{tags "english"
	{"1_"
		{"name" "Katyusha (USSR)"}
	}
	{"1_2"
		{"first2" "Ahead is the eastern section of the village of Chepel. The defenders\nare currently engaged in a battle at the other side of the\nvillage, it sounds like the remainder of the 23rd have\nstarted their offensive. Despite having the element of surprise\nhere, the enemy units are well trained and still pose a significant threat."}
		{"name" "Chepel"}
		{"primary1" "Destroy the German defensive guns"}
		{"primary2" "Eliminate all traces of the enemy"}
	}
	{"1_3"
		{"name" "Monastery"}
		{"primary1" "Reach the paratroopers and help them defeat the Germans"}
		{"primary2" "Get the paratrooper to safety across the river"}
		{"save_d" "The immediate threat has been dealt with, but scores of Germans are still\npouring into the area. The wounded paratrooper has important information regarding\nhis mission. A fight for freedom is the only option but this is a desperate situation."}
		{"start" "The remains of the 23rd Tank Corps lies broken in the road.\nThe attack on the column has alerted a nearby garrison\nwho are now sweeping through the area looking for survivors. It looks as\nthough a detachment of Spetsnaz were discovered by chance and ambushed.\nThey are pinned down in a ruined monastery up ahead, and wont last long against such\noverwhelming numbers."}
	}
	{"1_4"
		{"name" "Last Ride"}
		{"r_3timer" "Left till the train departs "}
		{"r_3tran_ok" "There are no Germans around, Dudkov - to the train,\nthe others - to the carriage and - forward."}
		{"r_3tran_out" "Kill all the Germans around so that they do not hinder you,\nget everybody on that train, including Dudkov,of course,\nand onward to the train depot at full speed."}
		{"r_3u0s" "Dudkov's cottage lies amidst a web of German patrols.\nTo alert the enemy would be suicide."}
		{"r_3u0s1_mo" "Get to Dudkov's cottage and meet with him"}
		{"r_3u0s2_mo" "Make sure Dudkov is not killed"}
		{"r_3u1s" "Dudkov has explained that the Katyusha was only just moved, out of \nBalakleya station to a nearby depot. The Enemy wants to secure the \nplatform before transporting it to Germany by train. He points out \nthat a nearby transport wagon due for repairs, will leave for the \ndepot any minute now. This provides the perfect opportunity to \ncatch up with Katyusha."}
		{"r_3u1s_mo" "Stowaway on the outbound transport wagon before it leaves"}
	}
	{"1_5"
		{"beg" "The Katyusha has been found fixed to a flatbed transport wagon.\nHowever as the wagon is immobile, it will need to be attached to a \ntrain before any escape can be made. Many German guards patrol  \nthe area."}
		{"captured" "Good work, the steam-engine is captured, now we must attach it to the\nKatyusha."}
		{"name" "Theft"}
		{"primary1" "Capture the single steam engine and attach it to the Katyusha"}
		{"primary1_2" "Attach single steam engine to the Katyusha"}
		{"primary2" "Take the train and escape via the main gate"}
		{"sec1" "Eliminate all defending Germans"}
	}
	{"1_6"
		{"first" "The German armor targets lie ahead, unmanned at Prishib station. The Katyusha will\nneed to be towed into a suitable firing position before finally being destroyed.\nThe task is made more difficult by the presence of several nearby assault squads. These\nwill need to be dealt with first."}
		{"name" "Prishib Station"}
		{"pr_last" "Ensure all armored targets are destroyed"}
		{"primary1" "Eliminate nearby enemies"}
		{"primary2" "Move Katyusha into a suitable firing position"}
		{"primary3" "Launch Katyusha rocket at stationary armored targets"}
		{"primary4" "Destroy Katyusha"}
	}
	{"2_"
		{"name" "Project America (UK)"}
	}
	{"2_1"
		{"2ndtext" "The full squad is now successfully ashore but with this event comes grave\nnews. Trident has been detected by the Germans and hit by the coastal artillery.\nThe rudder is damaged thus preventing the sub from diving to safety. The Germans\nare using the nearby lighthouse and artillery to track and destroy it.\nUnless this menace is dealt with, Trident and all who sail on her will meet their doom."}
		{"des" "Commandos will arrive soon."}
		{"des_in_land" "Perfect, the commandos are on the shore."}
		{"n1" "The remaining men of Condor Squad are waiting off shore until the searchlights and patrol\nboat have been taken care of before bringing the inflatable to the landing zone.\nSwift and decisive action is required to prevent the team from being discovered."}
		{"name" "Lighthouse"}
		{"primary1" "Take out the searchlights"}
		{"primary2" "Take care of a patrol boat"}
		{"primary3" "Enable the safe landing of the commandos on the shore"}
		{"primary4" "Escape via the meet up point"}
		{"sec1" "Destroy the lighthouse and the artillery"}
		{"sec2" "Scupper the patrol boat"}
	}
	{"2_2"
		{"ambush" "We're too late, it looks like an ambush..."}
		{"name" "Rendezvous"}
		{"prim2_1" "Head for the Commandants office"}
		{"primary1" "Establish contact with the French Resistance agent at the rendezvous location"}
		{"primary1_1" "The planned ambush by the enemy has failed. After interrogating a\nsurvivor it has been discovered that the contact, the female French Resistance agent\nOdetta Viar, is being held at the local Commandants office for questioning.\nThe Germans do not have a reputation for treating their captives well so time is of the essence."}
		{"primary2" "Head for the Commandants office"}
		{"primary3" "Rescue Odetta Viar and ensure her safety"}
		{"primary4" "Destroy the defended bridge"}
		{"primary5" "Locate a boat and escape"}
		{"rez_in_prok" "It looks as if our contact is kept in the commandant's office building, we must find\na way to set them free."}
		{"rez_rus" ""}
		{"rezident_house" "The town of St Pol-sur-mer is swarming with Germans; the actions at the\ncoast have stirred up a hornets nest. Despite this, contact must be established with the\nFrench Resistance agent to gather as much information as possible about the location\nof the V-3 crash site."}
		{"viar" "There she is!"}
	}
	{"2_3"
		{"begin" "During the test, the missile fell into marshland in  Normandy. The Germans have already\ndiscovered the place where the missile fell, and are guarding it. Your mission\nis: to capture the secret guidance system of the missile at any price."}
		{"dog" "Forrester's dog."}
		{"fau_first" "The enemy has detected the boat, and set up sniper positions blocking\nthe route to the crash site.\nOnce these are dealt with, there still lies the problem of the crash\nsite where the Germans have dug in, guarding the sensitive guidance technology."}
		{"name" "Crash Site"}
		{"podsk1" "There are dangerous bogs around, landmarks show the places where one can pass."}
		{"primary2" "Secure the crash site and recover the guidance system\n(Be careful not to venture into the marsh, it is perilous)"}
		{"primary3" "Find a way to get through the marsh safely"}
		{"secure" "The crash site is secure but upon inspection of the missile its apparent that\nsomeone has removed the guidance system. It must have been the\nconvoy seen leaving earlier, heading in the direction of Brouckerque.\nIt may be possible to beat the convoy to the town but only if a route can be found\nthrough the marsh. However the marsh is perilous. Unless a safe route can be found\nthe enemy will escape with the guidance system."}
	}
	{"2_4"
		{"block" "Block the exit to the northern road to divert the convoy."}
		{"crashed" "The road is blocked!"}
		{"failed2" "You've lost the column!"}
		{"failed3" "You haven't succeeded in  capturing the V-3 guidance system."}
		{"fau" "Ambush the convoy and retrieve the guidance system from the truck\n(The guidance technology must not be destroyed)"}
		{"first" "The convoy will soon be travelling along the northern road, which leads\nto the Saint-Omer airfield. Blocking this road will mean that the convoy\nwill need to divert through Brouckerque village, allowing enough time to set\nup the ambush. There are only minutes until the convoy arrives so decisive action\nmust be taken."}
		{"name" "Ambush"}
		{"return" "Once the system is secure escape via the southern road."}
		{"timer_convoy" "Convoy arrival:"}
	}
	{"2_5"
		{"a_5u0s" "There is a strong enemy presence in the area due to the nearby\nammo and fuel depot. Despite the danger, the landing zone must\nbe secured before the Lysander can land. And in order for a safe\nlanding, the pilot will need to be signalled from the ground below."}
		{"a_5u0s2_mo" "Find some way to signal the plane so it can land in the large field"}
		{"a_5u0s_mo" "Secure the landing zone"}
		{"a_5u1s" "As the Lysander plane approached it was hit by anti-aircraft fire.\nThe crash landing looked rough but not fatal. It's time for plan B\nand Saint-Omer airfield! The pilot must be rescued before\nthe enemy closes in, they will be here in minutes."}
		{"a_5u1s2_mo" "The pilot must not be killed"}
		{"a_5u1s_mo" "Rescue the pilot and escape with the guidance system, to Saint-Omer \nairfield"}
		{"name" "Rescue"}
	}
	{"2_6"
		{"a_6u0s" "The airfield of Saint-Omer lies ahead. The task of evacuating the V-3 guidance system is made\nmore difficult by scores of German infantry and well fortified heavy weapon positions.\nThe first job is to find a way to infiltrate the outer defences. Once inside the men must\nsecure a plane and then make sure that the take off runs without a hitch."}
		{"a_6u0s1_mo" "Secure the plane in the large hanger"}
		{"a_6u0s2_mo" "Get the pilot and the guidance system to the plane\nand ensure that he escapes safely"}
		{"a_6u0s_mo" "Find a way into the airfield complex"}
		{"name" "Freedom"}
	}
	{"3_"
		{"name" "The Way to Berlin (USA)"}
	}
	{"3_1"
		{"b_1u0s" "The airdrop was a disaster. The squad is dispersed, and the men are nowhere to be seen.\nIt is imperative that they are found as soon as possible and taken to the rendezvous point.\nThey are likely to need help, as the area is crawling with enemy search teams.\nHowever the first task is to find a gun."}
		{"b_1u0s1_mo" "Find a gun"}
		{"b_1u0s_mo" "Find and rescue at least four squad members\nand bring them all to the rendezvous zone"}
		{"name" "Drop Zone"}
	}
	{"3_2"
		{"b2u0s" "The town of Nijmegen lies directly ahead, appearing quiet and\npeaceful. But this is misleading; the enemy is concealed waiting\nfor any foolish Allied soldiers to walk into a trap..."}
		{"b2u0s_mo" "Clear the town of the enemy before further\nAllied armor can arrive"}
		{"name" "Nijmegen"}
	}
	{"3_3"
		{"b_3u0s" "The infantry of the 82nd Airborne Division have made inroads\ninto Nijmegen, but are now pinned down by a stronger enemy\nsupported by heavy armor. They won't be able to hold out\nindefinitely. There is no time to wait for back up and a decisive\nstrike by the two Sherman tanks is the only option."}
		{"b_3u0s1_mo" "Eliminate the enemy from the outskirts of the town"}
		{"b_3u0s_mo" "Reach the town and support the infantry"}
		{"name" "Minefields"}
	}
	{"3_4"
		{"b_4u0s" "There are several enemy artillery positions up ahead.\nOnly a decisive strike, and several large explosions,will silence them for good.\nTo ensure that the Germans do not simply replace their wrecked\nguns, the radio station relaying the co-ordinates to the firing\nsquads, must also be taken out."}
		{"b_4u0s_mo" "Destroy all German artillery"}
		{"b_4u0s_mo1" "Take out the radio relay station"}
		{"name" "Artillery Assault"}
	}
	{"3_5"
		{"b_5u0s" "For the time being, the town is quiet, which offers the opportunity\nto bolster the defences before the inevitable onslaught.\nThe enemy must be kept at bay until Allied reinforcements arrive."}
		{"b_5u0s1_mo" "Do not let the enemy gain a foothold on the Allied side"}
		{"b_5u0s_mo" "Defend the west bridge until reinforcements arrive"}
		{"b_5u1s" "The German attack is proving too strong. It will be impossible to fend\nthem off for much longer while two routes remain across the river.\nOne of them will have to be sacrificed."}
		{"b_5u1s_mo" "Destroy the west bridge and defend the east bridge,\naerial support is on its way"}
		{"ger_s" "The Germans have crossed the river.\nIt is necessary to 'take care' of them as fast as possible."}
		{"name" "Last Stand"}
	}
	{"4_"
		{"name" "Wrath of the Tiger (Ger)"}
	}
	{"4_1"
		{"bridge_captured" "Although the disused farm building provides suitable cover from the Allied\nplanes, the danger is far from over. A group of British commandos has fortified the\narea ahead. If the tanks are discovered by the enemy, then they\nwill surely alert the planes via radio. This will have to be handled on foot by just a handful of men."}
		{"dit_sur" "Wittman must survive"}
		{"farm_safe" "There appears to be a disused farm up ahead, this may be of use"}
		{"name" "En Route"}
		{"primary1" "Find nearby cover and avoid the Allied fighter-bombers until the threat has passed"}
		{"primary2" "Wait in the shelter"}
		{"primary3" "Take out the APC radio station"}
		{"primary4" "Recapture the bridge"}
		{"timer_for_planes" "Find a shelter"}
		{"vit1" "Allied fighter-bombers are fast approaching. If the column does not find suitable\ncover, and quickly, the enemy will have a clear chance to obliterate the\ntanks with its armor penetrating rockets."}
	}
	{"4_2"
		{"engine_broken" "The Sturmfuhrer is tank lies vulnerable and in full view of the road.\nThe enemy reconnaissance units will soon spot the tank, and unless destroyed,\nwill alert the Allied column approaching the position. If this happens the enemy will be able\nto call in reinforcements. Therefore the reconnaissance units must be taken out\nat all cost."}
		{"name" "Reconnaissance"}
		{"primary2" "Ensure German tanks are not destroyed"}
		{"primary3" "Ambush the column and spare no one"}
		{"sec1" "Eliminate the enemy reconnaissance units before they alert the column"}
		{"wit_survive" "Ensure Wittman survives"}
	}
	{"4_3"
		{"g_3u0n" "The other tank is lost and only the Tiger remains. In spite of this, the enemy must be driven back\nbefore they have a chance to establish their defences in the town. Furthermore, there are several\nAllied staff tanks in the vicinity; these too must be destroyed, but cautiously."}
		{"g_3u0n1_mo" "Ensure the remaining tank is not destroyed"}
		{"g_3u0n2_mo" "Ensure Wittman Survives"}
		{"g_3u0n_mo" "Take out the Allied staff tanks of the 4th Armored Division"}
		{"g_3u1n" "Yet more bad luck: Now this Tiger's engine has broken down and there are no spare parts.\nThe area is still full of hostile forces. The tank will have to be abandoned for now,\nbut will be of use if it can be repaired later."}
		{"g_3u1n_mo" "Escape"}
		{"name" "Villers-Bocage"}
	}
	{"4_4"
		{"g_4u0n" "Villers-Bocage lies less than a mile ahead, however, reaching the \nabandoned Tiger is currently unachievable. The enemy has bolstered \nthe defences since the last visit and has set up several heavy gun \nemplacements along the outskirts of the town. The outer defences \nmust fall before the goal of securing the abandoned Tiger becomes \nachievable."}
		{"g_4u0n1_mo" "Drive forth into the town"}
		{"g_4u0n_mo" "Tear the enemy defences apart, leave none standing"}
		{"name" "Hunter"}
	}
	{"4_5"
		{"comand" "Command has just radioed in reporting that a large group of Allied tanks has been\nsighted heading for the town. German reinforcements are on their way, however\nif the Allies are not held back now then the town will be lost\nto the enemy forever."}
		{"first1" "Villers-Bocage lies ahead once more. The Allies have fortified the town\nand called in armored support following the decimation of the 4th Armored Division.\nThe Tiger remains in place, seemingly unnoticed by the Allies as they are busy improving\nthe defences."}
		{"name" "Liberation"}
		{"primary1" "Return to the abandoned Tiger and repair it"}
		{"primary2" "Defend until the German reinforcements arrive"}
		{"timer" "Hold the town!"}
	}
	{"5_"
		{"name" "Storm over Europe (Ger)"}
	}
	{"5_1"
		{"first2" "In front of us is the village Chepel. Let us hope their tanks\nare in Kursk!"}
