Streets of Stalingrad Game Turn Sequence Outline
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1 Streets of Stalingrad Game Turn Sequence Outline 1 Administrative Phase a German may declare game over 3.1 b Restack EXPLOSION markers with owning units c Soviet adjusts OUT OF SUPPLY markers d Soviet resolves OUT OF SUPPLY for NKVD units e German checks OUT OF SUPPLY status for his units 19.6 f Consolidate formations 20.0 g German rolls die for STUKA availability h Check for ammo shortages (from 20 September 01 Oct) 14.7 j Soviet rolls for bad weather (from 21 October) k German carries out withdrawals Sim-bomb Phase a German places STUKA & EXPLOSION markers b Soviet places EXPLOSION markers c German resolves bombardment removing EXPLOSION & STUKA markers, or leaves , them as d Mark German OP units spotting this phase 'NO MOVE' till Phase 3s e PINNED East Bank firing artillery restack EXPLOSION markers with units which remain PINNED till Phase 8p f Soviet resolves bombardment removing EXPLOSION markers, or leaves them as g Mark Soviet OP units spotting this phase 'NO MOVE' till Phase 4e h Bring back OP units eliminated in Phases last Game Turn. OP units eliminated this phase return Phase 6k. 'NO SPOT' OP units (Phase 15k) cleared for spotting in future phases 3 German Movement Phase a German Reinforcements/Replacements enter boxes 1 4. Entering IF units marked 'NO FIRE' till Phase 5m b German wounded leaders return c German identifies dismounted units 8.7 d German makes each breakthrough move 8.5 e Soviet opportunity fire vs (d) above (Firing units 'NO MOVE' till Phase 4e) f German declares each breakthrough attack 10.0 g Soviet defensive fire vs attackers h German resolves each breakthrough attack 10.6 j Soviet may make instant counter attack vs BREAKTHRU hex k Unpinned German units may move full MP, into/from offmap boxes, through BREAKTHRU markers. (Moving OP and all moving artillery units with MP of 12 or marked 'NO SPOT'/'NO FIRE' respectively till Phase 5m l Soviet opportunity fire vs (k) above (Firing IF units 'NO MOVE' till Phase 4e) m German places ATTACK markers 9.02 n Unpinned, not yet moved, German units may use deployment movement (Moving OP and all moving artillery units with MP of 12 or 15 marked 'NO SPOT'/'NO FIRE' respectively till Phase 5m) p Soviet opportunity fire vs (p) above (Firing IF units 'NO MOVE' till Phase 4e) q Mark Soviet OP units spotting this phase 'NO MOVE' till Phase 4e r 'NO MOVE' German OP (Phases 12f, 13g, 14n, 15g last turn and 2d this turn) and IF units (Phases 12d and 12e last turn) cleared for movement in future phases s Change BREAKTHRU markers to SPENT 10.9 t German leaders and qualifying OP units may move 16 hexes or to any unit of their command (Moving OP units marked 'NO SPOT' till Phase 5m) OP units eliminated this phase return Phase 6k 14.98
2 4 Soviet Reserves Movement Phase a Soviet marks any dismounted units 8.7 b Qualifying Soviet units may move ( (OP/IF units maked 'NO SPOT/'NO FIRE' respectively till Phase 5m) d Soviet leaders and OP units may move 16 hexes or to any unit of their command (Moving OP units marked 'NO SPOT' till Phase 5m) e 'NO MOVE' Soviet units cleared for movement in future phases German Attack Phase a German designates all units involved plus tactics (STUKAS only if LW OP spotting ) b Qualifying Soviet defenders may retreat 9.4 d Soviet defensive fire by units being attacked (Mark Firing IF 'NO MOVE' till Phase s) e Soviet defensive fire by units not being attacked (Mark Firing IF 'NO MOVE' till Phase 10s) f Mark Soviet OP units spotting this phase 'NO MOVE' till Phase 10s g Qualifying designated units (a) above resolve attack h Mark German OP units spotting this phase 'NO MOVE' till Phase 7n j Possible German advance after combat ( advancing OPs 'NO SPOT' till phase 6k) 9.85 k Possible Soviet instant counter attack 12.0 l Possible Soviet retreat after combat m All artillery units with MP of 12 or 15 and OP units marked in Phases 3a, 3k, 3n, 3t, b, 4d cleared for fire/spotting next phase n All STUKA + EXPLOSION markers (including ) removed OP units eliminated this Phase return Phase 6k Sim-bomb Phase a Remove all PINNED markers unless beneath ATTACK markers b Remove ATTACK markers c German places STUKA & EXPLOSION markers d Soviet places EXPLOSION markers e German resolves bombardment removing EXPLOSION & STUKA markers, or leaves them as f Mark German OP units spotting this phase 'NO MOVE' till Phase 7n g PINNED East Bank firing artillery restack EXPLOSION markers with units which remain PINNED till Phase 8p h Soviet resolves bombardment removing EXPLOSION markers, or leaves them as j Mark Soviet OP units spotting this phase 'NO MOVE' till Phase 10s k Bring back OP units eliminated earlier this Game Turn. OP units eliminated this phase return Phase 9g. 'NO SPOT' German OP units (5j) cleared for spotting in future Phases
