command and the US 8th Air Force.
  • 1945 Campaign: 16 Dec 1944–4 Aug 1945, 33 turns; begins with the Battle of the Bulge and covers the Western theater of operations.
  • The 4th Supreme Command: 3 July 1943–4 Aug 1945, 109 turns; a hypothetical Grand Campaign in which Hitler was assassinated in March 1943 and the Axis armies were in better condition in summer 1943.

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