		{"name" "SoE Mission 1"}
		{"primary1" "Break through the defense lines"}
		{"primary2" "Eliminate all traces of the enemy"}
	}
	{"5_2"
		{"g_4u0n" "Kursk is only two miles ahead!\nBut our troops had no change against the defences.\nNow it is our time to break through!"}
		{"g_4u0n1_mo" "Drive forth into the town"}
		{"g_4u0n_mo" "Tear the enemy defences apart, leave none standing"}
		{"name" "SoE Mission 2"}
	}
	{"5_3"
		{"g_3u0n" "We had heavy looses but our cards seem to be good!\nBut there is a heavy russian armor divison\nin city, which has to be destroyed!"}
		{"g_3u0n1_mo" "Ensure the remaining Panther is not destroyed"}
		{"g_3u0n2_mo" "Ensure your tankcommander survives"}
		{"g_3u0n_mo" "Take out the soviet tanks of the 11. Tank Division"}
		{"g_3u1n" "Yet more bad luck: The russians got reeinforced. Get out of this city,\nbefore the have change to make a counterstrike!"}
		{"g_3u1n_mo" "Escape"}
		{"name" "SoE Mission 3"}
	}
	{"5_4"
		{"comand" "How the 'Oberkommando' reported,\nthere are heavy tank formations heading to the city\nWe have to react fast."}
		{"first1" "Try to repair our lost 'Panther',\nand than throw that Sovjets back!"}
		{"name" "SoE Mission 4"}
		{"primary1" "Return to the abandoned Panther and repair it"}
		{"primary2" "Defend until the German reinforcements arrive"}
		{"timer" "Hold the town!"}
	}
	{"5_5"
		{"attack" "Reinforcements have arrived."}
		{"avg_eng" "Reports indicate that the enemy attempting to break through this \nsection of the front line..."}
		{"beg" "The Sovjets will be here every minute,\nprepare an adequate reception for them!"}
		{"com" "The mission is complete!\nAll enemy's attacks are repulsed!"}
		{"end_of_wave1" "That was a scout party, the main force will be here any minute."}
		{"end_of_wave2" "Hang in there. Keep up the fighting spirit!"}
		{"farm" "Move towards the reconnaissance unit."}
		{"help" "Reporting in sir. Müller should be back any minute now with an update."}
		{"help2" "Orders are to hold this position indefinitely. Ready the defenses, we \nmust hold this position at all cost."}
		{"name" "SoE Mission 5"}
		{"player_last" ""}
		{"primary1" "Report to the reconnaissance unit stationed in the farm."}
		{"primary2" "Repulse all enemy attacks."}
		{"sol" "Enemy sighted! They're heading this way fast!"}
		{"win_mes" ""}
	}
	{"5_6"
		{"engine_broken" "Stop the enemy convoy, leave noone alive!"}
		{"primary2" "Ensure German tanks are not destroyed"}
		{"primary3" "Ambush the column and spare no one"}
		{"sec1" "Eliminate the enemy reconnaissance units before they alert the column"}
		{"wit_survive" "Ensure your commander survives"}
		{"name" "SoE Mission 6"}
	}
	{"5_7"
		{"b_3u0s" "The infantry of the 82nd Airborne Division is capturing\nNijmegen with support of heavy tanks.\nOur infantry has no longer chance to hold position\nwithout help!\nGet our tanks back an recapture the city!"}
		{"b_3u0s1_mo" "Eliminate the enemy from the outskirts of the town"}
		{"b_3u0s_mo" "Reach the town and support the infantry"}
		{"name" "SoE Mission 7"}
	}
	{"6_"
		{"name" "Storm over Asia (J)"}
	}
	{"as6_trap"
		{"name" "Monastery"}
	}
	{"b_"
		{"name" "Bonus Missions"}
	}
	{"b_1"
		{"first" "Hold the line, protecting the supply routes to Volchye and Nikolayevka."}
		{"lose" "Mission failed!"}
		{"mesw1" "Hold tight, our reinforcements have just reported in, they will be here soon."}
		{"name" "Tank attack"}
		{"podkr" "Our T-34s have arrived!"}
		{"primary2" "Hold out for reinforcements"}
		{"primary3" "Hold the direction"}
		{"tank_nap1" "The first road leads to the village of Nikolayevka..."}
		{"tank_nap2" "And the second to the village of Volchye."}
		{"tank_prod" "Hold the line, protecting the supply routes to Volchye and Nikolayevka:"}
		{"tank_tack1" "Aerial reconnaissance has reported a large number of enemy tanks\nheading for this position. Reinforcements have been called, and are \non their way, however, it is unlikely they will reach us before the enemy."}
		{"tank_tack2" " We must hold the line long enough for our reinforcements to arrive.\nReconnaissance shows that the leading enemy force consists mainly of light tanks.\nThey are approaching from the northeast."}
		{"tank_task3" "There are two vital supply routes which we must remain open..."}
		{"win" ""}
	}
	{"b_2"
		{"car" "Intel has reported that the commander is being transported in a supply \ntruck heading this way..."}
		{"car_zone1" "The truck must be stopped."}
		{"car_zone2" "The truck must be stopped at any price."}
		{"del_train" "Disable the train before the driver realizes it's a trap."}
		{"home" "According to the documents found in the truck, this house is where the Commander is being held.\nHe is heavily guarded so a cautious approach is advised."}
		{"in_car" "It is imperative that the truck is stopped so the commander can be rescued."}
		{"name" "Outfront"}
		{"smok_house" "Cease the opportunity and take out the guards."}
		{"smoke" "We must be careful not to harm the commander. There must be a way \nto smoke these Germans out."}
		{"st" "The Commander has reported that the Germans use this railway to \ntransport supplies. The train is due any minute. Divert the train into \nthe dead end siding."}
		{"stop_car" "Ambush the convoy, eliminate the guards and search the truck for the commander."}
		{"task2" "The Commander was nowhere to be seen. However, documentation\nin the truck indicates that he is being held nearby. Find him and rescue him."}
		{"time_car" "The truck will soon be here:"}
		{"time_train" "The driver will soon realize it's a trap:"}
		{"train" "Quickly, disable the train before the driver realizes it's a diversion!"}
	}
	{"b_3"
		{"add_m" "Other people will follow the killed, it is necessary to do away with the mortar."}
		{"box" "See in box."}
		{"dead" ""}
		{"dead1" "We must accomplish this mission!"}
		{"dead2" "Try again."}
		{"dead3" "We're running out of men!"}
		{"dead4" "This is our last chance."}
		{"drift" "If we can block this road, it will hinder the reinforcements from arriving."}
		{"first" "We are suffering heavy losses, the two enemy mortars must be taken out!"}
		{"line" "Infiltrate the enemy frontline."}
		{"min_dead" "One down, one to go."}
		{"name" "Frontline"}
		{"see_m" "It's risky but we could fire this thing straight up and down..."}
		{"sniper" "Eliminate the snipers hidden in the woods."}
		{"sol_dead" "All your soldiers are dead."}
		{"win" ""}
	}
	{"b_4"
		{"comp" "Remove all trace of the enemy from the village area."}
		{"first" "The Germans are holding strong having fortified their position in the village of Hutor.\nStorm the village and remove all trace of the enemy."}
		{"name" "Hutor"}
		{"sec1" "Do not allow anyone to escape."}
		{"sec2" "Eliminate the enemy from the territory completely."}
		{"win1" ""}
	}
	{"b_5"
		{"1attak" "Hold out against the second wave."}
		{"air" "They've bombed the bridge, the main route is blocked!"}
		{"back" "Retreat to the second defensive area."}
		{"back+_all" "Escape."}
		{"begin" "Reach the Russian defensive positions and warn them of the impending enemy attack."}
		{"game_win" ""}
		{"heavyattack" "Ready the defenses!"}
		{"lightattack" "The Germans are planning to attack any minute now!\nThe defenses must be hold long enough for the evacuation to be completed."}
		{"loose2" ""}
		{"loose_actor" "You failed to warn of the attack."}
		{"name" "Defend"}
		{"tank" "Reinforcements have arrived."}
		{"time_dead" "Defend against the German attack."}
		{"time_end" "Retreat, we've bought the column just enough time."}
		{"westattack" "Take cover!"}
	}
	{"b_6"
		{"attack" "Reinforcements have arrived."}
		{"avg_eng" "Reports indicate that the enemy attempting to break through this \nsection of the front line..."}
		{"beg" "The Germans will be here every minute,\nprepare an adequate reception for them!"}
		{"com" "The mission is complete!\nAll enemy's attacks are repulsed!"}
		{"end_of_wave1" "That was a scout party, the main force will be here any minute."}
		{"end_of_wave2" "Hang in there. Keep up the fighting spirit!"}
		{"farm" "Move towards the reconnaissance unit."}
		{"help" "Reporting in sir. Bayliss should be back any minute now with an update."}
		{"help2" "Orders are to hold this position indefinitely. Ready the defenses, we \nmust hold this position at all cost."}
		{"name" "Mastogne"}
		{"player_last" ""}
		{"primary1" "Report to the reconnaissance unit stationed in the farm."}
		{"primary2" "Repulse all enemy attacks."}
		{"sol" "Enemy sighted! They're heading this way fast!"}
		{"win_mes" ""}
	}
	{"b_7"
		{"all_dead" " Mission failed...All of your soldiers have been killed!"}
		{"art" "The Germans have set up a nebelwerfer, we need to take it out immediately!"}
		{"bad " "Any more shots like that and the gunners will zero in on our position and wipe us out."}
		{"begin" "Allied troops ahead, maybe they can help out with some fuel and ammo."}
		{"find_car" "Perfect it works, we can use this to evacuate the colonel."}
		{"house" "43rd Infantry Division reporting in sir! We've been ordered to hold this road\nbut our colonel has been shot and is lying wounded in the house. \nWe need to get him out of here urgently but we don't have any \ntransportation. The supplies are also running dangerously low and we \nhave no spare fuel..."}
		{"mis-failed" "Mission failed...The colonel is dead!"}
		{"name" "Officer"}
		{"leave_the_car" "Leave the car."}
		{"nebel" "The enemy have set up an artillery position towards the rear of the town.\nIt's a nebelwerfer! We have to take it out before they zero in on us."}
		{"nem" " We're in big trouble! Scores of German tanks and infantry are heading this way."}
		{"off_mes" "The colonel is safely away, good work."}
		{"offic" "Protect the colonel."}
		{"primary2" "Defend this area and hold out for reinforcements."}
		{"primary4" "Eliminate all traces of the enemy."}
		{"sec1" "Neutralize the Nebelwerfer rocket launcher."}
		{"sec2" "Find car and evacuate the officer."}
		{"start" "Contact the Allied group."}
		{"what?" "It's one of our scouts, Johnson, he had orders to watch the road into town..."}
		{"zad2" "Get to work on those defenses! We must protect the colonel until reinforcements can arrive."}
	}
	{"briefing"
		{"a+_6con+" "Having avoided the perils of take off, the Junkers-52 took\nto the skies and headed westwards and the safety of the Straits\nof Dover. Despite coming under attack from a group of Spitfires\npatrolling the British coast, the brave pilot managed to land at\nan airfield close to Brighton, on the South Coast of Britain.\nThat evening, the entire homing system of the V-3 missile,\nended up in the SSD technical office.\nBack in France, the Squad Leader managed to escape from the\nairfield of Saint Omer, and spent the next few days hiding out\nwith a group of resistance workers nearby.\nA week later, British tanks roared into the area, and he was\nrescued.\nSo that the Germans didn't change the parameters of the V-3\nhoming system, the Allies used double agents to organize a\n'secret' information leak. The Germans thought they'd found out\nthat the Junkers-52 fell into the sea, with the pilot considered\nmissing, and that Allied vessels were searching the coastal\nwaters for the homing system!\nTo make it look 'true', the British fleet command sent out dozens\nof auxiliary ships, using extremely intensive radio exchanges.\nOn November 30th, 1944 a German submarine landed two saboteurs\non the US coast. The Germans then believed that these spies\nclimbed on the roof of the Empire State Building installing two\nradio beacons. German subs in the Central Atlantic, taped the\nsignal from two test runs in January 1945 and confirmed the\nfeasibility of 'Project America'.\nWhat the Germans did not know was that their agents were\narrested in December 1944, several minutes after they switched\nthe radio beacons on to test them. Thanks to the data the SSD\nreceived after studying the homing system, the German agents\nwere instantly found and arrested.\nIn reality the January test runs actually came from an old\ntanker drifting in the Atlantic 20 miles from New York. The V-3\nmissile, launched on January 8th, ended up homing in on an old\nrust-eaten barge in an empty rectangle of the ocean. \nSo, 'Project America', the ambitious plan of the German\nscientists, ended up as a distant thunder-blast that caused\nno harm to anyone...\nThe outstanding bravery and teamwork of the Condor Special\nOperations Squad, ultimately helped in ensuring the national\nsecurity of the United States of America."}
		{"a_1" "Condor Squad left Trident by inflatable, under the cover of\ndarkness. Halting some way from the landing zone, it was clear\nthat the operation was not going to run as smoothly as planned.\nDespite being night, the spotlights along the shoreline would\neasily reveal the team, who would get no further than a couple\nof meters up the beach before being cut to ribbons by the heavy\nmounted machineguns. Further more, the German patrol boat moored\njust seconds from their position would make short work of their\nsoft rubber dinghy if mobilised.\nIt was decided that one of them would swim ashore undetected to\ntake out the searchlights and the patrol boat, before the rest\nof the team followed..."}
		{"a_1f" "The submarine Trident was exposed and destroyed.\nNone of the crew survived.\nThe Condor Squad were discovered by the Germans and\nsummarily executed without a moment's hesitation.\nThe Germans successfully removed the remains of the\nV-3 from the crash site and the Allies never had\nanother chance to capture the guidance system.\nOvernight on November 30th 1944 two German agents\narrived on the US coast via submarine.\nWithin a month, posing as janitors, they attached\na radio beacon to a skyscraper in Manhattan.\nOn January 8th 1945, the V-3 missile was launched\nfrom Peenemunde.\nAt 10.04 am local time, the second winged missile\nstage of the V-3 thundered down toward the Manhattan\nskyline. The ensuing explosion caused widespread\ndevastation and thousands of civilian casualties."}
		{"a_2+" "Back at the shore, the Germans didn't know what had\nhit them. Condor Squad had used the enemy's own guns\nto take out the nearby lighthouse, before destroying\nthe artillery itself to prevent the destruction of\nTrident.\nDespite losing the rest of his team in the action,\nthe Squad Leader set off towards the town of\nSt Pol-sur-mer and the next objective. The mission was\nof too high importance to turn back now.\nThe team had been briefed back on Trident, that they\nwere to make contact with a French Resistance agent.\nThe only information given was the rendezvous location\nin St Pol-sur-mer and the password. Now alone, and\nunsure of success, the Squad Leader had to continue,\nthousands of innocent lives were in his hands..."}
		{"a_2++" "Back at the shore, the Germans didn't know what had hit them.\nCondor Squad had used the enemy's own guns to take out the\nnearby lighthouse, before destroying the artillery itself to\nprevent the destruction of Trident.\nAfter the excitement, they set off towards the town of\nSt Pol-sur-mer and the next objective.\nThe team had been briefed back on Trident, that they were to\nmake contact with a French Resistance agent. The only\ninformation given was the rendezvous location in St Pol-sur-mer\nand the password."}
		{"a_2f" "Despite an amazing show of daring and heroics at the\ncoast, the battle at St. Pol-sur-mer was where\nOperation Condor ended. Odetta Viar, the French Secret\nAgent never left the town alive.\nThe Germans successfully removed the remains of the V-3\nfrom the crash site and the Allies never had another\nchance to capture the guidance system.\nOvernight on November 30th 1944 two German agents\narrived on the US coast via submarine.\nWithin a month, posing as janitors, they attached a\nradio beacon to a skyscraper in Manhattan.\nOn January 8th 1945, the V-3 missile was launched from\nPeenemunde.\nAt 10.04 am local time, the second winged missile stage\nof the V-3 thundered down toward to Manhattan skyline.\nThe ensuing explosion caused widespread devastation and\nthousands of civilian casualties."}
