Flakfizer

"The Sharp End of War" by John Ellis quotes Nat Frankel who fought in Shermans during the war:- 'A tank, you see, had four gas inlets and each one was filled with high octane. If any of those four were hit, the whole machine would go up...When that gas got hit, your options were, to say the least, limited'.

I thought I should let you know how the battle went. The scenario was 'Bridgehead at Benicourt'. Kami and I played through to the end resulting in an Axis tactical victory. He dropped a turn of 155 arty blind behind the ridge and managed to almost kill one squad of reinforcements, panic another, damage the gun on a halftrack/75 and worst of all imobilised one of my panthers moving to the other flank. After that he pushed his remaining shermans and infantry up to the flag and held there. My forces concentrated on killing his remaining armour then scrubbed his infantry from the flag. Kami said thanks for the advice and that one of these days he might manage a draw

Is there a good way to push wrecked or immobilised vehicles ? I've tried it a few times but the pushing vehicle generally plots its own movement around the wreck. There have already been several situations where a vital road was blocked by wreckage or a useful vehicle was imobilised in a poor position.Any advice would be useful.