3 7 German Exploit Movement Phase a German identifies dismounted units 8.7 b German makes each breakthrough move 8.5 c Soviet opportunity fire vs (b) above 11.0 d German declares each breakthrough attack 10.0 e Soviet defensive fire vs attackers f German resolves each breakthrough attack 10.6 g Soviet may make instant counter attack vs BREAKTHRU hex h Unpinned German units may move half MP(FRU, excluding into/from offmap boxes, through BREAKTHRU markers, (Moving OP and all moving artillery units with MP of 12 or 15 marked 'NO SPOT'/'NO FIRE' respectively till Phase 8m) j Soviet opportunity fire vs (k) above 11.0 k German places ATTACK markers 9.02 l Change BREAKTHRU markers to SPENT 10.9 m Mark Soviet OP units spotting this phase 'NO MOVE' till Phase 10s n p 'NO MOVE' German OP units (Phases 5h, 6e) cleared for movement in future phases German leaders and OP units may move 16 hexes or to any unit of their command (Moving OP units marked 'NO SPOT' till Phase 8m) OP units eliminated this phase return Phase 9g German Exploit Attack Phase a German designates all units involved plus tactics (STUKAS only if LW OP spotting ) b Qualifying Soviet defenders may retreat 9.4 d Soviet defensive fire by units being attacked (Mark Firing IF 'NO MOVE till Phase s) e Soviet defensive fire by units not being attacked (Mark Firing IF 'NO MOVE till Phase 10s) f Mark Soviet OP units spotting this phase 'NO MOVE' till Phase 10s g Qualifying designated (a) units resolve attack h Mark German OP units spotting this phase 'NO MOVE' till Phase 11e j Possible German advance after combat (Mark advancing OP units 'NO SPOT' till 9.85 Phase 9g k Possible Soviet instant counter attack 12.0 l Possible Soviet retreat after combat m All artillery units with MP of 12 or 15 and OP units marked in Phase 7h, 7k, cleared for fire/spotting in future phases n All STUKA + EXPLOSION markers (including ) removed p Remove all PINNED, SPENT and ATTACK markers including PINNED markers in E Bank boxes OP units eliminated this Phase return Phase 9g Sim-bomb Phase a Soviet places EXPLOSION markers b German places EXPLOSION markers c Soviet resolves bombardment removing EXPLOSION markers, or leaves them as , d Mark Soviet OP units spotting this phase 'NO MOVE' till Phase 10s e German resolves bombardment removing EXPLOSION markers, or leaves them as f Mark German OP units spotting this phase 'NO MOVE' till Phase 11e g Bring back OP units eliminated in Phases OP units eliminated this phase return Phase 13j. 'NO SPOT' German OP units (Phase 8j) cleared for spotting
4 10 Soviet Movement Phase a Soviet Reinforcements/Replacements enter E Bank boxes. Mark IF units 'NO FIRE' till Phase 12m b Soviet wounded leaders return c Soviet identifies dismounted units 8.7 d Soviet makes each breakthrough move 8.5 e German opportunity fire vs (d) above (Firing units 'NO MOVE in Phase 11e) f Soviet declares each breakthrough attack 10.0 g German defensive fire vs attackers h Mark German OP units spotting this phase 'NO MOVE' till Phase 11e j Soviet resolves each breakthrough attack 10.6 k German may make instant counter attack vs BREAKTHRU hex l Unpinned Soviet units may move full MP, into/from E Bank boxes, through BREAKTHRU markers, Check immobilisation of armoured units (Moving OP and all moving artillery units with MP of 12 or 15 marked 'NO SPOT/'NO FIRE' respectively till Phase 12m) m German opportunity fire vs (l) above (Firing units 'NO MOVE' till Phase 11e) n Soviet places ATTACK markers 9.02 p Unpinned, not yet moved, Soviet units may use deployment movement (Moving OP and all moving artillery units with MP of 12 or 15 marked 'NO SPOT'/'NO FIRE respectively till Phase 12m) q German opportunity fire vs (p) above (Firing units 'NO MOVE' till Phase 11e) r Change BREAKTHRU markers to SPENT 10.9 s 'NO MOVE' Soviet OP units (Phases 5f, 6h, 7n, 8f, 9d) and IF units (Phases 5d and