Operation Cobra

In July 1944, following the success of D-Day, the Allies launched Operation Cobra, aimed at breaking out of the Normandy beachhead and securing key positions deeper in German-occupied France. The mission is to break through the heavily fortified German defenses in the region, particularly in the dense hedgerows that have slowed the Allied advance. The Germans have dug in and prepared for a tough defense, but the Allies must push through at all costs. Operation Cobra will allow the Allies to outflank German positions, disrupt their lines, and open up the possibility of advancing to the rest of France. The goal is clear: break through, create chaos in the German defenses, and pave the way for the next phase of the war. As a Corporal in the 29th Infantry Division, you’ve been assigned to a squad tasked with clearing these enemy positions. Your role is vital: though you are not the highest-ranking officer, your leadership and tactical decisions will impact the success of your squad’s mission. The stakes are high, as the success of Operation Cobra could determine the next phase of the war. Under the guidance of your Lieutenant, you will engage the enemy in close-quarters combat, clear out strongholds, and fight for survival through the hellish terrain of the Normandy hedgerows. The operation begins now, and your decisions on the front lines will help determine whether victory is within reach.