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Great War at Sea: Jutland is the best-selling wargame from Avalanche Press. The new Second Edition is a complete revision, with a new scenario book, new rules book, and new full-color play aids.
This Upgrade Set turns the old boxed edition of Jutland into the new, modern version. You get the Second Edition rules, complete with charts, which distill three decades of feedback and experience into a smooth... [click here for more] |
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$39.99
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In 1951, Canada created a brigade to serve as its contribution to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s defense of West Germany against potential Soviet aggression. Initially designated as the 27th Infantry Brigade, the unit would go through a number of re-namings and re-structurings over the years that followed until the withdrawal of Canadian troops from Germany in 1993.
Composed of long-service... [click here for more] |
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$15.99
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In June 1967, Israel launched a pre-emptive wear against her Arab neighbors, crushing the armies and air forces of Egypt, Jordan and Syria. The Soviet Union refused to intervene on behalf of her Arab allies, but the Israeli high command could not be completely sure that Soviet paratroopers might not appear in the skies over Tel Aviv.
Intervention 1967 is a small expansion set for Panzer... [click here for more] |
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$5.99
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“Ukraine” means “borderland” in a number of Slavic languages, and for centuries it stood at the intersection of Russian, Polish and Turkish territory, frequently overrun by the armies of these neighboring states. Despite this foreign domination, Ukraine built a national identity that could not be erased by war, state-directed famine, state terrorism and more war.
Steppe and Sky is... [click here for more] |
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$6.99
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In 1823, U.S. Secretary of State John Quincy Adams wrote to the American Minister to Spain, noting that Spanish-ruled Cuba would likely be annexed by the United States within the next 50 years. Despite several attempts, that did not happen, though in 1898 the U.S. defeated Spain and made Cuba a puppet state.
In Caribbean Empires, Part One, the Maine crisis of 1898 brings the United States... [click here for more] |
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$19.99
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At dusk on Christmas Eve 1941, the Imperial Japanese Army’s 11th Army began a renewed offensive against Changsha, the capital of Hunan Province. What was intended as a diversion to keep the Chinese from interfering with the Japanese attack on Hong Kong became a major operation of its own. The six Chinese armies (each the size of a small Western corps, with very little artillery and no armor) of the... [click here for more] |
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In September 1939, Eire (the recently-renamed Irish Free State) declared that she would remain neutral in the new war erupting in Europe. This angered the British government, but Ireland had not participated in the Commonwealth of Nations since 1932.
Ireland was not invaded during the Second World War, but both Britain and Germany made plans to do so. Ireland eventually mobilized two divisions and... [click here for more] |
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$5.99
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In September 1940, Italian divisions rolled over the border between their colony of Libya and British-dominated Egypt. After advancing several dozen miles they stopped to secure their supply lines, only to meet a devastating British counter-attack that soon had them reeling back halfway across Libya. For the next two and a half years, Axis and Allied armies surged back and forth across the North African... [click here for more] |
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$29.99
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World War II was scheduled to begin on 28 September 1938, when German armies would cross into neighboring Czechoslovakia. Unexpectedly, Britain and France agreed to almost all German demands, and the Munich Agreement caused the Germans to cancel their plans.
The Czech Army numbered 1.5 million men, with 17 regular and 17 more reserve infantry divisions and four “rapid” divisions. Their tanks and... [click here for more] |
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Standing between France and Germany, with no army to speak of, Luxembourg had no opportunity to remain neutral during the Second World War. The relatively small grand duchy did have an appreciable base of industry and population for its size, but her leaders decided not to use it to build up their armed forces. At most they might have fielded a division or so of troops, not nearly enough to hold back... [click here for more] |
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Sitting astride the Mediterranean sea lanes, Malta stood in the way of Axis dreams of world dominion. To conquer North Africa, Italian and German troops would have to take the island. To hold on in Africa and turn back the rising tide of evil, the British-Maltese garrison would have to hold out against overwhelming odds.
