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No advice though, only commiseration.
Indeed the best way, it seems, is to leave your infantry to merely guard the outskirts of the forest. I sent 3 armoured north and the rest south (I think it was some 5 divisions). It takes a turn to get all of them there, because of all the position switching. Breaking through the german line right away on the first turn is doable on both fronts, even if you have to spend right away that saturation bombing. Then it comes to a slow advance. The germans will throw all their armour at you but with air attacks, and carefully choosing which target kills more steps at a time, it is relativelly easy to destroy all the german armour. By half the scenario, I already had cut the southern supply line, and a few turns later, the northern, so starving the troops in the forest was complete with a few turns to go.
It is a bit of a challenge to surround the entire forest, since if you throw all your armor to the east of it, you are forced to leave a few gaps here and there to enclose it totally, specially on the other side of the forest. You have to really think which hexes can be left unguarded, because, damn this game has good AI, it exploited some of my gaps and made me sweat here and there. I left in total some 5 gaps, thinking they were hexes the enemy wouldn't judge worthwhile to take, but in a couple of places they went for it and almost ruined my day.
You can set up two supply hubs, one in the north with 1 or 2 trucks tops, since it is near yor units, and another one as far as you can in the south, which with 3 or 4 trucks can reach everybody. So supply wasn't really an issue.
I will say though, it is a slow process. I only got it in the last turn, and there were some german troops left.