		{"a_3" "The French Resistance agent Odetta Viar was saved just in time\nas the Germans were leading her away for execution. After the\nrescue the squad fled St Pol-sur-mer by stealing a nearby boat\nand blowing up the bridge blocking the escape route. Once away\nthey spent several hours negotiating the interconnecting\nwaterways of the canal to the crash site, which Odetta had\nexplained, was a section of marshland several miles from the\ntown. On route she explained that many locals had ventured into\nthe marsh never to return - most people kept well away these\ndays except for a local woodcutter who, rumour has it, walks his\ndog in the marsh and uses it as a shortcut to reach the town of\nBrouckerque, saving himself hours of travel along the main road.\nThey were minutes from the site so Odetta bid farewell and set\noff in the boat, her work now complete. Up ahead, the formidable\nV-3 rocket lay in pieces where it had come to rest after the\ntest flight. This wasn't going to be easy, the crash site was\nheavily defended and to make matters worse the Germans had\noverheard the boat's engine and were heading out to investigate..."}
		{"a_3f" "After engineering the heroic rescue of Odetta Viar and\ncleverly escaping from St. Pol-sur-mer, Operation\nCondor failed in its mission to retrieve the V-3\nguidance system from the crash site.\nThe Germans successfully removed the remains of the\nV-3 from the crash site and the Allies never had\nanother chance to capture the guidance system.\nOvernight on November 30th 1944 two German agents\narrived on the US coast via submarine.\nWithin a month, posing as janitors, they attached a\nradio beacon to a skyscraper in Manhattan.\nOn January 8th 1945, the V-3 missile was launched from\nPeenemunde.\nAt 10.04 am local time, the second winged missile stage\nof the V-3 thundered down toward to Manhattan skyline.\nThe ensuing explosion caused widespread devastation and\nthousands of civilian casualties."}
		{"a_4+" "Luckily for the German commanders their men\nsuccessfully retrieved the V-3 guidance system from\nthe fallen rocket before it was detected. However the\nguards left behind to watch over the crash site were\nnot so lucky. The Allied mission was not going as\nplanned but despite the setbacks and the loss of his\nteam, the surviving Squad Leader was just ahead of the\nGerman convoy after discovering a shortcut through\nthe marsh.\nUpon arriving at Brouckerque he discovered the bodies\nof the woodcutter and several Germans, it had been\nsome fight. From the dead soldiers supplies, he could\nreplenish his own dwindling ones.\nAfter consulting the map he deduced that the Germans\nmust be transporting the guidance system to the nearby\nairfield at Saint-Omer. This made perfect sense as the\nsuspected V-3 lab was back in Germany and the enemy\nwould be keen to get the technology back to where it\nbelonged.\nAs the last man, it was up to the Squad Leader to\nensure this did not happen; he somehow had to stop the\nconvoy and capture the guidance system before it was\ntoo late..."}
		{"a_4++" "Luckily for the German commanders their men successfully\nretrieved the V-3 guidance system from the fallen rocket before\nCondor Squad arrived. However the guards left behind to watch\nover the crash site were not so lucky.\nThe Allied mission was not going as planned but despite the\nsetbacks, with a little luck the team was just ahead of the\nGerman convoy after discovering a shortcut through the marsh.\nUpon arriving at Brouckerque they discovered the bodies of the\nwoodcutter and several Germans, it had been some fight. After\nconsulting the map they deduced that the Germans must be\ntransporting the guidance system to the nearby airfield at\nSaint-Omer. This made perfect sense as the suspected V-3 lab\nwas back in Germany and the enemy would be keen to get the\ntechnology back to where it belonged. The team needed to ensure\nthat this did not happen; they somehow had to stop the convoy\nand capture the guidance system before it was too late... "}
		{"a_4f" "Late arrival at the crash site meant that the Germans\nrecovered the guidance system.\nQuick thinking led to the discovery of a shortcut\nthrough the marshland to the village of Brouckerque.\nHowever, despite a second chance at capturing the\nguidance system the mission failed. The men of special\noperations squad Condor never made it back home.\nThe Germans successfully transported the remains of\nthe V-3 back to Germany.\nThe Allies never had another chance to capture the\nguidance system.\nOvernight on November 30th 1944 two German agents\narrived on the US coast via submarine.\nWithin a month, posing as janitors, they attached a\nradio beacon to a skyscraper in Manhattan.\nOn January 8th 1945, the V-3 missile was launched\nfrom Peenemunde.\nAt 10.04 am local time, the second winged missile\nstage of the V-3 thundered down toward to Manhattan\nskyline. The ensuing explosion caused widespread\ndevastation and thousands of civilian casualties."}
		{"a_5+" "With the successful retrieval of the guidance system,\nthe operation was back on track. A daring one-man\nambush ensured that the system was snatched out of the\nenemy's hands, but it still needed to be evacuated out\nof France and back to Britain for analysis by the\nAllies.\nUpon hearing of the successful capture of the guidance\nsystem, Operation Command immediately ordered for a\nLysander plane to be sent in to pick up the surviving\nSquad Leader and the guidance system. Even though it\nwas the dead of night, making the rescue difficult,\nthere was no time to lose. Despite being exhausted,\nthe Squad Leader still had a long way to go before he\ncould rest. He was tasked with finding some way of\nsignalling the plane, allowing it to land in a nearby\nfield..."}
		{"a_5++" "With the successful retrieval of the guidance system, the\noperation was back on track. A daring ambush ensured that the\nsystem was snatched out of the enemy's hands, but it still\nneeded to be evacuated out of France and back to Britain for\nanalysis by the Allies.\nUpon hearing of the successful capture of the system, Operation\nCommand immediately ordered for a Lysander plane to be sent in\nto pick up Condor Squad and the guidance system. Even though it\nwas the dead of night, making the rescue difficult, there was\nno time to lose. Despite being exhausted, the team still had a\nlong way to go before they could rest. They were tasked with\nfinding some way of signalling the plane, allowing it to land\nin a nearby field..."}
		{"a_5f" "Despite successfully capturing the V-3 guidance system,\nthe operation fell at the last hurdle. The planned\nevacuation of the guidance system back to Britain had\nfailed and the device was soon back in German hands.\nThe Allies never had another chance to capture it.\nThe men of Condor Squad and the Lysander pilot never\nmanaged to make it back home and were all killed in\naction.\nOvernight on November 30th 1944 two German agents\narrived on the US coast via submarine.\nWithin a month, posing as janitors, they attached a\nradio beacon to a skyscraper in Manhattan.\nOn January 8th 1945, the V-3 missile was launched from\nPeenemunde.\nAt 10.04 am local time, the second winged missile\nstage of the V-3 thundered down toward to Manhattan\nskyline. The ensuing explosion caused widespread\ndevastation and thousands of civilian casualties."}
		{"a_6+" "The German attack on the Lysander left the plane\nruined, lying in pieces back in the field by the\ndepot. The Squad Leader rescued the pilot, who had\nminor bruising, and they slipped\naway past the German search teams.\nNow at Saint-Omer airfield, the two of them had one\nlast chance to get the V-3 guidance system out of\nFrance. Upon arrival it was obvious that it wasn't\ngoing to be easy. The Germans had fortified the area\nsubstantially, and set-up several heavy weapon\npositions, creating kill zones around the outer\nperimeter. Even if they could get inside and find a\nplane, they still had to deal with a myriad of lethal\nkilling machinery.\nGrimly, the Squad Leader realised that the only chance\nAllied Command had of getting the system was if he\nhimself remained behind to ensure the pilot's take off\nran without a hitch. The pilot knew this too but had\nsaid nothing thinking it highly unlikely the Squad\nLeader would ever make it home.\nThey trudged forward towards the airbase in silence.\nTheir hearts were heavy but their will was resolute..."}
		{"a_6++" "The German attack on the Lysander left the plane ruined, lying\nin pieces back in the field by the depot. The team rescued the\npilot, who had minor bruising and they\nslipped away past the German search teams.\nNow at Saint-Omer airfield, they had one last chance to get\nthe V-3 guidance system out of France. Upon arrival it was\nobvious that it wasn't going to be easy. The Germans had\nfortified the area substantially, and set-up several heavy\nweapon positions, creating kill zones around the outer perimeter.\nEven if they could get inside and find a plane, they still had\nto deal with a myriad of lethal killing machinery.\nGrimly, the Squad Leader realised that the only chance Allied\nCommand had of getting the system, was if someone remained\nbehind to ensure the pilot's take off ran without a hitch.\nThe pilot knew this too but had said nothing, thinking it\nhighly unlikely that the volunteer would ever make it home.\nIt was soon decided that the pilot would be going home alone.\nCondor Squad was a team and they remained a team despite all\nthe setbacks they had faced.\nThey trudged forward towards the airbase in silence.\nTheir hearts were heavy but their will was resolute..."}
		{"a_6con++" "Having avoided the perils of take off, the Junkers-52 took to\nthe skies and headed westwards and the safety of the Straits\nof Dover. Despite coming under attack from a group of Spitfires\npatrolling the British coast, the brave pilot managed to land at\nan airfield close to Brighton, on the South Coast of Britain.\nThat evening, the entire homing system of the V-3 missile, ended\nup in the SSD technical office.\nBack in France, the Condor Special Operations squad managed to\nescape from the airfield of Saint Omer, and spent the next few\ndays hiding out with a group of resistance workers nearby.\nA week later, British tanks roared into the area, and the squad\nwere rescued.\nSo that the Germans didn't change the parameters of the V-3\nhoming system, the Allies used double agents to organize a\n'secret' information leak. The Germans thought they'd found out\nthat the Junkers-52 fell into the sea, with the pilot considered\nmissing, and that Allied vessels were searching the coastal\nwaters for the homing system!\nTo make it look 'true', the British fleet command sent out dozens\nof auxiliary ships, using extremely intensive radio exchanges.\nOn November 30th, 1944 a German submarine landed two saboteurs\non the US coast. The Germans then believed that these spies\nclimbed on the roof of the Empire State Building installing two\nradio beacons. German subs in the Central Atlantic, taped the\nsignal from two test runs in January 1945 and confirmed the\nfeasibility of 'Project America'.\nWhat the Germans did not know was that their agents were\narrested in December 1944, several minutes after they switched\nthe radio beacons on to test them. Thanks to the data the SSD\nreceived after studying the homing system, the German agents\nwere instantly found and arrested.\nIn reality the January test runs actually came from an old\ntanker drifting in the Atlantic 20 miles from New York.\nThe V-3 missile, launched on January 8th, ended up homing in on\na old rust-eaten barge in an empty rectangle of the ocean. \nSo, 'Project America', the ambitious plan of the German\nscientists, ended up as a distant thunder-blast that caused\nno harm to anyone...\nThe outstanding bravery and teamwork of the Condor Special\nOperations Squad, ultimately helped in ensuring the national\nsecurity of the United States of America."}
		{"a_6f" "The planned evacuation of the V-3 guidance system\nfailed when the Lysander plane was shot down. However\nthe pilot was rescued and luckily unharmed. This gave\nthe Allies another chance, albeit a slim one, to get\nthe system out of France.\nUnfortunately at the very end they were not up to the\ntask and failed to secure the evacuation of the system.\nOperation Condor failed and out of those men involved\nin France, none returned home alive.\nThe Germans ensured that the V-3 technology did not\nfall into Allied hands again.\nOvernight on November 30th 1944 two German agents\narrived on the US coast via submarine.\nWithin a month, posing as janitors, they attached a\nradio beacon to a skyscraper in Manhattan.\nOn January 8th 1945, the V-3 missile was launched from\nPeenemunde.\nAt 10.04 am local time, the second winged missile stage\nof the V-3 thundered down toward to Manhattan skyline.\nThe ensuing explosion caused widespread devastation and\nthousands of civilian casualties."}
		{"a_int" "The date August, 1944. \nThe German scientist Werner Von Braun had developed a 2-stage\nmissile, weighing 100 metric tons, and 30 metres tall, designed\nto cover the distance from Peenemunde to New York in just\n36 minutes. Better known as the V-3, it's target was Manhattan,\nNew York, using a planted radio beacon on top of a skyscraper\nfor guidance, due to it's extreme low accuracy. \nThis awesome missile had a 1000 kilo payload which could\ncause untold casualties.\nNo US city had been bombed in the war so far, and Nazi Command\nbelieved that the demoralising effect of the missile attack would\nmake the American people drop out of the war. \nThis plan was dubbed, 'Project America'.\nEven though the US Strategic Service Department, the SSD,\nlearned of this plan, their attacks were unable to affect the\ndevelopment and testing of the V-3, since it was being carried\nout in secret underground facilities.\nAugust 29th 1944 \nThe Nazis successfully completed the test launch of the second\nstage of the V-3. \nIn response, the SSD decided the main objective was to recover\nexact technical parameters of the missile guidance system from\nthe crashed V-3 test launch and return it to Britain for analysis.\nAnd so, an Allied special operations squad, codename 'Condor',\nwas dropped off by the submarine Trident, on the coast\nof France near Dunkerque."}
		{"b5_con" "Not only did the brave squad of the 82nd Airborne withstand the\nGerman offensive, they also inflicted severe damage upon the\nenemy. The exhausted Lieutenant and his men assisted in fending\noff the German strike force, and the defences held fast, just\nlong enough for the Allied air support to sweep in and finish\nthe Germans off. \nDue to the heroics of the division, scores of British troops,\nretreating from the Arnhem bridge operation, were saved\nfrom imprisonment or death. \nDespite the fact that operation Market Garden did not go\nentirely to plan, with major setbacks and loss of life along the\nway, the Allied soldiers actions eliminated some of the\n'wehrmacht' - Germany's best fighting forces, for which the\nThird Reich had no replacements.\nOnce the Allies mustered enough force to make a decisive sweep\ninto the heart of Germany and it's Third Reich, Nijmegen proved\nan invaluable base of operations. It provided a reliable cover\nfor the left flank of the Allied forces, and it was from this\narea, that the British 21st Army Group led by General \nMontgomery made the 400Km march to Hamburg."}
