Firestorm: Stripes

NATO had to defend three objectives, two of them being at a service plaza near the Autobahn exit and the other one right on the Autobahn close to a patch of woods.
US plan was to lure the attacker into the open and than spring the trap, while waiting for an opportunity to counterattack the enemies HQ.
In the beginning the Warpac forces advanced quickly as expected and this triggered the trap. One platoon of M1s revealed itself inside the woods, while the other platoon appeared right at the service plaza. (In game terms: I got my reserves very early and i think that can best be explained by superior NATO intelligence in fluff).
Artillery and M1s opened fire and did a lot of damage.

With the left and light flank of their assault under serious fire, T-55 tried to cross the highway bridge with the hope to get side shots of the M1s. But these obsolote tanks also came under fire and started losing tracks.

Having suffered serious casualties (having small platoons proved to be very disadvantageous with several platoons retreating after only losing one tank as catastophic kill), the East Germans rallied and tried to push through the defender's lines a second time, in the process destroying American artillery and some M1s.
The objective at the Autobahn seemed to be the most vulnerable with only 4 M1s definding.

In order to protect the objective at the Autobahn, the US commander decided to move all his reserves to the objective for target overload. Give the East Germans more targets than they can kill in one turn to prevent them from taking the objective. (M1s were seriously limited for one turn due to NVA smoke screens)

At the service plaza, NATO began winning the fight. Dragons and M1s proved to be too much for the East Germans. At the same time NVA gunners had a bad day, hitting almost nothing and got almost wiped out by the M1s.
Over the course of the whole battle, Abrams tanks barely moved, since they could hide behind cover and always had clear shots at the enemy.

With most of the Warpac tanks destroyed, American light armoured vehicles started to close in on the enemy HQ to dig out the enemy infantry, covered by M1 Abrams from a distance. Running out of options, the NVA commander opted for a desperate suicidal charge to destroy the attackers in close combat but got gunned down by autocannons and HMGs.
A9 remained in the hands of NATO with only minor losses.

Even though NATO had to defend three objectives and had to deal with scattered deep reserves, the battle went very well. First the terrain was a huge advantage for the defender with open spaces the attackers had to cross while the defenders had just enough cover to hide behind. Enemy targets were taken on very early and piece by piece. Reserves arrived on time and exactly where they were needed.

Also the organisation structure of the NVA forces was a problem (as expected beforehand), since 3 tank strong platoons forced a lot of morale tests. At least 5 units were routed this way.

Comined with underperforming East German gunners this all resulted in only minor losses for NATO. (3 M109s and 2 M1 Abrams) while the enemy force was almost completely wiped out. (Only some BMP1s and 3-4 stands of infantry left).

Result: 5:2