Time to take the initiative and attack the other side of the river. Obviously, the opponent anticipated this move and destroyed the bridges. There are two ways to go: either fix it under fire or choose a longer route through the only surviving bridge in the east.

At your disposal are: heavy artillery battery, reconnaissance aircraft and flight support, and two battalions of bombers.

The Amiens crossing defends the French heavy duty battery, shielded by a AA battery.
An air attack is very risky. You can neutralize it by using a greater reach of our artillery, but first you need to trace it. Use a reconnaissance aircraft using its phase movement and increased field of view.

Note to the battalion of Foreign Legion! This is an elite unit that can make trouble.
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Suggestions:
- The unit located on the river has lowered defense and attack coefficients! Do not get caught up in the crossing!
- To repair the destroyed hex, point to the unit of the sappers, next go to them and press "2".
- Airplanes can bypass AA batteries they know. If, however, during the flight, the plane encounters an unknown battery passing by an adjacent hex - it will be shot.
- Looking for unknown objects by reconnaissance aircraft, over the enemy area, move it by 1-2 hexes. This way you will have the chance to detect the object before it sees you.
- Remember that objects and units in the forest are visible only from neighboring hexes and in cities with two hexes (this option may be disabled in some campaigns).