		{"b_1" "Extensive German air defences stood ready, as the Allied DC3's\ncarrying the 82nd Airborne, approached the planned drop\nlocation. As the squad Lieutenant and his men jumped from the\nplanes, they were relentlessly fired upon by over a hundred\nanti-aircraft guns.\nMany of the DC3's took direct hits and as the masses of twisted\nmetal and flame spiralled to the ground, several paratroopers\nwere horrifically caught up in the wreckage and killed.\nScores of pilots and airborne did not return home on that day...\nDuring his descent the Lieutenant saw the Germans taking pot\nshots up at the Allied soldiers, dozens of his fellow men died\nbefore hitting the ground. Thankfully, luck was on his side that\nday, and he made it to the ground uninjured and undetected.\nHe reached for his sidearm and discovered it was gone, lost\nduring the drop, his only weapon  - a hunting knife.\nHis first task was to find out where the rest of his squad were..."}
		{"b_1f" "No one could have imagined the extent of the mission\nfailure. The landing operation was a disaster from the\nstart with the loss of scores of men and just as many\nmachines.\nThe men of the 82nd Airborne made it though the German\nair defences to the ground below, but they did not last\nlong, the enemy ruthlessly ensured that.\nOther areas of Operation 'Market Garden' also ran into\ntrouble...\nAfter three days of bitter fighting the British managed \nto take the Arnhem bridge, but without the support of the \nUS armored divisions, which had not made it through\nNijmegen, they could not hold it for long and were\ncompelled to fall back, only to be trapped by German\nforces.\nJust a handful of British troops broke through the\nenveloping enemy forces; most were taken prisoner or\nkilled.\nThe plan of an autumn advance into Germany failed and\nthe Allies had to wait another year before the war\nfinally ended."}
		{"b_2" "In spite of a disastrous airdrop, where many Allied paratroopers\nwere lost, captured or killed, the Lieutenant managed to round\nup several of his men and they fled the drop zone, which was\nswarming with the enemy.\nAs the Lieutenant and his men trudged through the countryside\ntowards the main Allied command post, outside of Nijmegen, they\nstopped at an orchard to rest and eat the fruit on offer.\nSuddenly, their peace was disturbed as the lookout spotted\nseveral troops heading for their position and they readied\ntheir weapons in anticipation of a fierce skirmish. However\nthey were relieved to be approached by the scattered remnants\nof other Allied companies also broken up during the failed\nairdrop the night before, which included a number of the\nLieutenant's own men.\nBy early morning, September 18th they reached the southern\noutskirts of Nijmegen, knowing that that the Germans had\nconsolidated inside the town itself. This presented the Allied\ncommanders with a problem. Within the small confined spaces of\na town, even just a handful of determined German troops could\ncause major problems for the Allied tanks. It was decided that\nthe town would need to be cleared of snipers and panzer\ngrenadiers first..."}
		{"b_2f" "The Allies learned to their cost that even a few\nresolute German snipers and panzer grenadiers could\ncause major trouble.\nDespite the horror of the previous operation the\nLieutenant's squad had escaped the drop zone; a small\nvictory compared to the failure that followed.\nThey were unable to remove the German infantry\ndefending Nijmegen, and were completely wiped out\nduring the action. The armored divisions could\ntherefore not advance through the town.\nOther areas of Operation 'Market Garden' also ran into\ntrouble...\nAfter three days of bitter fighting the British managed to take\nthe Arnhem bridge, but without the support of the US\narmored divisions, which had not made it through\nNijmegen, they could not hold it for long and were\ncompelled to fall back, only to be trapped by German\nforces.\nJust a handful of British troops broke through the\nenveloping enemy forces; most were taken prisoner or\nkilled.\nThe plan of an autumn advance into Germany failed and\nthe Allies had to wait another year before the war\nfinally ended."}
		{"b_3" "The Lieutenant, his men, and fellow squads from the 82nd,\nsuccessfully cleared the outskirts of the town as ordered.\nHowever, upon advancing deeper, they discovered that the enemy\nhad not yet fled as hoped. The Germans had simply fallen back,\nand were now supported by formidable heavy armor. It wasn't\nlong before the soldiers were pinned down and unable to fall\nback themselves. Frantically, the Lieutenant radioed his\nsuperiors, requesting armored support as a matter of urgency.\nHe was told to wait it out, as the tanks were having a tough\ntime reaching Nijmegen due to the persistence of the German\nLuftwaffe.\nThe Lieutenant had almost given up hope when the First Sergeant\nsuddenly spotted two Sherman tanks on the horizon, could just\ntwo tanks save them?"}
		{"b_3f" "The men of the 82nd Airborne had done their job to\nclear the outlying regions of Nijmegen. They pushed\ndeeper as ordered but met fierce resistance.\nIt was unfortunate that the armored divisions could\nnot help them. In failing to support the infantry,\nentire squads of well trained men were wiped out.\nThe corpses of the Lieutenant and his brothers in arms\nwere later found, buried under a pile of rubble.\nThe German armor had ruthlessly flattened whatever\ncover was available.\nThe failure to secure the Nijmegen Bridge caused\nsignificant delays to other areas of the Allied\noperation.\nAfter three days of bitter fighting the British managed to\ntake the Arnhem bridge, but without the support of the\nUS armored divisions, which had not made it through\nNijmegen, they could not hold it for long and were\ncompelled to fall back, only to be trapped by German\nforces.\nJust a handful of British troops broke through the\nenveloping enemy forces; most were taken prisoner or\nkilled.\nThe plan of an autumn advance into Germany failed and\nthe Allies had to wait another year before the war\nfinally ended."}
		{"b_4" "The Lieutenant's squad had almost been destroyed by the Germans,\nwhen two Allied tanks, all that were left of their column, after\na run in with the Luftwaffe, arrived in the nick of time.\nSupporting the infantry, the tank commander and his crews helped\nto secure even more of Nijmegen. But later, when the Lieutenant\nreported back to the command post, he was told the task of\nsecuring the bridge was still far from done.\nThe Enemy had set up several artillery positions in the outlying\nregions of the town. Using a nearby commandeered radio station\nto relay information, the Germans delivering a non stop barrage\nof carnage and destruction with deadly accuracy, severely\nhampering Allied movements.\nThe Operation Commander explained that a handful of 'daring men'\nwere required to sneak towards the artillery positions and\nsilence them for good. Without a moment's hesitation the\nLieutenant on behalf of his squad volunteered to undertake such\nan important mission."}
		{"b_4f" "With the help of a couple of tanks, the Lieutenant and\nhis men managed to secure more of Nijmegen. However,\nfurther progress was halted by German artillery\nstationed outside of the town. The Allied Operation\nCommander had put all his faith in the Lieutenant to\ntake out the artillery. But that faith was severely\nmisplaced.\nSeveral days after the Lieutenant and the volunteers\nfrom his squad had set out; the German guns were still\nraining down destruction on the Allied positions.\nThe men never returned. Their remains were found weeks\nlater still lying where the German patrols had\ndiscovered them.\nThe failure to secure the Nijmegen Bridge caused\nsignificant delays to other areas of the Allied\noperation.\nAfter three days of bitter fighting the British managed to\ntake the Arnhem bridge, but without the support of the\nUS armored divisions, which had not made it through\nNijmegen, they could not hold it for long and were\ncompelled to fall back, only to be trapped by German\nforces.\nJust a handful of British troops broke through the\nenveloping enemy forces; most were taken prisoner or\nkilled.\nThe plan of an autumn advance into Germany failed and\nthe Allies had to wait another year before the war\nfinally ended."}
		{"b_5" "As soon as the German artillery guns were silenced the Allies\nswept through the remainder of Nijmegen, and were soon taking\nup positions in front of the bridge area. The German soldiers\nleft to defend the position, had orders to blow up the bridge\nshould the Allies break through. However the advance was so\nrapid, that dozens of surprised enemy soldiers were taken\nprisoner, and the explosives placed along the bridge support\nstruts, were made safe by Allied engineers.\nDespite capturing the bridge area, the Allies had taken heavy\ncasualties and were severely short of men and armor, which had\nbeen decimated by the Luftwaffe on the road to Nijmegen.\nHowever, they had to make do with what resources they had.\nOut of the remaining companies only the Lieutenant's had\nescaped the final assault without taking a single casualty.\nDespite the fact that they hadn't eaten for two days, words of\npraise and encouragement from the Lieutenant kept them going.\nThe Operation Commander gathered the officers shortly after the\nvictory and explained that the Germans would soon be back and\nin greater numbers. They would not leave such a strategically\nimportant location without putting up 'more of a fight.\nReinforcements had been requested but would not arrive for\nseveral hours. What they really needed was aerial support, but\nthat too was out of the question, while the bad weather remained.\nThey set up defensive positions as best they could and awaited\nthe inevitable return of the enemy..."}
		{"b_5f" "Both the Allied and German armies fought fiercely\naround the Nijmegen Bridge. Both sides knew that\nfailure would mean the end for them and a huge setback\nin their war effort.\nAt the forefront of the battle, despite being totally\nexhausted was the squad of the 82nd Airborne, the\nLieutenant and his men. For them however, this was\nliterally 'a bridge too far'. Despite proving\nthemselves heroes in the missions preceding this last\naction, they did not live to see the eventual Allied\nvictory. The failure to secure the Nijmegen Bridge\ncaused significant delays to other areas of the Allied\noperation.\nAfter three days of bitter fighting the British managed to\ntake the Arnhem bridge, but without the support of the\nUS armored divisions, which had not made it through\nNijmegen, they could not hold it for long and were\ncompelled to fall back, only to be trapped by German\nforces.\nJust a handful of British troops broke through the\nenveloping enemy forces; most were taken prisoner or\nkilled.\nThe plan of an autumn advance into Germany failed and\nthe Allies had to wait another year before the war\nfinally ended."}
		{"b_int" "The date, September 1944. \nAfter a summer of success for the Allied campaign in key areas\nof France, a new problem arose. \nTheir aim was to advance through the Netherlands, ahead lay the\nrivers of Maas, Waal and Rhine, and a myriad of canals connecting\nthem. Their goal, to bring the frontline to the territory of the Third \nReich. \nHowever, if the Allies continued with an armored ground \noffensive, then the German army could take out several key \nstrategic bridges, severely hampering Allied progress.\nSo, Field Marshal Montgomery devised a plan to counter this \npossibility. The Allied advance would begin with an airborne \ninfiltration attempt. The operation, codenamed 'Market Garden',\naimed to parachute masses of Allied soldiers into the area with \nthe objectives of securing the key bridges of Wesel, Grauwe,\nNijmegen and Arnhem.\nNo serious resistance was expected, so these British and American\nparatroopers could hold the bridges long enough for the armored\ndivisions, to travel down this newly opened corridor and reach\nArnhem within 48 hours of the airdrop.\nOnce established in Arnhem the Allies could then launch an all\nout offensive into the heart of Hitler's empire and finish the\nwar just weeks from the airdrop.\nThe most important objective of this campaign was capturing\nthe bridge at Nijmegen on the river Waal. \nThis task was given to the American 82nd Airborne, famed for\ntheir fighting in Normandy. With this experience and excellent\ntraining, the division had no doubt they could succeed, inspired\nby the importance of this mission.\nBut even they, did not imagine how ferocious the wounded German\narmy could be..."}

{"g_1" "Wittman and his fellow tank men had every faith in the Tiger,\nwhich they believed was the best tank in the world. Not because\nof the vigorous rhetoric from their leaders back in Germany,\nbut because, they had seen what the tank could do in battle.\nWhilst fighting in Kursk and in East Ukraine, packs of agile\nRussian T-34s had stubbornly thrown themselves at the German\ntanks, only to be overwhelmed by the Tiger's formidable gun\nand resilient armor.\nThe group was cautiously heading towards Villers-Bocage to\nbolster the pitiful resistance. It was not a good time to be a\nGerman soldier, even inside the formidable Tiger. The enemy\ndominated the skies of Normandy. The Tiger, while unsurpassed\non the ground, stood little chance against the Allied Typhoon\nfighter-bombers, with their determined armor penetrating\nrockets. Even if they could get to Villers-Bocage undetected,\nthey'd still have to face numerous Allied Sherman and Cromwell\ntanks, which outnumbered them seven-to-one.\nWittman knew the odds were stacked against them, however he, \nand his men, were determined to go out in a blaze of glory, \ntaking as many of the enemy with them as possible.\nSeveral kilometres from Villers-Bocage his fears were realised,\nwhen he heard the distant approach of plane engines.\nHe concluded that the approaching planes were probably Allied,\nso he barked the order to head for cover and get the tanks\nout of sight. \nOtherwise their mission would be over before it had begun..."}
		{"g_1f" "Germany's most prolific tank ace and his fearless crew were\nstopped in their tracks before they'd begun. They knew the odds\nwere against them, but were unable to make a dent in the Allied\nnumbers, dying pitiful deaths against relatively underwhelming\nforces only kilometres from Villers-Bocage. \nThe German infantry defending the town never saw any \nreinforcements. Soon the British 4th Armored Division arrived\nat the town and went through the German defence like a hot\nknife through butter.\nOn June 13, British tanks appeared at the southern outskirts of\nCaen and within mere hours, the German defence fell.\nThe 21st group of General Montgomery's armies rushed into the\nopening and just a week later the Allies were celebrating in the\nstreets of Paris.\nBy Christmas 1944, beating the Russians to the finish line, \ntheir columns of armor were parading victoriously through the\nstreets of Berlin, the Germans defeated."}
		{"g_2" "The encounter with the enemy planes and infantry hadn't troubled\nthe Germans, and they defiantly continued towards Villers-Bocage,\nknowing that any moment, scores of Allied armor in the vicinity,\ncould attack.\nTo save fuel, which wasn't available until they reached the\nvillage, they'd shut down the tank engines, just as some other\nGerman soldiers appeared. The infantry Sergeant told the\nObersturmfuhrer, that they had been posted to the outlying regions\nsurrounding the town, to report on Allied activity. He warned \nthat a column of Allied armor, preceded by reconnaissance units,\nwas fast approaching the position!\nWittman reasoned that if the reconnaissance units could be taken\ncare of first, the enemy column would have no forewarning, \nand could be ambushed, leaving them no time to call for \nreinforcements.\nThe Sergeant was instructed to lie in wait by the road, while \nthe tanks were ordered to move into an ambush position behind \nthe tree line. Wittman ordered his driver to fire up the engine \nbut it spluttered and died. The Obersturmfuhrer was not one \nto miss out on a battle so ordered the commander and crew of \nthe number 222 Tiger to disembark, so he and his crew could \nuse the tank instead. \nMuch to his dismay, the other commander was also ordered to \nsee to Wittman's stricken tank, which was creating a big problem. \nNot only did it make them a tank down, but it was right in the \nmiddle of a field in full view of the road. \nThe enemy recon units would need to be neutralised and quickly..."}
