	I Ain't Been Shot, Mum! Scenario Supplements Since I Ain't Been Shot, Mum! was first published the one big question we have always been asked is "Are there scenarios available". Below are listed an ever-increasing range of scenario supplements written for IABSM! each of which will provide the gamer with well balanced historically accurate scenarios. The popular pdf format allows you to simply print out the briefings that are needed for each game, saving paper, time and money. Remember, the best and cheapest source of scenarios is your local library. There, for free, you can read ad nauseam about the exploits of real Big Men who fought for the freedom we enjoy today. Failing that our Scenario of the Month is posted on our web site and regularly updated. Scenario Resources for I Ain't Been Shot, Mum! Anzio – From Wildcat to Whale Covering the period of January and February 1944, this fantastic 211 page supplement by Robert Avery gives an excellent historical account of the battle as well as 21 scenarios that cover the landings right up to the close of Operation Fischfang. With complete briefings, colour maps, and victory conditions for all sides this is a superb addition to any gamers library, with scenarios for US, British and German forces. Just £6.00 in pdf. The Defence of Calais In May 1940, with British troops being evacuated from the beaches at Dunkirk, the ancient port of Calais stood on the critical western flank of the Anglo-French lines. In a desperate bid to shore up the flank Chruchill committed the British 30th Infantry Brigade to defend Calais to the last. What ensued was an heroic struggle that is writ large in the annals of British military History. Here Robert Avery presents fourteen historical scenarios that bring to light those events in that "last ditch" over sitxy years ago. Just £6.00 in pdf The Campaign for Greece 1941, and the Fuhrer's attention turns south to Greece where the Italians have been floundering against a wall of stubborn resistance. Fresh British interest in that area sees Germany intervene and fight a whirlwind campaign through the mountainous terrain. Here Chris Stoesen presents sixteen linked scenarios in a campaign format, along with a full aerial campaign for Bag the Hun. Just £6.00 in pdf Operation Sea Lion Following the surrender of France Hitler ordered his Generals to prepare for the invasion of Great britain, Operation Sea Lion. This scenario supplement, based on the results of the wargame fought out in 1974 by combined German and British illuminati under the umpireship of Paddy Griffith, includes ten scenarios that cover those dark days when only Britain stood in defence of democracy in Europe. N.B. A Second Edition of This Product is Currently Being Prepared Vyazma or Bust June 1941, and the Russian hammer smites against the Soviet Union. Panzers stream eastwards amid fierce fighting as the Soviet Revolution fights for its very existance. Set amid the turmoil of Autumn of that year Rob Avery foucsses on the battles that were fought on the Smolensk-Vyazma axis, and presents nineteen scenarios for IABSM in a linked campaign format that may be played time and again with different permutations. Just £6.00 in pdf Fall of the Lion Gate In December 1941 the Japanese Empire invaded British Malaya, driving down the penninsula towards Singapore, Britain's main naval base in the Far East. The campaign was a hard one, fought between two enemies who had little understanding or appreciation of their opponents. The end result was a military disaster the like Britain had never seen before. With this huge supplement of 21 scenarios Robert Avery presents us with an option of fighting a linked campaign or just as individual stand-alone games. Can you stop the "Yellow Peril? Just £6.00 in pdf. "Where the Hell Have You Been Boys" So said Brigadier General Norman D Cota of the US 29th Infantry Division as he moved troops off the beach on that, the longest of June days. This supplement by Richard Clarke presents us with twenty-one scenarios from D-Day itself. Focussing on the US beaches (a Commonwealth version is to follow) it looks at both the amphibious forces and those airborne troops who held the line around St-Mere-Eglise. Some scenarios are linked, others are stand alone, but together they form a patchwork of actions that bring to life the heroism and desperation of that day. Just £6.00 in pdf “Call this a Ruddy Picnic?” A classic quote from a British trooper in East Africa as he examined his tinned “picnic ham” ration pack. And that's not the only thing that's classic about this excellent, ground-breaking scenario supplement covering the campaign in East Africa between June of 1940 and November of 1941. With twenty-three scenarios and bags of historical background they also contain a campaign system that can be used with Bag the Hun to refight the campaign in the air. An absurbly cheap £6.00 in pdf. “Bloody Burma” An extensive history of the Japanese invasion of Burma in 1941/2, accompanied by twenty-four unique, company-level scenarios designed for “I Ain’t Been Shot, Mum!” but easily adaptable to other systems. It includes attacks, counter-attacks, encounter battles, fighting retreats, ambushes, and even an attempt to rescue POW’s! beginning gently with a couple of infantry-only actions in the jungles of southern Burma, then rapidly progressing to full scale combined arms warfare (infantry, tanks, artillery and aircraft) on the plains and in the dense woods around Rangoon. Finally, the action moves to the high ground and river valleys to the north of Burma, as British, Indian and Chinese troops desperately try and hold off the rampaging Japanese for long enough to make their getaway! A snip at £6.00 in pdf format. “Cymru Am Byth” A first for IABSM, a supplement covering one Regiment through all its major battles of the war. With sixteen company-level scenarios designed for “I Ain’t Been Shot, Mum!” but easily adaptable to other systems, this covers actions from France in 1940, Tunisia 1943, Italy and northern Europe in 1944 and '45. It also presents a unique campaign system for the actions around the Albert Canal bridgehead in Belgium in 1944 when the Welsh Guards took on the Herman Goring Division. They'll be singing in the valleys when they realise that this is a mere £6.00 for 119 pages in pdf format.

