ferdi254- I am not trying to stop you from posting, i am just treating your posts with the disdain they deserve. As for five days to the Rhine how dull would that be, to keep the readers interesting you must make the story interesting. You have no more idea of my story line than my friends cat.
One major problem with hitting all of the headquarters with cruise missile, the two primary types only came into service in 1983 and i seriously doubt that the quantity of cruise missile would be available. Also most of the Soviet headquarters would like as not be in bunkers and not particularly soft target. Only after the frontlines had move away from the initial starting positions will the headquarters come out of those bunkers and follow the troops. Also i believe at the time the land base cruise missiles were being built with Nuke warheads and not conventional warheads and so there would be even fewer available for use like you suggest. As for the Tomahawk i have less info on them but i seriously doubt that they existed in sufficient numbers to help much either.
You seem to miss the points of those divisions mobilized and using outdated equipment. They are to be used as concentrated sledgehammers of human and tank wave assaults or to tie up enemy units holding sections of the line that you will not be attacking on to allow the first line units to be used at the point of decision.
By the way the F-117 was also introduced in 1983, i doubt that more than a handful of F-117's were in duty at the time. Please know you data before talking it only took me a few minutes to make sure my memory was correct of what was and was not available at the time.