The squads worked by pairs, forming a Combat Group of about 20 men supported by a MG or a submachine gun. The infantry tactical rules were completely renewed. The battlefield and the weapons were very different from those of The armies now needed well-trained soldiers able to survive and fight independently. 1.2 Combat Groups At the end of 1917 (September for the French army) a big change occurred throughout the battlefields. The rules applying to platoons also apply to half-platoons even if the word half-platoon is not always mentioned. SSR can also create half-platoons as required. But players during the set-up can also choose to convert up to 25% of the platoons present in the OB in halfplatoons. Half-platoons can exist only if a platoon has undergone enough casualties to be reduced to a half-platoon. Halfplatoons are composed of 3 squads of the same type of unit and same nationality. So in ASLGW a platoon is made of 6 squads of the same type of unit and same nationality. 1 Send all comments at That seems to be all! 1 Infantry and basic rules 1.1 Platoons: During most of the Great War, the platoon was the basic tactical unit and was composed of about 60 men.
The paragraphs in red represent the changes with the precedent version Do not hesitate to submit any useful comment at the indicated at the bottom of this page 1. The next step (aka v0.2 of the rules) will cover the OBA missions, tanks and mining. They should be enough to start playing simple scenarios. These rules v 0.1 present the infantry rules and some special Terrain rules. So playing ASL "The Great War" (ASLGW) is exactly like playing classic ASL with the exception of the rules described hereafter. The important idea is to keep the number of modification to the original ASL system as low as possible. Foreword Those rules are still under heavy work, so if you test them and think that something is wrong (or is good! Who knows?) just send me some feedback with your advice, your ideas or anything that might help me writing something that runs smoothly.
A1.21 & A7.36 Assault fire A1.22 & A7.34 Spray fire A.22.6 Molotov Cocktails (could be reintroduced by SSR in some cases) A.23 Demolition Charges (DC weren't quite as handy in as they were in They can be used by SSR and will generally be placed particularly in tunnels) A.24.1 Smoke placement exponent A.24.3 White Phosphorus C.12 Recoilless rifles D.13 Vehicular smoke dispenser D.16 DD tanks & amphibians Advanced Squad Leader "The Great War " v This work is dedicated to all those who served on all sides and to all those who lost their lives during the Great War.
Here is a listing of the few ASL rules, which should be taken out. A few rules are better if ignored since they don't fit the time period.
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