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Scenario Supplements

Since I Ain't Been Shot, Mum! was first published the one big question we have always been asked is "Are there scenarios available". Below are listed an ever-increasing range of scenario supplements written for IABSM! each of which will provide the gamer with well balanced historically accurate scenarios.

The popular pdf format allows you to simply print out the briefings that are needed for each game, saving paper, time and money.

Remember, the best and cheapest source of scenarios is your local library. There, for free, you can read ad nauseam about the exploits of real Big Men who fought for the freedom we enjoy today. Failing that our Scenario of the Month is posted on our web site and regularly updated.

Scenario Resources for I Ain't Been Shot, Mum!

Anzio – From Wildcat to Whale

Covering the period of January and February 1944, this fantastic 211 page supplement by Robert Avery gives an excellent historical account of the battle as well as 21 scenarios that cover the landings right up to the close of Operation Fischfang. With complete briefings, colour maps, and victory conditions for all sides this is a superb addition to any gamers library, with scenarios for US, British and German forces. Just £6.00 in pdf.

The Defence of Calais

In May 1940, with British troops being evacuated from the beaches at Dunkirk, the ancient port of Calais stood on the critical western flank of the Anglo-French lines. In a desperate bid to shore up the flank Chruchill committed the British 30th Infantry Brigade to defend Calais to the last. What ensued was an heroic struggle that is writ large in the annals of British military History. Here Robert Avery presents fourteen historical scenarios that bring to light those events in that "last ditch" over sitxy years ago. Just £6.00 in pdf

The Campaign for Greece
1941, and the Fuhrer's attention turns south to Greece where the Italians have been floundering against a wall of stubborn resistance. Fresh British interest in that area sees Germany intervene and fight a whirlwind campaign through the mountainous terrain. Here Chris Stoesen presents sixteen linked scenarios in a campaign format, along with a full aerial campaign for Bag the Hun. Just £6.00 in pdf

Operation Sea Lion
Following the surrender of France Hitler ordered his Generals to prepare for the invasion of Great britain, Operation Sea Lion. This scenario supplement, based on the results of the wargame fought out in 1974 by combined German and British illuminati under the umpireship of Paddy Griffith, includes ten scenarios that cover those dark days when only Britain stood in defence of democracy in Europe. N.B. A Second Edition of This Product is Currently Being Prepared

Vyazma or Bust
June 1941, and the Russian hammer smites against the Soviet Union. Panzers stream eastwards amid fierce fighting as the Soviet Revolution fights for its very existance. Set amid the turmoil of Autumn of that year Rob Avery foucsses on the battles that were fought on the Smolensk-Vyazma axis, and presents nineteen scenarios for IABSM in a linked campaign format that may be played time and again with different permutations. Just £6.00 in pdf

Fall of the Lion Gate
In December 1941 the Japanese Empire invaded British Malaya, driving down the penninsula towards Singapore, Britain's main naval base in the Far East. The campaign was a hard one, fought between two enemies who had little understanding or appreciation of their opponents. The end result was a military disaster the like Britain had never seen before. With this huge supplement of 21 scenarios Robert Avery presents us with an option of fighting a linked campaign or just as individual stand-alone games. Can you stop the "Yellow Peril? Just £6.00 in pdf.

"Where the Hell Have You Been Boys"
So said Brigadier General Norman D Cota of the US 29th Infantry Division as he moved troops off the beach on that, the longest of June days. This supplement by Richard Clarke presents us with twenty-one scenarios from D-Day itself. Focussing on the US beaches (a Commonwealth version is to follow) it looks at both the amphibious forces and those airborne troops who held the line around St-Mere-Eglise. Some scenarios are linked, others are stand alone, but together they form a patchwork of actions that bring to life the heroism and desperation of that day. Just £6.00 in pdf

“Call this a Ruddy Picnic?”
A classic quote from a British trooper in East Africa as he examined his tinned “picnic ham” ration pack. And that's not the only thing that's classic about this excellent, ground-breaking scenario supplement covering the campaign in East Africa between June of 1940 and November of 1941. With twenty-three scenarios and bags of historical background they also contain a campaign system that can be used with Bag the Hun to refight the campaign in the air. An absurbly cheap £6.00 in pdf.

“Bloody Burma”
An extensive history of the Japanese invasion of Burma in 1941/2, accompanied by twenty-four unique, company-level scenarios designed for “I Ain’t Been Shot, Mum!” but easily adaptable to other systems. It includes attacks, counter-attacks, encounter battles, fighting retreats, ambushes, and even an attempt to rescue POW’s! beginning gently with a couple of infantry-only actions in the jungles of southern Burma, then rapidly progressing to full scale combined arms warfare (infantry, tanks, artillery and aircraft) on the plains and in the dense woods around Rangoon. Finally, the action moves to the high ground and river valleys to the north of Burma, as British, Indian and Chinese troops desperately try and hold off the rampaging Japanese for long enough to make their getaway! A snip at £6.00 in pdf format.

“Cymru Am Byth”
A first for IABSM, a supplement covering one Regiment through all its major battles of the war. With sixteen company-level scenarios designed for “I Ain’t Been Shot, Mum!” but easily adaptable to other systems, this covers actions from France in 1940, Tunisia 1943, Italy and northern Europe in 1944 and '45. It also presents a unique campaign system for the actions around the Albert Canal bridgehead in Belgium in 1944 when the Welsh Guards took on the Herman Goring Division. They'll be singing in the valleys when they realise that this is a mere £6.00 for 119 pages in pdf format.

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