GaryOwen

BRD/DDR border area north of Fulda

2 tank and 1 Bradley platoon must secure 3 bridges

This is a small, quick, defense mission where a platoon of M1s must ambush a 9 tanks company of T-80s. It is intended for beginners to practice using the LOS tool to evaluate terrain and select battle positions. It is unscored.

This is a series of scenarios based on different tasks from the tank platoon field manual and mission training plan where the player commands a single platoon. Each scenario of the series has been previously uploaded, this folder is now being uploaded solely for convenience. Corrected version of Assault scenario uploaded September 11, 2010. Thanks ht-57 for catching error.

This file contains a fix to the AI pathing that arose in patches after the original version of the file was initially posted.

Blue company team must escort logpac through 'Ambush Alley'

Range with targets at known ranges to familiarize firing from BRDM-2. Version 2.640

Player commands a Combat Reconnaissance Patrol (T-72 platoon with attached BRDM-2) and must move through screen to one of three possible target objectives.

This scenario is one of a series that is based on the U.S. Army Tank Platoon manual and mission training plan. It concentrates on a particular task and is intended to played offline or with a small online group. I've just uploaded a new file to fix a bug. Thanks Toyguy.

This scenario is one of a series that is based on the U.S. Army Tank Platoon manual and mission training plan. It concentrates on a particular task and is intended to played offline or with a small online group.

This scenario is one of a series that is based on the U.S. Army Tank Platoon manual and mission training plan. It concentrates on a particular task and is intended to played offline or with a small online group.

This scenario is one of a series that is based on the U.S. Army Tank Platoon manual and mission training plan. It concentrates on a particular task and is intended to played offline or with a small online group. Version 1.1: Edited briefing.

Each scenario of this series concentrates on a particular platoon level task or tasks and is intended to be played in either a small network group or offline. Version 1.1 contains an updated briefing that explains that the player is expected to use triggers to make requied status reports. Thanks Koen for the suggestion.

This scenario is one of a series that is based on the U.S. Army Tank Platoon manual and mission training plan. It concentrates on a particular task and is intended to played offline or with a small online group. Corrected version uploaded Sept 11 2010. Thanks ht-57 for pointing out error.

This scenario is one of a series that is based on the U.S. Army Tank Platoon manual and mission training plan. It concentrates on a particular task and is intended to played offline or with a small online group.

A quick adaptation of GS McAmis' Plain O Pain to demonstrate a method to simulate spawning vehicles.

This is a file that I posted at the old site that I don't think made it onto the Gold disc. I'm cleaning out my folders and thought I'd post it here. It's a company sized armor ambush against a soviet-style battalion.

Same as Ambush at Iron Springs but with Leos.

This scenario was written in response to the discussion in a forum thread about the use of "realistic" tactics in SB multi-player games. It is my belief that the trend in SB MP games over the course of the past few years to disperse units further than one would expect a professional tanker to do is a function of several factors. One of those factors is scenario design that does not attempt to value terrain the way it most likely would be in real life. Because the SB1 model does not depict the difficulty real tracked vehicles have in climbing and traversing slopes, vehicle movement is not restricted and channelized the way it is in real life. Accordingly, a large percentage, or so it seems to me, of SB MP games involve meeting engagements where the two sides snipe at each other from distances of a couple kilometers from one ridge line to another. So, in this scenario, I've chosen an objective in a flat open area and provided some cover for the defender. The composition of the forces was chosen so that the defender does not have enough to defend the entire map -- he must decide what is important to defend and what he can give up. Similarly, the attacker does not have enough to play a game of smash-mouth football -- he must try and gain local superiority in the gaps of the defense. The ammo was chosen (M829 & DM33) to force the sides to depend more on manuever than long range gunnery. I originally intended that this scenario be a submission for TGIF play, however, after playtesting with Shermanswar, he basically rejected it in its present form. So I'm posting it here -- with this long description -- as a contrast to other scenarios, not so much with the intent that it actually be played.

Adjusted width of Green River and moved penalty zones.

Redux of an old-school MP scenario. Good for quick pick-up games. No need to wait around the lobby to fire this one up.

Simple deathmatch 12 M1s vs. 12 Leo 2A5s. Requires version 2.370.

Blue has a reinforced M2A2 company to defend two small villages. Red has a Leo 2A5 company reinforced with CV90s. Can be played single-player, co-op, or head to head.

Updated version of classic scenario to provide gunnery practice with T-72 fire control system. Version 2.640

Map of area surrounding fictional village of Arnsdorf, based on Coyle's novel, Team Yankee.
 
To download this map, enter 5f253440-b4c1-41ba-a4d3-c3a3a2e350b2 as the map package into the steel beasts map tools UI.  If this map is used in a scenario, it will prompt the user to download as long as they have SB Pro Map Tools installed.