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    1) The document provides rules for playing Tank Solitaire ASL (TSASL) using only tanks, self-propelled guns, or tank destroyers. It summarizes changes made to various ASL rules chapters to accommodate solo tank play. 2) Key changes include using BPV to purchase starting forces, treating friendly tanks as infantry for activation, rules for retaining and replacing tanks between missions, and providing predefined tank companies by nation. 3) An A1b activation table is also included, which determines what type of unit is activated each turn - ranging from reconnaissance to tank destroyers.

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    1) The document provides rules for playing Tank Solitaire ASL (TSASL) using only tanks, self-propelled guns, or tank destroyers. It summarizes changes made to various ASL rules chapters to accommodate solo tank play. 2) Key changes include using BPV to purchase starting forces, treating friendly tanks as infantry for activation, rules for retaining and replacing tanks between missions, and providing predefined tank companies by nation. 3) An A1b activation table is also included, which determines what type of unit is activated each turn - ranging from reconnaissance to tank destroyers.

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    1) The document provides rules for playing Tank Solitaire ASL (TSASL) using only tanks, self-propelled guns, or tank destroyers. It summarizes changes made to various ASL rules chapters to accommodate solo tank play. 2) Key changes include using BPV to purchase starting forces, treating friendly tanks as infantry for activation, rules for retaining and replacing tanks between missions, and providing predefined tank companies by nation. 3) An A1b activation table is also included, which determines what type of unit is activated each turn - ranging from reconnaissance to tank destroyers.

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    Tank SASL Rules

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    1) The document provides rules for playing Tank Solitaire ASL (TSASL) using only tanks, self-propelled guns, or tank destroyers. It summarizes changes made to various ASL rules chapters to accommodate solo tank play. 2) Key changes include using BPV to purchase starting forces, treating friendly tanks as infantry for activation, rules for retaining and replacing tanks between missions, and providing predefined tank companies by nation. 3) An A1b activation table is also included, which determines what type of unit is activated each turn - ranging from reconnaissance to tank destroyers.

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    Tank Solitaire ASL

    INTRODUCTION :
    Tank Solitaire ASL (TSASL) rules will allow you to play SASL Missions and Campaigns with a Company
    consisting of Tanks, SPG or TD derived by DYO (15.1) or by a Campaign Game (18.1).

    Changes to Chapter S :

    S.3 All Chapter S rules apply unless stated otherwise.


    S.4 Change any reference to “A1 table” to “A1b table” (see below).

    3.2 PREVAILING ATTITUDE : Regardless of prevailing attitude ENEMY AFV will assume Advance
    Attitude.

    3.31 HOLD ATTITUDE :


    Add “Treat FRIENDLY AFV as Infantry for Activation purposes”.

    5.32 LONG RANGE ACTIVATION


    Delete “the moving unit(s) is non-vehicular”
    Replace “16” with “54”
    Each S? Activated due to Long Range Activation automatically generates… Replace all following with “a
    Standard AFV {x6}”. If the S?’s Attitude was HOLD on a dr of ≤ 4 a TD {x6c} is generated or a SPG
    {x6a} if the Nationality does not have a TD table”

    14.VICTORY POINT OBJECTIVES :


    Delete all references to “VPO Locations”.

    15.1 FRIENDLY UNITS :


    Replace first sentence with “The FRIENDLY side begins each Mission with 700 BPV (or if specified
    otherwise in a MSR) with which to purchase AFV (only) of the selected FRIENDLY Nationality using the
    Chapter H DYO method.
    Add “other” before “vehicles” in the second sentence.

    16.4 LEADER COMMAND INFLUENCE RANGE.


    Add “Armor leaders of a FRIENDLY AFV with a radio have unlimited command influence range to any
    FRIENDLY AFV with a radio”.

    17.1 INTRODUCTION :
    Replace “infantry” with “Tank”

    17.13 FRIENDLY UNITS


    Replace “(18.5)” by “(18.6)”

    17.14 SW TEAM
    Delete all

    17.31 RETAINED
    Replace all by “Each directly attached (17.131) unit Eliminated during last Mission is Retained on a dr ≤ 2
    and each Immobilized unit is Retained on a dr ≤ 5 if the hex was controlled by the FRIENDLY side at
    Mission End. If unsuccesful the unit is not available but can be rolled for in a next Mission. Each directly
    attached (17.131) Recalled unit is automatically retained as is an Abandoned unit if the hex was controlled
    by the FRIENDLY side at Mission End.” All Retained units are operational for next Mission (e.g.have all
    weapons repaired and are mobile). Roll for Availability for each unit. A final DR of 12 (+1DRM for red
    MP vehicles) makes the unit unavailable for next Mission.”