		{"g_2f" "It was a bad start to the mission.  The group were almost \nattacked by Allied fighter-bombers, but escaped by hiding in a\ndisused farm building. \nDespite advanced warning of an Allied armor column, they proved\ndisorganised and ineffectual in the ensuing combat, not far from\nVillers-Bocage.\nThe German infantry defending the town never saw any\nreinforcements. Soon the British 4th Armored division arrived\nat the town and went through the German defence like a hot \nknife through butter.\nOn June 13, British tanks appeared at the southern outskirts\nof Caen and within mere hours, the German defence fell.\nThe 21st group of General Montgomery's armies rushed into the\nopening and just a week later the Allies were celebrating in\nthe streets of Paris.\nBy Christmas 1944, beating the Russians to the finish line, \ntheir columns of armor were parading victoriously through the\nstreets of Berlin, the Germans defeated."}
		{"g_3" "Much to the German's delight, the ambush was a success. They\nhadn't expected to survive against some of the best enemy crews.\nAs it turned out, The Allied tanks were helpless in the claws\nof an enraged Tiger.\nThe Obersturmfuhrer's tank was still out of action so he and\nhis crew remained in control of the number 222 Tiger. While the\nother commander and crew remained behind, with the order to\nfix Wittman's tank.\nThe two tanks set off towards Villers-Bocage at full speed. On\nthe way Wittman and his men discussed the Allies they had just\nobliterated. They'd noticed that, while belonging to the 4th\nArmored Division, the enemy tanks had no command insignia.\nThey deduced that the enemy staff tanks, and whatever was left\nof the regiment, must still be near, or worse still within the\nconfines of the town itself.\nUpon approaching the town it was obvious the defending German\nunits had fled, despite this the Obersturmfuhrer and his men \ndrove forward in a defiant mood, singing loudly about the \nglory of Germany.\nAs they entered the town, the other tank was ambushed by an \nAllied bazooka squad - the Germans' mood changed to terror and \npanic and their fighting spirit returned. \nWittman was furious, and vowing violent revenge, drove his \ntank headlong into the enemy..."}
		{"g_3f" "Despite en route coming face to face with an enemy that vastly\noutnumbered them, the German ambush succeeded and they reached\nVillers-Bocage. But the effort of conquering the enemy here, \nproved too much for them, and they were all destroyed in a \nspectacular blaze of glory, forever remembered in the annals\nof history. \nHowever, that did not help the defending German soldiers, who \nnever saw any reinforcements and fled to the north of the town. \nSoon after, the British 4th Armored division arrived, and went \nthrough the remaining German defence like a hot knife through \nbutter.\nOn June 13, British tanks appeared at the southern outskirts of \nCaen and within mere hours, the German defence fell.\nThe 21st group of General Montgomery's armies rushed into the \nopening and just a week later the Allies were celebrating in \nthe streets of Paris.\nBy Christmas 1944, beating the Russians to the finish line, \ntheir columns of armor were parading victoriously through the \nstreets of Berlin, the Germans defeated."}
		{"g_4" "Despite being reduced to only one Tiger, Wittman and his men\nmade a serious impact in the Allied forces attempting to\nconquer Villers-Bocage. All staff tanks of the British 4th\nArmored Division were destroyed, leaving the remainder of the\nregiment in tatters.\nTowards the end of the battle bad luck had once again struck\nthe Obersturmfuhrer, as the Tiger he'd commandeered had broken\ndown. The men had little option other than to abandon the tank\nand escape.\nAfter leaving the town, Wittman and his men made their way back\nto nearby German command post. Here they met up with the other\ntank commander and his crew, who had recently finished\nrepairing Wittman's tank, the number 205 Tiger.\nA sly grin spread across the Obersturmfuhrer's face as he \ndevised his most daring plan to date. To drive through the enemy\ndefences and reach the stricken Tiger, which he had previously\nabandoned. 'You have done me a great service in repairing my\ntank,'he proclaimed to the commander, 'I will return the \nfavour, and together we shall drive the enemy from \nVillers-Bocage once and for all, in the name of glorious\nGermany!'"}
		{"g_4f" "The Obersturmfuhrer and his men had scored a crippling blow \nat the heart of the enemy. The British 4th Armored Division\nwas vanquished and dozens of Allied troops lay dead in the\noutskirts of Villers-Bocage.\nThe earlier victories along the road and in the town had filled\nthe Obersturmfuhrer's head with a feeling of invincibility and \nhe foolishly tried to repeat his past glories by storming the \nouter defences with no support. He failed utterly, but at least \nwent out in a blaze of glory as he'd wished.\nWith no further resistance the Allies easily held the town.\nOn June 13, British tanks appeared at the southern outskirts \nof Caen and within mere hours, the German defence fell.\nThe 21st group of General Montgomery's armies rushed into the \nopening and just a week later the Allies were celebrating \nin the streets of Paris.\nBy Christmas 1944, beating the Russians to the finish line, \ntheir columns of armor were parading victoriously through the \nstreets of Berlin, the Germans defeated."}
		{"g_5" "At last, the German offensive consisting of a single Tiger and\njust a handful of men returned to Villers-Bocage. Although the \noutskirt defences were obliterated the Allies had entrenched \nthemselves within the town itself, and in the centre, the \nstricken number 222 Tiger lay surrounded by enemy tanks and \nheavy gun emplacements. \nThe tank appeared to be in good condition, as though in their \nhaste to fortify the town the Allies had simply ignored it. \nThe only chance the Germans had was to reach the abandoned \nTiger and hope to repair it before the enemy was fully alerted. \nIf they could accomplish this then the chance lay open to drive \nthe Allies from the town for once and for all."}
		{"g_5f" "The Obersturmfuhrer and his men had scored a crippling blow at\nthe heart of the enemy. The British 4th Armored Division was\nvanquished and dozens of Allied troops lay dead in the \noutskirts of Villers-Bocage.\nThe earlier victories along the road and in the town had filled \nthe Obersturmfuhrer's head with a feeling of invincibility. \nThey had attempted to recapture the abandoned Tiger and drive \nthe Allies from Viller-Bocage for good. However, they failed \nutterly, but at least went out in a blaze of glory as hoped for.\nWith no further resistance the Allies easily held the town.\nOn June 13, British tanks appeared at the southern outskirts \nof Caen and within mere hours, the German defence fell.\nThe 21st group of General Montgomery's armies rushed into the \nopening and just a week later the Allies were celebrating in \nthe streets of Paris.\nBy Christmas 1944, beating the Russians to the finish line, \ntheir columns of armor were parading victoriously through the \nstreets of Berlin, the Germans defeated."}
		{"g_con" "Not until March 1945, in collaboration with the Russians, \ndid the Allies finally break the formidable German war machine. \nWittman and his men had become legends. They had begun with \nonly a handful of tanks, defeated an entire Allied tank division \nand severely hampered the enemy's efforts in Villers-Bocage. \nDespite losing several of their soldiers and with only one tank, \nwhich had broken down, they endured against overwhelming odds, \nrecapturing the Tiger and single handedly securing the town. \nThis was a major setback to the British, who were unable to \nreach Caen until July 8th - a whole month after they had planned\n to. Even though they had hold of the strategic Villers-Bocage,\n they were twice humiliated and driven back unable to storm the \nvillage, and by just a handful of German heroes.\nThis brilliance, courage and determination, bought the Germans \nsome much-needed time, allowing them to extend the resistance \nand stop the Allies at the Rhine in the autumn."}
		{"g_int" "The date: June 6 1944.\n'Operation Overlord', the largest offensive in military\nhistory, had gone as the Allies planned.  \nAmerican, British and Canadian troops, supported by three\nairborne divisions landed in Normandy under extensive enemy\nfire. While the operation succeeded in crushing the German\ndefence, the cost to the Allies was many thousands of dead.\nGerman positions along the coastline of northern France were\nobliterated and the Allies threatened the remaining defensive\nlines.\nThe US army lead by General Bradley moved in the direction of\nCherbourg, while British and Canadian forces under the command\nof General Montgomery approached the town of Caen, the door to\nthe German defence in Paris.\nJune 12, 1944\nThe British 4th Armored Division were set to assault the town\nof Villers-Bocage, which appeared to be an easy target, being\ndefended by only a handful of German infantry with no heavy\nweapon or armor support.\nThe British hoped that by June 13, they would secure the town.\nDoing so would open a southern flank towards Caen. \nConquering Caen, would then allow the Allies to approach Paris\nin several days and thus seal the fate of the German forces\nin France.\nAll that stood in the way of an easy victory at Villers-Bocage\nwas a handful of tanks of the 501st Heavy Tank Battalion - lead\nby Obersturmfuhrer Michael Wittman.\nNot only were the Germans in Caen depending on their success, \nbut so too were all the German forces in France \nIf they held out, so would the Western Front!"}		

{"soe1_1" "The 'Oberkommando' gave us the order to attack\na village near Kursk.\nYou will have some light tanks for this mission.\nWe hope they have sent most of their heavy tanks\nback to Kursk...\n\nGood luck!"}
		{"soe1_1f" "Died for the Fatherland..."}
		{"soe1_2" "For your good doing, you have received some new tanks.\nIn front of Kursk our troops got heavily smashed\ndown by the soviet defences.\nThey do not want to loose this city.\nLet us show them, what it means to have war with Germany..."}
		{"soe1_2f" "Died for the Fatherland..."}
		{"soe1_3" "After we are now in Kursk, we have\nto free it from russian hand.\nTo allow the infantry marching in.\nWe have to destroy all soviet armor.\n\nYou know what to do..."}
		{"soe1_3f" "Died for the Fatherland..."}
		{"soe1_4" "After our troops recovered, we got some\n'Panther' and 'Jagdpanther'.\nThis time we capture Kursk!\nOnce for ever..."}
		{"soe1_4f" "Died for the Fatherland"}
		{"soe1_5" "First time since the beginning of the\nwar, we seem to step backwards.\nThe cold russian winter,\nand the much more russian tanks\nstopped our offensive!\nDefend this position at all costs!\n\nGod bless us..."}
		{"soe1_5f" "Died for the Fatherland..."}
		{"soe1_6" "Now we have to stop the Soviets.\nWe will ambush a convoy, leaded by some tanks.\nWe need to be very quickly and deadly.\nLuckily we got some 'Tiger' tanks.\nDo not even think of loosing one of it!\nThis tanks have everything to stop\nthis convoy..."}
		{"soe1_6f" "Died for the Fatherland..."}
{"soe1_6" "Now we have to stop the Soviets.\nWe will ambush a convoy, leaded by some tanks.\nWe need to be very quickly and deadly.\nLuckily we got some 'Tiger' tanks.\nDo not even think of loosing one of it!\nThis tanks have everything to stop\nthis convoy..."}
		{"soe1_6f" "Died for the Fatherland..."}
{"soe1_7" "Date 6th of June 1944\n\nThe Allies started Operation Overlord.\nYou will lead Special Forces, to recapture\nour stolen tanks.\nA group of tankman will support you!\nAfterwards recapture the city at all costs.\nBut be careful, the allies have stolen lots of our equipment. "}
		{"soe1_7f" "Died for the Fatherland..."}
		{"soe1_con" "Not until March 1945, in collaboration with the Russians, \ndid the Allies finally break the formidable German war machine. \nWittman and his men had become legends. They had begun with \nonly a handful of tanks, defeated an entire Allied tank division \nand severely hampered the enemy's efforts in Villers-Bocage. \nDespite losing several of their soldiers and with only one tank, \nwhich had broken down, they endured against overwhelming odds, \nrecapturing the Tiger and single handedly securing the town. \nThis was a major setback to the British, who were unable to \nreach Caen until July 8th - a whole month after they had planned\n to. Even though they had hold of the strategic Villers-Bocage,\n they were twice humiliated and driven back unable to storm the \nvillage, and by just a handful of German heroes.\nThis brilliance, courage and determination, bought the Germans \nsome much-needed time, allowing them to extend the resistance \nand stop the Allies at the Rhine in the autumn."}
		{"soe1_int" "The date: June 6 1944.\n'Operation Overlord', the largest offensive in military\nhistory, had gone as the Allies planned.  \nAmerican, British and Canadian troops, supported by three\nairborne divisions landed in Normandy under extensive enemy\nfire. While the operation succeeded in crushing the German\ndefence, the cost to the Allies was many thousands of dead.\nGerman positions along the coastline of northern France were\nobliterated and the Allies threatened the remaining defensive\nlines.\nThe US army lead by General Bradley moved in the direction of\nCherbourg, while British and Canadian forces under the command\nof General Montgomery approached the town of Caen, the door to\nthe German defence in Paris.\nJune 12, 1944\nThe British 4th Armored Division were set to assault the town\nof Villers-Bocage, which appeared to be an easy target, being\ndefended by only a handful of German infantry with no heavy\nweapon or armor support.\nThe British hoped that by June 13, they would secure the town.\nDoing so would open a southern flank towards Caen. \nConquering Caen, would then allow the Allies to approach Paris\nin several days and thus seal the fate of the German forces\nin France.\nAll that stood in the way of an easy victory at Villers-Bocage\nwas a handful of tanks of the 501st Heavy Tank Battalion - lead\nby Obersturmfuhrer Michael Wittman.\nNot only were the Germans in Caen depending on their success, \nbut so too were all the German forces in France \nIf they held out, so would the Western Front!"}


		{"r_1" "After a week of bitter fighting it was a rare moment to\nrest for the men of the 23rd Tank Corps. Casualties were\nbeing attended to and the engineers were busy patching up\nthe tanks that should have been decommissioned weeks ago.\nDespite the relative calm, save for a random crack of\ndistant gunfire, the men were unable to rest easy. The\nbasic training they had received several months ago could\nnot have prepared them for the horrors they had witnessed\nover the past few weeks.\nThe disquiet was soon cut short when the Brigade Commissar\narrived with the grave news that the Germans had finally taken\nChepel. They had spared no one, wiping out several machinegun\nsquads who had remained steadfast as ordered.\nDespite the fact that the Tank Major only took orders from\nCommand, which had been silent over the last day due to a\ncommunications failure, the Commissar persuaded him to lead\nthe 23rd in a counter raid on Chepel.\nThe raid was to be conducted in two stages. A small group\nconsisting of just one tank, a handful of infantry and an APC,\nwould attack the weaker side of the village, while the remainder\nof the 23rd would bear the brunt of the main defensive line..."}
