2 weeks ago a couple friends passed by my game room for some GB II opening.

A full day session with a lot of chatting, a lot of wine and at the end only 1 turn and a half played (we stopped after the German phase of turn 2). the objective was not to play the campaign at all.

The distinction between the fronts was not very clear: Mister B (knowing the system) and Mister F (1st time OCS player) played the germans (more or less North/South) and Mister JF…

After the discovery of the OCS system with Burma and following a very good experience with Baltic Gap, I decided to give a try at Guderian's Blitzkrieg II.

I picked the campaign scenario starting 1st October 1941, sorted the units, clipped them, built an extension to my gaming table so everything can fit and I started the setup.

Of course I am not trying to play the whole campaign. It will be mainly a solo experience, for a couple of turns, in an attempt to grasp the…

Thanks to my Wargame Secret Santa now I can enjoy the OCS system with Baltic Gap. I already owned Burma which I really appreciate but this time it goes to the East front with a different counter density and much more manoeuvers !

End of November a couple of friends and I tried the scenario 5.4 of Baltic Gap (OCS), named "the Baltic Gap"..... 2 players used to command the South Front, the others 2 the North Front (which correspond in BG at the two scenarios 5.2 and…