    17.622 WEAPONS
    Add “vehicular” before “Weapon”

    17.71 FANATIC PROMOTION


    Delete all

    17.74 SQUAD SEASONING


    Delete all

    17.75 RECOMBINE
    Delete all

    17.81 COMPANY LEADERS :


    Note : a 7-0 or 8-0 result means no replacement, a 6+1 means Inexperienced crew.

    17.82 SQUADS/HS REPLACEMENT :


    Replace “squad” with “Tank, SPG or TD”

    17.83 MMC REPLACEMENT CLASS/TYPE :


    Replace all (EXC Cumulative drm) with “To determine the type of each Replacement AFV granted in 17.82
    make a dr on the AFV Replacement Table (make a separate dr for each AFV)

    AFV REPLACEMENT TABLE


    Final dr Type
    ≤1 One line down*
    2-5 Same type as starting OB type
    ≥6 One line up*

    * Line of the Chapter H Vehicle Rarity Chart (NA If different Class. i.e. do not pass a bold line). Move to
    the next line if the unit is not available on the current date.

    17.83 SW WEAPONS REPLACEMENT :


    Delete all

    17.84 WEAPON REPLACMENT :


    Delete all

    18.11 CAMPAIGN COMPANIES :


    Replace “Infantry” with “Tank”

    18.6 CG COMPANY OB
    Add “Tank” before “company”

    18.61 GERMAN
    GERMAN LIGHT TANK COMPANY (1939-41)* [US#75/54] {BPV 678-784}
    Armor Leaders x 4, 8 x Pz IIIx, 10 x Pz IIx

    GERMAN MEDIUM TANK COMPANY TYPE A(1939-41)* [US#76/57] {BPV 763-922}


    Armor Leaders x 4, 14 x Pz IVx, 5 x Pz IIx

    GERMAN MEDIUM TANK COMPANY TYPE B(1939-41)* [US#75/54] {BPV 774-792}


    Armor Leaders x 4, 18 x Pz 38(t)x

    GERMAN TANK COMPANY (1942-43)* [US#56/42] {BPV 742-840}


    Armor Leaders x 4, 14 x Pz IIIx**

    GERMAN MEDIUM TANK COMPANY (1942-45)* [US#56/42] {BPV 742-1022}


    Armor Leaders x 4, 14 x Pz IVx**

    GERMAN TANK COMPANY (1943-45)* [US#70/53] {BPV 1050-1246}


    Armor Leaders x 4, 14 x Pz Vx**

    GERMAN HEAVY TANK COMPANY (1944-45)* [US#70/53] {BPV 1218-1470}


    Armor Leaders x 4, 14 x Pz VIx

    ** add 3 vehicles to a SS unit.

    18.62 ITALIAN
    ITALIAN LIGHT TANK COMPANY (1939-43)* [US#52/39] {BPV 234-264}
    Armor Leader x 2, 13 x L3x

    ITALIAN MEDIUM TANK COMPANY (1939-41) [US#52/39] {BPV 377}


    Armor Leader x 2, 13 x M11/39

    ITALIAN MEDIUM TANK COMPANY (12/1940-45)* [US#52/39] {BPV 442-468}


    Armor Leader x 2, 13 x M13/40 or M14/41 or M15/42

    18.63 JAPANESE
    JAPANESE TANKETTE COMPANY (1932-41)* [US#40/30] {BPV 230-270}
    Armor Leader x 2, 10 x Type 92x or 94

    JAPANESE LIGHT TANK COMPANY (1933-44)* [US#40/30] {BPV 210}


    Armor Leader x 2, 10 x Type 95

    JAPANESE MEDIUM TANK COMPANY TYPE A (1932-44)* [US#40/30] {BPV 340-360}


    Armor Leader x 2, 10 x Type 89x

    JAPANESE MEDIUM TANK COMPANY TYPE B (1932-45)* [US#40/30] {BPV 420-480}


    Armor Leader x 2, 10 x Type 97x CHI-HA or Type 1 CHI-HE

    18.64 RUSSIAN
    RUSSIAN LIGHT TANK COMPANY TYPE C (1936-41)* [US#40/30] {BPV 442-496}
    Armor Leader x 2, 16 x T-26Mx or T-60Mx
    RUSSIAN LIGHT TANK COMPANY TYPE B (9/1941-44)* [US#40/30] {BPV 280-320}
    Armor Leader x 2, 10 x T-60Mx or T-70

