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Nemesis: Battle of Rimini takes place during Operation Olive, set in mid-September 1944, which saw the Allies attempt to break through the German-held Gothic defensive line on the Adriatic coast. With this offensive, the British Eighth Army would attack along the eastern coastline to draw the Germans to deploy their reserves. Later on, the US 5th Army aimed to push from Florence in central Italy towards Bologna in a bid to trap the German 10th Army. In terrible weather conditions, the operation didn’t work out as envisioned. A grueling battle developed around Rimini, severely devastating the city. The liberation of Rimini came at a high cost while the breach of the Gothic line never materialized. Nemesis: Battle of Rimini contains two new battlegroups, meticulously researched and historically accurate, with new units or variations of units. 1. Fallschirmjäger With Nemesis: Battle of Rimini the Axis will be able to command the 1. Fallschirmjäger-Division, the German paratroopers at the forefront of many daring airborne operations in the opening stages of World War II. The soldiers of 1. Fallschirmjäger-Division became legendary thanks to their tenacious defense of Monte Cassino’s monastery. Reinforced with green Grenadier recruits and Turkmen Ost-Legionäre, the battlegroup has access to a mere dozen Tiger E but makes it up with considerable anti-tank forces, including PaK 43 towed guns, Nashorn and Jagdpanzer IV tank destroyers. Thanks to the close proximity of several airfields, the Luftwaffe can be deployed in force. The 1. Fallschirmjäger is an excellent battlegroup on the defense, especially in covered terrain, but lacks the strength for a stand-up fight. 2nd New Zealand Division The 2nd New Zealand Division was an oddity among the Allies: neither infantry nor armore

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2021-01-28 · Standard