		{"r_1f" "The 23rd Tank Corps of the Russian army was unable to\nretake Chepel.\nDespite extensive tactical training and putting up a\nbrave fight they were no match for the might of the\nGerman army who held Chepel with little resistance.\nSoon after, detachments from the 3rd Panzer division\narrived from Prishib and completely encircled the\nremaining troops of the Soviet South-western Army.\nTens of thousands of Russian soldiers were killed\nin the ensuing action and many prisoners taken.\nThe remaining units were disbanded, but the Soviet\n23rd Tank Corps was completely destroyed."}
		{"r_2" "Claiming vengeance for their dead comrades, the 23rd\nannihilated the defenders. The battle of Chepel was a\ncomplete success and it was back in Russian hands. Upon\nhearing this, the Brigade Commissar, after praising the Major\nand his men, informed them of some worrying news.\nDuring the raid, contact had briefly been re-established with\nCorps Command; before the line went dead they learnt that a\nstaff reconnaissance plane had reported the Germans were\nunloading a significant amount of armor in the vicinity of\nPrishib train station. This was indeed dark news, and had\nserious ramifications for the encircled 38th South-western Army.\nPart of the report highlighted that curiously there were hardly\nany tank crews at the station, just engineers conducting the\nunloading operation. The Commissar regaled that it would be a\nglorious victory, for all of Russia, to wreck the enemy's tanks\nbefore they even saw the battlefield...\nAfter some consideration the Major again agreed to commit his men\nto the operation, but not because of the Commissar's promised\nmedals. The Major was extremely brave and a true communist and\nwould always go the extra mile to help his fellow comrades.\n\nThe 23rd left Chepel and set off towards Prishib when the\ncolumn was spotted by enemy reconnaissance and soon after,\nseveral fighter-bombers were sent to their position and attacked!\nIn spite of the panic as the bombs fell, the Major acted calmly\nand decisively, and ordered the column to disperse to the safety\nof a nearby forest - but it was too late.\nThe radio soon died out when the Major's tank was hit and\nengulfed in flames. One after the other the tanks were knocked out.\nOnce the heat from the blazing tanks had died down, two of the\nmen wearily made their way back to the scene to look for\nsurvivors - there were none. Out of the entire platoon only two\nmen survived.\nAfter salvaging what equipment they could, they were\ncontemplating what to do next.\nSuddenly, in the distance they heard gunshots and cries of\nRussian voices. Upon nearing the commotion they discovered the\nbodies of two Russian Spetsnaz paratroopers. It looked as\nthough the group had been ambushed upon landing. With a grim\ndetermination they were resolved to help the paratroopers, and\nmake the Germans pay for the death of their Major..."}
		{"r_2f" "Despite victory earlier that day at Chepel the 23rd\nTank Corps were attacked on route to Prishib.\nSurvivors of the bombing tried to rescue several\nSoviet Spetsnaz paratroopers who had parachuted into\nthe area on a high priority mission but were ambushed\nby German assault squads.\nThey failed. Both teams were wiped out. The families\nnever heard what happened to their loved ones. They\nwere not given a hero's burial, their unidentifiable\ncorpses lying undiscovered along the road to Prishib.\nSoon after detachments from the 3rd Panzer division\narrived from Prishib and completely encircled the\nremaining troops of the Soviet South-western Army.\nTens of thousands of Russian soldiers were killed in\nthe ensuing action and many prisoners taken.\nThe remaining units were disbanded, but the Soviet\n23rd Tank Corps was completely destroyed."}
		{"r_3+" "After a bitter firefight, scores of German soldiers\nlay dead, final retribution for the dead Tank Major.\nThe last surviving man of the 23rd courageously\nrescued the remaining Spetsnaz from the ruined\nmonastery. After patching up his wounded shoulder, the\ntwo of them talked for some time about what to do next.\nThe tank man concluded that there was no point him\ngoing back towards Chepel, as in the Commissar's haste\nto send the group to Prishib, he had neglected to\nleave anyone behind to defend the town.\nThe Spetsnaz spoke of his squad's mission to track\ndown and destroy a captured Katyusha. The Katyusha due\nto its mobility, was a formidable new multiple launch\nrocket system capable of raining down hellfire on the\nenemy in minutes. It was technology that the Russian\ncommand did not want to stay in enemy hands.\nThe surviving tank man agreed to help the Spetsnaz,\nbut only if he would help with his mission.\nHe explained the details of the mission to eliminate\nthe German armor at Prishib. With no tank the task\nwas impossible, but if they could capture Katyusha and\nuse her deadly payload before destroying the evidence,\nthey could undertake both objectives at once!\nDespite his orders, the Spetsnaz had little choice,\nhe needed all the help he could get and so agreed to\nthe plan.\nThey arrived in the small town of Balakleya and in\nspite of a heavy enemy presence, managed to sneak\ntheir way towards the local train station so far\nundetected. The Germans were well known for their use\nof the local railway network to transport machinery\nand ordnance. The Spetsnaz explained that his squad\nwere due to meet with a local signalman by the name of\nDudkov, who, it was believed had information regarding\nthe movements of Katyusha."}
		{"r_3++" "After a bitter firefight, scores of German soldiers lay dead,\nfinal retribution for the dead Tank Major. The surviving men of\nthe 23rd courageously rescued the remaining Spetsnaz from the\nruined monastery. After patching up his wounded shoulder, they\ntalked for some time about what to do next.\nThe tank men concluded that there was no point going back\ntowards Chepel, as in the Commissar's haste to send them to\nPrishib, he had neglected to leave anyone behind to defend\nthe town.\nThe Spetsnaz spoke of his squad's mission to track down and\ndestroy a captured Katyusha. The Katyusha, due to its\nmobility, was a formidable new multiple launch rocket\nsystem capable of raining down hellfire on the enemy in\nminutes. It was technology that the Russian command did\nnot want to stay in enemy hands.\nThe surviving tank men agreed to help the Spetsnaz, but only if\nhe could help them. They explained the details of their mission -\nto eliminate the German armor at Prishib. With no tanks the\ntask was impossible, but if they could capture Katyusha, and use\nher deadly payload before destroying the evidence, they could\nundertake both objectives at once!\nDespite his orders, the Spetsnaz had little choice, he needed\nall the help he could get and so agreed to their plan.\nThey arrived in the small town of Balakleya, and in spite of a\nheavy enemy presence, managed to sneak their way towards the\nlocal train station so far undetected. The Germans were well\nknown for their use of the local railway network to transport\nmachinery and ordnance. The Spetsnaz explained that his squad\nwere due to meet with a local signalman by the name of Dudkov,\nwho it was believed had information regarding the movements of\nKatyusha."}
		{"r_3f" "The rescue back at the monastery brought the hope that\nboth the Spetsnaz team and the 23rd Tank Corp missions\ncould still be completed despite the loss of many\nfriends and in the face of serve setbacks.\nHowever this was a false hope. The survivors of the two\nmissions never left the town of Balakleya alive. Dudkov\nwas later rounded up by a Gestapo unit and after intense\ninterrogation was executed.\nThe Germans successfully evacuated the Katyusha platform\nto Germany, where they studied the technology and it's\nkilling capacity, then trained their forces in its operation.\nThey also analysed the chemistry of the solution used in the\nwarhead. This, was the main secret of Katyusha itself, in\nthat the effects of a successful strike were similar to Napalm.\nSoon after detachments from the 3rd Panzer division arrived\nfrom Prishib and completely encircled the remaining troops\nof the Soviet South-western Army.\nTens of thousands of Russian soldiers were killed in the\nensuing action and many prisoners taken.\nThe remaining units were disbanded, but the Soviet 23rd\nTank Corps was completely destroyed."}
		{"r_4+" "The transport wagon entered the depot and the last\nremaining survivor of the ramshackle team jumped from\nthe train and quickly and quietly made his way to some\nnearby cover to assess the situation. He spotted the\nKatyusha. The MLRS platform had been secured to a\nflatbed transport wagon ready for removal, the only\nproblem was that the wagon was not attached to any\nengine. This would need to be rectified before he\ncould escape with the prize. To complicate matters the\narea was well patrolled, and well defended, by the\nGermans."}
		{"r_4++" "Just as the transport wagon entered the depot the men jumped\nfrom the train, and quickly and quietly made their way to some\nnearby cover to assess the situation. They spotted the Katyusha.\nThe MLRS platform had been secured to a flatbed transport wagon,\nready for removal; the only problem was that the wagon was not\nattached to a locomotive. This would need to be rectified before\nthey could escape with their prize. To complicate maters the\narea was well patrolled, and well defended, by the Germans."}
		{"r_4f+" "After a successful rendezvous with Dudkov back at\nBalakleya the surviving team member cunningly stowed\naway onboard a train bound for the nearby depot, and\nfinally caught up with Katyusha. Despite having the\nopportunity to destroy the platform, he foolishly\nattempted to steal the MLRS.\nIt was a disaster. He was killed within minutes of\nthe enemy being alerted.\nThe Germans successfully recovered enough of Katyusha\nand evacuated the platform to Germany, where they\nstudied the technology and it's killing capacity,\nthen trained their forces in it's operation. They\nalso analysed the chemistry of the solution used in\nthe warhead. This was the main secret of the Katyusha\nitself, in that the effects of a successful strike\nwere similar to Napalm.\nSoon after detachments from the 3rd Panzer division\narrived from Prishib and completely encircled the\nremaining troops of the Soviet South-western Army.\nTens of thousands of Russian soldiers were killed\nin the ensuing action and many prisoners taken.\nThe remaining units were disbanded, but the Soviet\n23rd Tank Corps was completely destroyed."}
		{"r_4f++" "After a successful rendezvous with Dudkov back at Balakleya,\nthe team cunningly stowed away onboard a train bound for\nthe nearby depot, and finally caught up with the Katyusha.\nDespite having the opportunity to destroy the platform,\nthe team foolishly attempted, to steal the MLRS.\nIt was a disaster. The team was wiped out within minutes\nof the enemy being alerted.\nThe Germans successfully recovered enough of Katyusha and\nevacuated the platform to Germany, where they studied the\ntechnology and it's killing capacity, then trained their\nforces in it's operation. They also analysed the chemistry\nof the solution used in the warhead. This was the main\nsecret of Katyusha itself, in that the effects of a\nsuccessful strike were similar to Napalm.\nSoon after detachments from the 3rd Panzer division\narrived from Prishib and completely encircled the\nremaining troops of the Soviet South-western Army.\nTens of thousands of Russian soldiers were killed\nin the ensuing action and many prisoners taken.\nThe remaining units were disbanded, but the Soviet\n23rd Tank Corps was completely destroyed."}
		{"r_5+" "The surviving team member brought the engine to a halt\nsome distance from Prishib station. Amazingly, after\nboth the missions of the Spetsnaz team and the 23rd\nTank Corps looked like ending in disaster, here he was\njust minutes from the German armor at the station.\nDespite not having any tank, he had Katyusha and her\ndeadly payload. All that remained, was to get Katyusha\ninto a firing position, and launch it at the Germans\nbefore destroying the platform..."}
		{"r_5++" "The team brought the engine to a halt some distance from Prishib\nstation. Amazingly, after both the missions of the Spetsnaz team\nand the 23rd Tank Corps looked like ending in disaster, here\nthey were, just minutes from the German armor at the station.\nDespite not having any tanks, they had Katyusha and her deadly\npayload. All that remained, was to get Katyusha into a firing\nposition, and launch it at the Germans before destroying the\nplatform."}
		{"r_5con+" "The Spetsnaz and 23rd Tank Corps missions were complete. \nKatyusha was successfully destroyed and its technology did not \nfall into the hands of the enemy. And much to the dismay of the \nGerman Commanders, tons of twisted chunks of metal lay smoking \nback at Prishib station, all that was left of their armor, \nand the build-up of the 3rd Panzer division.\nRegardless of the heavy losses on the road to Prishib, \nthe 23rd Tank Corps was reinforced with new armor and they \nwent on to partake in many successful battles, making daring \nraids into Stalingrad and participating in the liberation \nof Budapest and Vienna.\nDudkov returned home safely and he and his family escaped \nBalakleya, remaining hidden away until 1943 when they were \nliberated by the Soviets.\nThe survivor was awarded a range of medals for his courage \nand named 'Hero of the Soviet Union'.\nBecause of his daring actions, thousands of Soviet soldiers, \ntrapped in what seemed like an impenetrable wall of German \nmight, returned home at the end of the war. Many of them never \nfully knew the huge debt they owed to such a small and unlikely \nband of brave heroes."}
		{"r_5con++" "The Spetsnaz and 23rd Tank Corps missions were complete. \nKatyusha was successfully destroyed and its technology did not \nfall into the hands of the enemy. And much to the dismay of \nthe German Commanders, tons of twisted chunks of metal lay \nsmoking back at Prishib station, all that was left of their \narmor, and the build-up of the 3rd Panzer division.\nRegardless of the heavy losses on the road to Prishib, the 23rd \nTank Corps was reinforced with new armor and they went on to \npartake in many successful battles, making daring raids into \nStalingrad and participating in the liberation of Budapest \nand Vienna.\nDudkov returned home safely and he and his family escaped \nBalakleya, remaining hidden away until 1943 when they were \nliberated by the Soviets.\nThe survivors were awarded a range of medals for their courage \nand named 'Heroes of the Soviet Union'.\nBecause of their daring actions, thousands of Soviet soldiers, \ntrapped in what seemed like an impenetrable wall of German \nmight, returned home at the end of the war. Many of them never \nfully knew the huge debt they owed to such a small and \nunlikely band of brave heroes."}