    RUSSIAN FAST TANK COMPANY (1937-41)* [US#64/48] {BPV 528-595}


    Armor Leader x 2, 16 x BTx

    RUSSIAN MEDIUM TANK COMPANY TYPE A (1934-41)* [US#50/38] {BPV 400-430}


    Armor Leader x 2, 10 x T-28x

    RUSSIAN MEDIUM TANK COMPANY TYPE B (1940-45)* [US#40/30] {BPV 510-760}


    Armor Leader x 2, 10 x T-34x**

    RUSSIAN HEAVY TANK COMPANY (1939-45)* [US#25/19] {BPV 240-450}


    Armor Leader x 1, 5 x T-35 or KVx or JSx**

    18.65 AMERICAN
    AMERICAN LIGHT TANK COMPANY(1941-45)*
    Armor Leader x 3, 16 x M3 LT or M5A1 LT or M24 LT ** [US#64/48] {BPV 704-1184}

    AMERICAN MEDIUM TANK COMPANY TYPE A (1941-44)* [US#80/60] {BPV 1024}


    Armor Leader x 3, 16 x M3x MT **

    AMERICAN MEDIUM TANK COMPANY TYPE B (1941-45)* [US#80/60] {BPV 1088-1312}


    Armor Leader x 3, 16 x M4x MT **

    AMERICAN HEAVY TANK COMPANY(2/1945-) [US#80/60] {BPV 1456}


    Armor Leader x 4, 16 x M26 HT

    18.66 FRENCH
    FRENCH LIGHT TANK COMPANY TYPE A (1939-6/1940) [US#40/30] {BPV 322}
    Armor Leader x 2, 10 x FT17M + 6 x FT17C + 3 x FT17BS

    FRENCH LIGHT TANK COMPANY TYPE B (1939-6/1940)* [US#52/39] {BPV 338-351}


    Armor Leader x 2, 13 x R35x or R40

    FRENCH LIGHT TANK SQUADRON (1939-6/1940)* [US#64/48] {BPV 400-432}


    Armor Leader x 2, 16 x H35x or H39x

    FRENCH MEDIUM TANK COMPANY (1939-6/1940)* [US#52/39] {BPV 351-364}


    Armor Leader x 2, 13 x D1 or D2

    FRENCH MEDIUM TANK SQUADRON (1939-6/1940) [US#64/48] {BPV 528}


    Armor Leader x 2, 16 x S35

    FRENCH HEAVY TANK COMPANY (1939-6/1940) [US#50/38] {BPV 520}


    Armor Leader x 2, 10 x B1-bis
    18.67 BRITISH
    BRITISH LIGHT TANK COMPANY TYPE A(1939-41)* [US#40/30] {BPV 350-360}
    Armor Leader x 2, 10 x MkVIx

    BRITISH LIGHT TANK SQUADRON TYPE B (11/1941-6/42)* [US#40/30] {BPV 410-430}


    Armor Leader x 2, 10 x Stuartx**

    BRITISH HEAVY INFANTRY TANK SQUADRON TYPE A (1939-40) [US#50/38] {BPV 510}
    Armor Leader x 2, 10 x Mathilda II

    BRITISH HEAVY INFANTRY TANK SQUADRON TYPE B (1941-42) [US#52/39] {BPV 633}
    Armor Leader x 2, 10 x Mk II + 3 Mk II CS

    BRITISH CRUISER TANK SQUADRON TYPE A (1939-43)* [US#40/30] {BPV 400-510}


    Armor Leader x 2, 10 x Ax Cruiser or Crusader

    BRITISH CRUISER TANK SQUADRON TYPE B (1944-45)* [US#52/39] {BPV 897-1001}


    Armor Leader x 3, 13 x Cromwellx or Challenger or Comet

    BRITISH MEDIUM TANK SQUADRON TYPE A (2/1942-44)* [US#50/38] {BPV 640-660}


    Armor Leader x 2, 10 x Lee or Grant**

    BRITISH MEDIUM TANK SQUADRON TYPE B (6/1942-43)* [US#50/38] {BPV 670-680}


    Armor Leader x 2, 10 x Shermanx**

    BRITISH MEDIUM TANK SQUADRON TYPE C (1944-45)* [US#65/49] {BPV 895-911}


    Armor Leader x 3, 10 x Shermanx + 3 x Sherman IIA or IIC or VC

    Notes
    ** Add 1 Armor Leaders from 1944 on
    *type of vehicle with the lowest RF on the current date (and theater of operations)

    © 2003 by Hans Mielants

    A1b ACTIVATION TABLE TSASL

    DR Activated unit
    1 Recon
    2 SPG
    3 Standard AFV, AL
    4 Standard AFV
    5 Standard AFV
    6 Standard AFV
    7 -
    8 AT Gun*
    9 AT Gun**
    10 HS, Gun***
    11 S
    12 S,SW,L
    13 S,S,F,SW,L
    14 TD

    * Standard AFV if Advance Attitude


    ** SPG if Advance Attitude
    *** Recon if Advance Attitude

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