When the Spanish-Italian forces were approaching the capital of Paris, the French government evacuated strategic supplies of champagne and cognac to Marseille, where they were to be hidden in military bases, and in case of further danger - evacuated to Africa.

In order not to raise suspicion, the defense of the city itself, which consisted of the Legion of Foreign Legion and the crew of the ships, was not reinforced. This was the last opportunity for Il Duce, who had his best of strength there: the infamous Alpine Suffolk Division. One of her regiments had fought at Caen, and now it was the rest, assisted by a parachute brigade. The paratroopers quickly took over the airport, drank the entire fuel supply, depriving France of air defenses south of France.

The order was clear - take Marseille, and in the event of failure to destroy French stocks ....

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The occupation of Marseille, or the destruction of the base - means the victory of Italy.
Limit: 15 units
