FGM BLOODY ST OMER CAPELLE - (H2H, Allied vs AI) - July 7th 1944, After the breakout from the beachhead at Waldam, units from the 29th Infantry Division are ordered to secure the crossroads at St. Omer Cappelle and the surrounding areas. Approaching St. Omer Cappelle from the Northeast the unit commanders have requested a bombardment of the area from some heavy cruisers located off the coast. Littte resistance is expected in the town though intelligence has reported that units from the 347th Infantry Division are moving on the area. Its the 29th's job to take the crossroads and to repel any counter-attack that might come their way.

FGM BRIDGES FOR THE 82ND - (H2H, Both vs AI) - It's July 4th 1944, today the Allies will invade Fortress Europe through the Pas D' Calais area. Southwest of the town of Le Pont D’ Ardres lays the Canal D’ Ardres and the Canal D' Oye. In this area the Canals are spanned by three road bridges. A Railroad bridge is located about a 1/2km east of the three bridges. These bridges provide the German forces with a quick and direct route up into the beach areas along Saint Omer.

HOLD UNTIL RELIEVED - (H2H, Both vs AI) - Sister scenario to 'FGM Bridges for the 82nd' - It's early morning on the 4th of July 1944, The invasion landings have started at Waldam Beach. During the night Units of the 2nd Battalion 505th PIR of the 82nd Airborne Division were dropped into the area around Le Pont D' Ardres. There mission was to secure three bridges crossing the Canel D' Ardres, which they succeeded in doing by 0300.

THE CROSSING - (H2H) - July 7, 1944 – 0430 hrs (50 minutes +10)  – There is some overcast skys and the temperature is warm this morning, there is slight breeze from the West. The ground is damp.

This morning units from the 30th Infantry Division will be attacking across the Vire River and Vire-Taute Canal with the objective of securing the area around St-Jean- de-Daye. The 117th Infantry is to spearhead the crossing of the Vire at 0430, while the 120th Infantry opens its drive across the canal at 1345.

FROMOND THE SAINT - (H2H) - July 7, 1944 – 0545 hrs (50 minutes +10)  – It is a misty morning and the temperature is warm this morning, there is light breeze from the West. The ground is damp.

Yesterday evening Units from 1st Battalion 117th Infantry Regiment attacked the bridge crossing at the town of St. Fromond. Due to weather and some screwed up logistics we had to withdraw North of the bridge and make another attempt this morning.

THE AIRE ROAD - (H2H) - July 7, 1944 – 1335 hrs (55 minutes +10)  – It is an overcast day and the temperature is warm and the ground is dry, there is light breeze from the NorthWest.

Moving out from Vire-Taute Canal Crossing today around mid-morning units of the 1/117th Battalion are headed toward the town of St. Jean de-Daye. The main approach to the town is along the Aire Road. Overlooking the Arie Road is a high point labeled Hill 30.

DOS DORF DES TODES - (H2H, Allied vs AI) - July 11th 1944, After the breakout from the beachhead at Waldam, units from 2nd Battalion, 12th Infantry Regiment, 4th Division are headed to the key town of Oye-Plage, which is located about 8km off the beach. The village is of importance because of the Observation Tower located in the Cathedral that overlooks towards the North and Waldam beach. German resistance is expected to be fierce.

FLOODED FIELDS FOREVER - (H2H, Allied vs AI) - June 9th 1944, The 175th Infantry, having smashed the 914th Regiment in its rapid seizure of Isigny, advanced southward against opposition from 352nd Infantry Division Stragglers who setup a defense near Montmartin-en-Graignes.