e) cleared for movement in future phases t Soviet leaders and OP units may move 16 hexes or to any unit of their command (Moving OP units marked 'NO SPOT' till Phase 12m) OP units eliminated this phase return Phase 13j German Reserves Movement Phase a German marks any dismounted units 8.7 b Qualifying German units may move (Moving OP/IF units marked 'NO SPOT'/'NO FIRE respectively till Phase 12m) c Soviet opportunity fire vs (b) above 11.0 d German leaders and OP units may move 16 hexes or to any unit of their command (Moving OP units marked 'NO SPOT' till Phase 12m) e 'NO MOVE' German OP units cleared for movement in future phases Soviet Attack Phase a Soviet designates all units involved plus tactics b Qualifying German defenders may retreat 9.4 c Soviet opportunity fire vs units (b above) 11.0 d German defensive fire by units being attacked 9.5 e German defensive fire by units not being attacked f Mark German OP units spotting this phase 'NO MOVE' till Phase 3r next turn g Qualifying designated units (a above) resolve attack h Mark Soviet OP units spotting this phase 'NO MOVE' till Phase 14p j Possible Soviet advance after combat (advancing OPs 'NO SPOT' till Phase 13j) 9.85 k Possible German instant counter attack 12.0 l Possible German retreat after combat m All artillery units with MP of 12 or 15 and OP units marked in 10m, 10p, 10t, 11b, d cleared for fire/spotting next phase n All EXPLOSION markers (including ) removed OP units eliminated this Phase return Phase 13j
5 13 Sim-bomb Phase a Remove all PINNED markers unless beneath ATTACK markers b Remove ATTACK markers c Soviet places EXPLOSION markers d German places EXPLOSION markers e Soviet resolves bombardment removing EXPLOSION markers, or leaves them as , f Mark Soviet OP units spotting this phase 'NO MOVE' till Phase 14p g German resolves bombardment removing EXPLOSION markers, or leaves them as h Mark German OP units spotting this phase 'NO MOVE' till Phase 3r next turn j Bring back OP units eliminated in Phases OP units eliminated this phase return Phase 2h next turn. 'NO SPOT' Soviet OPs (12j) cleared for spotting 14 Soviet Exploit Movement Phase a Soviet identifies dismounted units 8.7 b Soviet makes each breakthrough move 8.5 d Soviet declares each breakthrough attack 10.0 e German defensive fire vs attackers f Soviet resolves each breakthrough attack 10.6 g German may make instant counter attack vs BREAKTHRU hex h Unpinned Soviet units may move half MP(FRU), including into/from but not between E Bank boxes, through BREAKTHRU markers,across the Volga. ( Moving OP and all moving artillery units with MP of 12 or 15 marked 'NO SPOT'/NO FIRE respectively till Phase 15n) j German opportunity fire vs (h) above 11.0 k Soviet places ATTACK markers 9.02 l Change BREAKTHRU markers to SPENT 10.9 m Mark German OP units spotting this phase 'NO MOVE' till Phase 3r next turn n 'NO MOVE' Soviet OP units (Phases 12h, 13e) cleared for movement p Soviet leaders and OP units may move 16 hexes or to any unit of their command (Moving OPs marked 'NO SPOT' till Phase 15n) OP units eliminated this phase return Phase 2h next game turn Soviet Exploit Attack Phase a Soviet designates all units involved plus tactics b Possible Soviet infiltration attack 13.0 c Qualifying German defenders may retreat 9.4 d Soviet opportunity fire vs (b) above 11.0 e German defensive fire by units being attacked 9.5 f German defensive fire by units not being attacked g Mark German OP units spotting this phase 'NO MOVE' till Phase 3r next turn h Qualifying designated (a - above) units resolve attack j Mark Soviet OP units spotting this phase 'NO MOVE' till Phase 4e next turn k Possible Soviet advance after combat... (advancing OPs 'NO SPOT' till Phase 2h next 9.85 turn) l Possible German instant counter attack 12.0 m Possible German retreat after combat n All artillery units with MP of 12 or 15 OP units marked in 14j, 14l, cleared for fire/spotting in future phase s p All EXPLOSION markers (including ) removed q Remove all PINNED, SPENT and ATTACK markers including PINNED markers in E Bank boxes OP units eliminated this Phase return Phase 2h next turn Advance the Turn marker one space on the Turn Column and place the Phase marker on space 1 of the Sequence Chart, begin the next turn. Streets of Stalingrad GT sequence Outline(Rev )
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