		{"r_5f+" "Despite the horrific setbacks of the past few days,\nin which many friends were lost, the surviving team\nmember had achieved a great deal. The plan to steal\nKatyusha and use it to wreck the armor at Prishib\nhad almost worked. Unfortunately the orders of Command\nshould have been followed, and the MLRS should have\nbeen destroyed as soon as the chance was available.\nNone of the Spetsnaz team or men of the 23rd Tank\nCorps returned home alive.\nThe enemy was able to successfully recover enough of\nKatyusha and evacuated the platform to Germany, where\nthey studied the technology and it's killing capacity,\nthen trained their forces in it's operation. They also\nanalysed the chemistry of the solution used in the\nwarhead. This was the main secret of Katyusha itself,\nin that the effects of a successful strike were similar\nto Napalm.\nSoon after, detachments from the 3rd Panzer division\narrived from Prishib and completely encircled the\nremaining troops of the Soviet South-western Army.\nTens of thousands of Russian soldiers were killed in\nthe ensuing action and many prisoners taken.\nThe remaining units were disbanded, but the Soviet\n23rd Tank Corps was completely destroyed."}
		{"r_5f++" "Despite the horrific setbacks of the past few days,\nin which many friends were lost, the men had\nachieved a great deal. Their plan to steal Katyusha\nand use it to wreck the armor at Prishib had almost\nworked. Unfortunately they should have followed the\norders of their superiors and destroyed the MLRS when\nthey had the chance.\nHowever, they would not have to explain their failure\nas they now lay dead at Prishib.\nThe enemy was able to successfully recover enough of\nKatyusha and evacuated the platform to Germany, where\nthey studied the technology and it's killing capacity,\nthen trained their forces in it's operation. They also\nanalysed the chemistry of the solution used in the\nwarhead. This was the main secret of Katyusha itself,\nin that the effects of a successful strike were similar\nto Napalm.\nSoon after, detachments from the 3rd Panzer division\narrived from Prishib and completely encircled the\nremaining troops of the Soviet South-western Army.\nTens of thousands of Russian soldiers were killed in\nthe ensuing action and many prisoners taken.\nThe remaining units were disbanded, but the Soviet\n23rd Tank Corps was completely destroyed."}
		{"r_int" "The place - The Ukraine. The date - May 1942. \nAfter weeks of bitter fighting, Russian forces of the 38th \nSouth-western Army managed to break through German defence \nlines to the north and south of the city of Kharkov - their \nobjective, to remove the enemy.\nHowever, they were weary and failed, and German Commanders \ncounterattacked. \nTwo Russian detachments in the south became cut off, in grave \ndanger as the Germans threatened to encircle them, their only\nline of communication to Soviet command lay along a narrow \ncorridor in the vicinity of Chepel Village...\nMay 21st\nAn advanced guard of German motorised infantry stormed into \nChepel and closed the corridor. \nRussian intelligence then reported that Germans were using \nPrishib railway station to unload the tanks and artillery of \nthe 3rd Panzer Division. However most of the German crews and\nreinforcement detachments were due to arrive by a separate \ntrain from Kharkov and if mobilized would completely encircle \nand entrap the two Russian detachments.\nTheir only hope, lay near the village of Chepel, where the \nSoviet 23rd Tank Corps had been involved in a week long \noffensive, making inroads into the German line, but with no air\nsupport they paid dearly with their own blood for every \nkilometre gained.\nThe remaining troops of the 23rd Tank Corps had only a handful\nof operational tanks left, the final objective of securing \nKharkov seemed unachievable. They should have retreated long \nago as their soldiers, fuel, and ammunition were exhausted - \nbut they knew the fate of thousands of stranded Soviet \nsoldiers was in their hands..."}
	}
	{"difficulty"
		{"default" "Default"}
		{"easy" "Easy"}
		{"hard" "Hard"}
		{"normal" "Normal"}
	}
	{"mp"
		{"minefields_mp"
			{"name" "Minefields"}
			{"vp" "CAPTURE THE FLAG marked control zones by ensuring that all enemies are eliminated from these areas. Capture more flags than the enemy, but be warned, enemy flags take longer to recapture."}
		}
		{"officer_mp"
			{"name" "Officer"}
			{"vp" "CAPTURE THE FLAG marked control zones by ensuring that all enemies are eliminated from these areas. Capture more flags than the enemy, but be warned, enemy flags take longer to recapture."}
		}
		{"villers_mp"
			{"name" "Villers Bocage"}
			{"vp" "CAPTURE THE FLAG marked control zones by ensuring that all enemies are eliminated from these areas. Capture more flags than the enemy, but be warned, enemy flags take longer to recapture."}
		}
		{"base_mp"
			{"name" "Base"}
			{"vp" "CAPTURE THE FLAG marked control zones by ensuring that all enemies are eliminated from these areas. Capture more flags than the enemy, but be warned, enemy flags take longer to recapture."}
		}
		{"bridge_mp"
			{"name" "Bridge"}
			{"vp" "CAPTURE THE FLAG marked control zones by ensuring that all enemies are eliminated from these areas. Capture more flags than the enemy, but be warned, enemy flags take longer to recapture. Be careful with the bridges!"}
		}
		{"as8_trap"
			{"name" "Monastery"}
		}
		{"cf6_ruins"
			{"name" "Ruins"}
		}
		{"cm16_fields"
			{"name" "Fields"}
		}
		{"cm16_villers"
			{"name" "Villers"}
		}
		{"cm8x8_fields"
			{"name" "Fields"}
		}
		{"cm8x8_villers"
			{"name" "Villers"}
		}
		{"ctf"
			{"pr1" "Seize the flag at the enemy's base and convey it to your base."}
		}
		{"dm16"
			{"pr1" "Annihilate the enemy jointly with your team."}
		}
		{"fort"
			{"first" "It is necessary to get to the point, marked with a waypoint."}
		}
		{"hill"
			{"f" "Capture the wireless station (a booth on the knap) and hold it."}
		}
		{"island"
			{"pr1" "Allies: Capture the island.Germans: Repulse the allies' attacks."}
			{"as_ass" "Assault the enemy controlled area and eliminate all defenders to capture the control zone."}
			{"as_def" "Defend the control zone from enemy assault. The zone is safe so long as one defender remains."}
			{"dm" "Annihilate the enemy."}
			{"kh" "Secure the control zone ensuring all enemies are eliminated to score points for your team."}
			{"name" "Island"}
		}
		{"kh8_radar"
			{"name" "Radar"}
		}
		{"monastery"
			{"pr1" "Allies: Hold the territory of the cloister. Germans: Dislodge the allies from the cloister."}
			{"as_ass" "Assault the enemy controlled area and eliminate all defenders to capture the control zone."}
			{"as_def" "Defend the control zone from enemy assault. The zone is safe so long as one defender remains."}
			{"dm" "Annihilate the enemy."}
			{"kh" "Secure the control zone ensuring all enemies are eliminated to score points for your team."}
			{"name" "Monastery"}
			{"vp" "Capture the flag marked control zones by ensuring that all enemies are eliminated from these areas. Capture more flags than the enemy, but be warned, enemy flags take longer to recapture."}
		}
		{"sides"
			{"aly" "Allies"}
			{"gbr" "British"}
			{"ger" "Germany"}
			{"rus" "Soviet"}
			{"usa" "American"}
		}
		{"sn6_depo"
			{"name" "Depot"}
		}
		{"trap"
			{"task" "Missions:Germans: Capture the height in the area of the monastery!\nAllies: Hold the height in the area of the monastery!"}
		}
		{"villadge"
			{"pr1" "Annihilate the enemy jointly with the team."}
			{"pr2" "Annihilate the enemy (everybody for himself)"}
		}
		{"depot"
			{"dm" "Annihilate the enemy."}
			{"name" "Depot"}
			{"vp" "Capture the flag marked control zones by ensuring that all enemies are eliminated from these areas. Capture more flags than the enemy, but be warned, enemy flags take longer to recapture."}
		}
		{"forest"
			{"dm" "Annihilate the enemy."}
			{"es_a" "Base A"}
			{"es_ass" "Disrupt the enemy supply line by destroying their trucks. Prevent the enemy from scoring to win."}
			{"es_b" "Base B"}
			{"es_def" "Escort the supply trucks from Base A to B to score points for your team. Be wary of enemy ambush attempts."}
			{"name" "Forrest"}
		}
		{"hunting"
			{"dm" "Annihilate the enemy."}
			{"name" "Hunting"}
			{"vp" "Capture the flag marked control zones by ensuring that all enemies are eliminated from these areas. Capture more flags than the enemy, but be warned, enemy flags take longer to recapture."}
		}
		{"port"
			{"dm" "Annihilate the enemy."}
			{"es_a" "Base A (Port)"}
			{"es_ass" "Disrupt the enemy supply line by destroying their trucks. Prevent the enemy from scoring to win."}
			{"es_b" "Base B (Station)"}
			{"es_def" "Escort the supply trucks from Base A to B to score points for your team. Be wary of enemy ambush attempts."}
			{"name" "Port"}
		}
		{"radar"
			{"as_ass" "Assault the enemy controlled area and eliminate all defenders to capture the control zone."}
			{"as_def" "Defend the control zone from enemy assault. The zone is safe so long as one defender remains."}
			{"dm" "Annihilate the enemy."}
			{"kh" "Secure the control zone ensuring all enemies are eliminated to score points for your team."}
			{"name" "Radar"}
		}
		{"sawmill"
			{"as_ass" "Assault the enemy controlled area and eliminate all defenders to capture the control zone."}
			{"as_def" "Defend the control zone from enemy assault. The zone is safe so long as one defender remains."}
			{"dm" "Annihilate the enemy."}
			{"kh" "Secure the control zone ensuring all enemies are eliminated to score points for your team."}
			{"name" "Sawmill"}
			{"vp" "Capture the flag marked control zones by ensuring that all enemies are eliminated from these areas. Capture more flags than the enemy, but be warned, enemy flags take longer to recapture."}
		}
		{"station"
			{"dm" "Annihilate the enemy."}
			{"name" "Station"}
			{"vp" "Capture the flag marked control zones by ensuring that all enemies are eliminated from these areas. Capture more flags than the enemy, but be warned, enemy flags take longer to recapture."}
		}
		{"suburb"
			{"dm" "Annihilate the enemy."}
			{"name" "Suburb"}
			{"vp" "Capture the flag marked control zones by ensuring that all enemies are eliminated from these areas. Capture more flags than the enemy, but be warned, enemy flags take longer to recapture."}
		}
		{"trench"
			{"as_ass" "Assault the enemy controlled area and eliminate all defenders to capture the control zone."}
			{"as_def" "Defend the control zone from enemy assault. The zone is safe so long as one defender remains."}
			{"dm" "Annihilate the enemy."}
			{"kh" "Secure the control zone ensuring all enemies are eliminated to score points for your team."}
			{"name" "Trench"}
		}
		{"village"
			{"dm" "Annihilate the enemy."}
			{"name" "Village"}
			{"vp" "Capture the flag marked control zones by ensuring that all enemies are eliminated from these areas. Capture more flags than the enemy, but be warned, enemy flags take longer to recapture."}
		}
		{"lighthouse"
			{"as_ass" "Assault the enemy controlled area and eliminate all defenders to capture the control zone."}
			{"as_def" "Defend the control zone from enemy assault. The zone is safe so long as one defender remains."}
			{"dm" "Annihilate the enemy."}
			{"kh" "Secure the control zone ensuring all enemies are eliminated to score points for your team."}
			{"name" "Lighthouse"}
		}
	}
	{"training_camp"
		{"name" "Training"}
	}
	{"training_camp1"
		{"1okop" "Ensure a grenade is equipped in your soldier's hand, you can use the inventory screen or the quick select\nbutton on the interface. Now use Direct Control to destroy the target. Aim with the cursor and click the \n''left-mouse button'' to throw a grenade. You may need more than one grenade."}
		{"3rubeg_finish" "Please move to the next section."}
		{"4" "Examine the contents of this crate and select some grenades. When you are ready move up towards the pile\nof crates nearby."}
		{"bazuka" "Examine the contents of this crate and select the bazooka and some rounds. Use Direct Control to destroy\nthe fuel truck and APC."}
		{"bmw" "To dismount from the machinegun or exit a vehicle use the ''Exit'' button on the interface. Alternatively\nyou can click on the character portrait of your soldier in the top left corner of the screen. Do this now\nand then move to the next section."}
		{"death" "Training mission failed."}
		{"explosion_gren3" "Please move to the next section with a machine-gun."}
		{"explosion_grenade" "Please move to the concrete shelter."}
		{"explosion_grenade2" "Please move to the next section."}
		{"exploson_grenade1" "Please move to the next section."}
		{"fence" "To swim across this pool simply click the ''left mouse button'' on the location you want your soldier to\nmove to. Swimming is automatic. As with sprinting, double-clicking the ''left mouse button'' will make\nyour soldier swim faster. It is also possible to use Direct Control to swim."}
		{"fence_cover" "Hit all the targets."}
		{"fence_cover_finish" "Targets destroyed. Now move to the Sergeant on the firing line. You can rotate the camera, change the angle\nof inclination, pressing the middle mouse button, move the camera near and far rotating it, for more\ndetailed object view."}
		{"finish" ""}
		{"finish_target" "A nice hit! Move to the next trench."}
		{"grenade" "Please move to the next instructor and the grenade range."}
		{"grenade2" "Ensure a grenade is equipped in your soldier's hand use Direct Control to destroy the target. This target\nis trickier to hit as it is placed on a mound. You will need to time the explosion. Do this by holding down\nthe ''left-mouse button'' for a few seconds before throwing the grenade. Be careful though, you don't want\nto hold onto it for too long!."}
		{"grenade_finish" "Training in throwing grenades is completed successfully.\nMove on to the infantry weapon firing range."}
		{"gun" "This is a mounted machinegun. Use it by selecting your soldier and then clicking on the machinegun with\nthe ''left-mouse button''. Notice how the context sensitive cursor changes to the ''Enter'' icon. This is\nthe action used for getting into vehicles. Once you have taken up position use the mounted machinegun to\ndestroy the motorcycle. You can use Direct Control, or you can order your soldier to automatically attack"}
		{"gun1" "the motorcycle by clicking on it with the ''left-mouse button''. To stop an automatic attack click on the\n''Stop action'' button on the interface command panel, or give another order to your soldier."}
		{"hous_finish" "Good shooting. Now move to the sandbag wall outside the house."}
		{"house" "Use Direct Control to destroy the targets from one of the windows. Press the ''END'' key\nto toggle Direct Control on/off, or hold down the''CTRL'' key to switch on Direct Control\ntemporarily. Notice that the cursor changes to a cover icon when you place it over the window,\nthis indicates that, when you click the ''left-mouse button'' here, your soldier will move into\na standing cover position."}
		{"instruk_cower" "You have done the mission perfectly and found yourself at the shelter ground. Equip the sub-machinegun\nand ammunition from the supply crates. Once you've done this move your soldier into the building behind\nthe sergeant."}
		{"instruktag" "Your first task is to complete the obstacle course on the left and reach the next instructor. To surmount\na fence, select your soldier and move the mouse cursor over the fence, then click the left mouse button.\nNotice how the cursor changes as you pass it over the fence. This is a context sensitive action. To make\nyour soldier sprint double-click the ''left mouse button''."}
		{"kolonna" "Notice that the cursor changes to a cover icon when you place it over the pillar, this indicates that,\nwhen you click the ''left-mouse button'' here, your soldier will move into a corner cover position. Move\nto the wall and use Direct Control to peep around the pillar. Destroy all targets."}
		{"kolonna_finish" "Good. Now move to small wall with the indentation."}
		{"meshky" "Notice that the cursor changes to a cover icon when you place it over the indentation, this indicates that,\nwhen you click the ''left-mouse button'' here, your soldier will move into a prone cover position. Move to\nthe indentation and use Direct Control to destroy all targets."}
		{"meshky_finish" "The targets are hit. Now move to the next zone indicated by the red arrow."}
		{"name" "Shooting-range"}
		{"okop_grenade" "Take the emplacement in the trench at the left."}
		{"polosa_end" "You have completed the obstacle course. Before moving to the next instructor you should know how to operate\nthe game camera. To move the camera to a new location simply move the mouse cursor to the edge of the screen.\nTo zoom in and out scroll the ''mouse wheel'' up and down. To rotate the camera hold down the ''mouse wheel\nbutton'' and move the mouse left or right. To change the pitch of the camera hold down the ''mouse wheel button''\nand move the mouse up or down. Moving the camera will help you to aim correctly during the next task."}
		{"shot" "Before you can use the firing range you'll need to equip a gun. Move to the box and click the ''left mouse\nbutton'' examine it. Notice that this is a context sensitive action. You can also use the ''Examine'' button\non the command panel or by pressing the ''X'' key. This is useful for examining vehicles and smaller boxes.\nTwo inventory screens will open, one for your soldier and one for the box. Drag the items you want from the"}
		{"shot1" "box inventory to your soldier's inventory, or double-click on the items with the ''left-mouse button''. You\ncan also use the ''transfer all'' button, but be aware that your soldier can only fit so much is his backpack."}
		{"start" "Select the soldier with the helmet and walk up to the training officer marked with the red arrow. Do this\nby clicking on the soldier with your ''left mouse button''. Alternatively you can hold down the ''left mouse\nbutton'' and drag out a selection square, this is useful for selecting multiple units. Then click on the\nground to move. Another method of movement is Direct Control. Press the ''END'' key to toggle Direct Control"}
		{"start1" "on/off, or hold down the ''CTRL'' key to switch on Direct Control temporarily. With Direct Control on you can\nuse the ''Arrow keys'' to move your soldier. Note: Direct Control is only available when using a single unit\n(soldier or vehicle)."}
		{"target1_shot" "Now it's time to try a rifle. Examine the contents of this crate and select the rifle and some ammunition.\nIf your soldier doesn't have enough space in his inventory you can remove items by placing them in the crate.\nAlternatively you can just drag items from you soldier's inventory and throw them to the floor. Approach the\nline and use Direct Control to destroy all targets. Press the ''END'' key to toggle Direct Control on/off, or"}
		{"target1_shot1" "hold down the ''CTRL'' key to switch on Direct Control temporarily. The rifle is more accurate than the sub-\nmachinegun but stance still plays an important factor in ensuring you hit your target first time."}
		{"target2_shot" "Now it's time to try a machinegun. Examine the contents of this crate and select the machinegun and some\nammunition. Reloading and unloading weapons can be achieved using the ''Full clip'' and ''Empty clip''\nbuttons located on the interface, alternatively you can press ''+'' or ''-'' on the KEYPAD to reload and\nunload respectively. Approach the line and use Direct Control to destroy all targets. Press the ''END''\nkey to toggle Direct Control on/off, or hold down the 'CTRL' key to switch on Direct Control temporarily."}
		{"target_shot" "To equip a weapon open your soldier's inventory screen and double-click the ''left-mouse button'' on the weapon\nyou want to use. Alternatively you can use the quick select bar or the holster button on the interface. If\nneeded your soldier will load the weapon automatically providing he has the correct ammunition in his backpack.\nApproach the line and use Direct Control to destroy all targets. Press the ''END'' key to toggle Direct Control"}
		{"target_shot1" "on/off, or hold down the ''CTRL'' key to switch on Direct Control temporarily. Notice how the stance your soldier\nis set to affects his accuracy. For example, it's easier to hit the far targets if your soldier is prone."}
		{"task1" "Climb both fences to reach the pool of water."}
		{"task10" "Take the bazooka from the box and use it to destroy the petrol\ntruck and armored troop-carrier."}
		{"task2" "Swim across the water to reach next section."}
		{"task3" "Crawl under the barbed wire and speak to the instructor."}
		{"task4" "Take the gun, load it with the SMG ammo from the box and fire it\nat all targets on the range. Try changing your stance to see how\nit affects accuracy."}
		{"task5" "Take the rifle, load it with the rounds from the box and fire it\nat all targets on the range. Try changing your stance to see how\nit affects accuracy."}
		{"task6" "Take the machinegun, load it with the HMG ammo from the box and\nfire it at all targets on the range. Try changing your stance to see how\nit affects accuracy."}
		{"task7" "Take the hand grenades from the box and use one on the target\nin the next section."}
		{"task8" "Use a hand grenade to hit the target on the hill. You will need\nto adjust the timing of the grenade. Hold down the ''left mouse\nbutton'' before throwing to do this."}
		{"task9" "Use the mounted heavy machinegun to destroy the motorbike."}
		{"thompsom" "To change a soldier's weapon using the inventory menu simply\ndrag the weapon you want to use into his hands. You can\ndiscard items from the inventory by dragging them to the ground."}
	}
	{"training_camp2"
		{"complete" ""}
		{"death" "Training mission failed."}
		{"dinamite" "Now place the dynamite in your soldier's hand. To do this you will need to open his inventory. Click on the \n''Backpack'' button on the interface. This is located in the bottom left corner of the screen, behind your\ncharacter's portrait. Alternatively you can press the ''I'' key. Once you are holding the dynamite set it by\nthe pile of empty fuel drums with the ''Use'' button on the command panel, or by pressing the ''U'' key.\nBe sureto head back to the instructor and cover."}
		{"finish" ""}
		{"matchbox_use" "Now pick up the fuel drum and pour fuel on the two bundles of wood. Finally, take the matches from your\nsoldier's inventory and light the wood with the ''Use'' button on the command panel, or by pressing the ''U'' key.\nBe sure to move away from the flames"}
		{"name" "Mine laying course"}
		{"next" " Please move to the next section, indicated by the red arrow."}
		{"start" "Come up to the sergeant and get a mission."}
		{"task1" "Place all three mines in the marked positions. Return to the\ninstructor once completed."}
		{"task2" "Take the dynamite from the box and set it next to the barrels."}
		{"task3" "Take the matches from the box, pour the fuel from the barrel\nover the firewood and set it on the fire using the matches."}
		{"zadanie_dinamite" "Here you will learn how to set and use dynamite.\nExamine the contents of the crates and take the dynamite."}
		{"zadanie_match" "Examine the contents of the crates and take the matches."}
		{"zadanye_mine" "Beyond this wall are three antitank mines. Pick each mine up and set it on the road ahead, using the arrows\nas guidance. Mines must be set with the ''Use'' button on the command panel, or by pressing the ''U'' key.\nIf you simply drop a mine on the floor, it won't be activated. If you place a mine incorrectly you can unset\nit by clicking on it once. You can then pick it up and replace it. You can only deactivate mines which you can\nsee, identified as active with a red flag. When you've finished setting the three mines return to the instructor."}
	}
	{"training_camp3"
		{"1rubeg" "Switch to Direct Control to destroy these targets. Press the ''END'' key to toggle Direct Control on/off,\nor hold down the ''CTRL'' key to switch on Direct Control temporarily. Use the cannon (primary weapon) to \ndestroy the other tank and the machinegun (secondary weapon) to take out the targets. When in Direct\nControl, clicking the ''right-mouse button'' will toggle between a vehicle's primary and secondary weapon."}
		{"2" "Go to the sergeant."}
		{"2rubeg" "Tanks come equipped with two types of shell, armor-piercing and high-explosive. AP rounds, colored blue,\nare useful against armored targets. HE rounds, colored red, are useful against non-armored targets, infantry\nand cover (buildings, walls etc.) Use a mixture of AP and HE rounds on the wall and fuel truck and pay\nattention to the effects each round has. To change rounds use the quick select button on the interface."}
		{"3rubeg" "In order to fight effectively against enemy tanks you should use armor piercing rounds, however, the hit\nlocation is also important. A tank's armor is greatest on the front. The sides are slightly weaker, with the\nrear armor being the weakest of all. Use AP rounds on these tanks, and observe the effectiveness of\nthe armor plating on the front, side and rear."}
		{"4rubeg" "The total number of crew in a tank determines its operational effectiveness. For example, a tank with four\nmen will operate more efficiently than a tank with one man. Move to the targets indicated by the red arrows.\nDestroy two targets with a crew of two men and the final target with a single crewmember. Finally drive to\nthe end of the course to complete this training."}
		{"ammo" "Before entering the firing range you'll need to load the tank up with ammunition. Eject some of the crew\nand use them to transfer the ammunition from the crates. Remember to press the ''X'' key or use the ''Examine''\nbutton on the command interface to access the tank inventory. Stock up on all types of ammunition."}
		{"board" "Order the soldiers to get into the tank."}
		{"complete" ""}
		{"control_tank" "Move the tank to the first zone, indicated by the red arrow."}
		{"control_tank1" "You can move the tank in two ways. Click on the location you want to go to and the tank will move automatically.\nOr use Direct Control. Press the ''END'' key to toggle Direct Control on/off, or hold down the ''CTRL'' key to\nswitch on Direct Control temporarily. Use the 'arrow' keys to drive the tank, while aiming the turret with the\nmouse. A yellow selection marker indicates that the tank is in automatic mode, whereas a pink selection marker\nrefers to Direct Control."}
		{"finish" ""}
		{"fuel" "The tank is low on fuel. Using the two crewmen, add fuel to the tank. Select each man in turn and click\non a barrel to pick it up. Then click on the tank to add the fuel from the barrel to the tank. Notice the\ncontext sensitive funnel icon, this indicates that you are about to place fuel into the tank. Put the barrel\ndown after you have finished by using the ''Drop'' button on the command interface, or press the ''D'' or\n''/'' key (on KEYPAD). You can also use the fuel can located in the tank's inventory to siphon fuel from"}
		{"fuel1" "the supply truck. Examine the tank using the ''Examine'' button on the command panel, or press the ''X'' key.\nPlace the fuel can in the soldier's hand and click on the truck. This time the context sensitive icon is\ndifferent. It indicates that you are about to remove fuel from the tuck and place it in the can. If a can or\nbarrel in your soldier's hand contains fuel then you will see a funnel icon indicating ''Filling''. If the can\nor barrel is empty you will see the siphon icon indicating ''Removing''. Once you have finished adding fuel to\nthe tank place both crewmen in the tank."}
		{"name" "Tank training"}
		{"next" " Now move to the red arrow."}
		{"pereprava" "Lets give these soldiers a lift. The tank is full, however, the men can ride on the bodywork. Group select\nthe soldiers by drawing a selection square around them, and then click the ''left-mouse button'' on the tank.\nOnce complete transport the men across the river."}
		{"pereprava_end" "Select the tank, then left click on the soldiers icon in the interface to make him disembark."}
		{"remkomplekt" "It is always useful to carry a repair kit. Use this crewmember to pick up the repair kit and place it in\nthe tank. Once you have picked up the repair kit, examine the tank's inventory by using the ''Examine''\nbutton on the command panel or by pressing the ''X'' key, and then clicking on the tank with the ''Eye'' icon.\nDrag the repair kit into the tank, close the inventory windows and finally place the crewman in the tank."}
		{"repair" "The caterpillar track has been damaged. Eject one of the crew, remove the repair kit from the tank inventory\nand with the repair kit in the unit's hand, click on the tank with the ''left-mouse button'' to start repairing.\nAll sections of a vehicle can be repaired, the tracks, turret, and engine etc. However, if part of a vehicle\nbecomes too damaged it will be beyond repair"}
		{"repair1" "Once you have repaired the track, return the repair kit and crewman to the tank. Then head for the next\nzone indicated by the red arrow."}
		{"start" "Place this soldier in the tank. Select him and click on the tank with the ''left-mouse button''.\nNotice the context sensitive icon."}
		{"task" "Load the tank with the AP and HE shells, and HMG ammo\nfrom the box."}
		{"task1" "Place the soldier in the tank."}
		{"task10" "Eject two crew members from the tank and destroy two targets up\nahead. Then eject one crew member and destroy the final target with\na single soldier in the tank. Notice how the performance of the tank\nchanges with the number of crew inside."}
		{"task11" "Fix the tank track with the repair kit."}
		{"task2" "Fill the tank up with fuel, then place the two soldiers in the tank."}
		{"task3" "Place the repair kit in the tank's or soldier's inventory,\nthen place the soldier in the tank."}
		{"task4" "Place the four soldiers on the tank's hull."}
		{"task5" "Make the landing party get off the armour."}
		{"task6" "Load the tank with the AP and HE shells, and HMG ammo\nfrom the box."}
		{"task7" "Use the heavy machinegun on the infantry targets and the\ncannon on the enemy tank."}
		{"task8" "Use HE (high-explosive) rounds to destroy the wall and fuel truck."}
		{"task9" "Use AP (armour piercing) rounds to destroy the enemy tanks.\nNotice how the amour is weaker at the rear and on the sides."}
		{"wires" "To negotiate this barbed-wire section you will need to ''Go prone'' to avoid injury. You can lower your\nstance by clicking on one of the three stance buttons, these are located on the command panel (bottom right\ncorner of the screen). Pressing the ''SPACEBAR'' is also a quick way of toggling between standing and\nlying prone. Click the ''left mouse button'' to crawl, double-click to crawl faster."}
	}
	{"training_camp4"
		{"6hit" "The targets are hit. Move to the sergeant"}
		{"alarm" "You have been spotted! Start again from the arrow."}
		{"bush_instrukt" "Your final task is to reach the house up ahead, indicated by the red \narrow, without being spotted by the guards. Use cover to your \nadvantage and move when the guards' backs are turned."}
		{"finish" ""}
		{"instrukt_cover" "Come up to the box. With a click of the cursor on the box you open \nthe inventory menu. With a double mouse click move the tommy-gun \nand cartridges to your inventory. Pressing ''Esc'' you close the inventory menu.\nEnter the house through the open door."}
		{"mission_failed" "Mission failed."}
		{"name" "Cover study"}
		{"start" "This is the cover assault course. Here you will learn how to use different \ntypes of cover for concealment and attack. Select your soldier and \nmove to the sergeant."}
		{"task1" "Take the machinegun and SMG ammo from the box and enter the house."}
		{"task2" "Shoot all targets from the window."}
		{"task3" "Shoot all targets from the sandbags."}
		{"task4" "Shoot all targets from the column."}
		{"task5" "Shoot all targets from the low gap in the wall."}
		{"task6" "Reach the house without alerting the patrolling guards."}
	}
}