Island of Death is a game based on German and Italian plans to capture... [click here for more] |
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$19.99
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Following the collapse of the Russian Empire, Estonia declared its independence. To secure this new freedom, the Estonian Army fought a valiant defensive campaign against vastly superior forces on two fronts. With the help of its western allies, most notably Britain, Finland, Sweden, and Denmark, the brave Estonian Army rapidly built up its strength and experience while fighting furiously for every... [click here for more] |
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Horse Soldiers introduces the U.S. Army's 1st Cavalry Division, in its mounted version, to Panzer Grenadier. The division would eventually be dismounted and sent to the Pacific without its horses, but in the war's early days some of the cavalry generals hoped that their horsemen might ride into action.
An Army at Dawn covers the battles of the other two First Divisions - the 1st Infantry... [click here for more] |
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In our game Island of Death, we studied Axis plans to invade the British-held island of Malta in 1942 by a combined airborne and amphibious attack. In the expansion book Fortress Malta we went into even more depth on those plans, and also looked at a number of alternatives including a daring 1940 plan for an Italian invasion and a German airborne attack in 1941.
Had any of those... [click here for more] |
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The First Great War ended in December 1916 with Wilson’s Peace, a negotiated settlement that left all parties vaguely dissatisfied (except those no longer called on to die by the millions). The Second Great War erupted in August 1940, with Serbian, Russian, French and Italian armies attacking the Central Powers in a naked grab for territory and power.
Armies and fleets were not the only forces the... [click here for more] |
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Sitting astride the sea lanes from Italy to North Africa, the island of Malta hobbled Axis attempts to supply their forces in Libya and Egypt. Frustrated Axis planners hatched a series of operations designed to capture the fortress, known as Operation Herclues to the Germans and Operation C.3 to the Italians. Several times the assault seemed imminent, but at each juncture the Axis held back from rolling... [click here for more] |
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In December 1941, Japanese troops landed in northern Malaya as part of their rapid advance into the resource-rich British and Dutch colonies of the South Seas. For the next two months they fought their way down the Malayan peninsula, steadily pushing back the British, Indian, Australian and Malay troops who opposed them.
The heaviest fighting of the campaign began in January, as the Allied defense... [click here for more] |
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$29.99
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When France fell to the Germans in June 1940, she possessed a strong force of tanks and armored vehicles – many of them technologically superior to those of the Germans. Yet even better tanks and guns had been designed. Some of these existed as prototypes, and some had even entered production but had not reached front-line troops in significant numbers.
1942: The Defense of France gives... [click here for more] |
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$15.99
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This downloadable expansion set puts its focus on Gazala 1942, with additional Italian armored divisions added to the game (in place of those deadly German panzer divisions).
There’s the 133rd “Littorio” Armored Division, which had just arrived and spent the battle acclimatizing its troops and vehicles to the North African desert but could have been brought to the front. The 131st “Centauro”... [click here for more] |
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$5.99
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Woodrow Wilson brought peace to war-torn Europe in December 1916, but many French politicians believed they had been robbed of the fruits of victory. Alsace remained under German rule, and in August 1940 the French Third Army surged over the border to recapture the symbolic city. The Second Great War had begun.
Spearheaded by well-equipped armored divisions and backed by plentiful air support, the... [click here for more] |
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$15.99
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The First Great War ended in December 1916 with Wilson’s Peace, a negotiated settlement that left all parties vaguely dissatisfied (except those no longer called on to die by the millions). The Second Great War erupted in August 1940, with Serbian, Russian, French and Italian armies attacking the Central Powers in a naked grab for territory and power.
The Imperial Russian Army, equipped and trained... [click here for more] |
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$15.99
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In May 1940, German panzer divisions attacked the Soviet Union, beginning a two-year campaign that finally ended in the summer of 1942 with the defeat of the Stalinist regime. Immediately afterwards, Germany’s supreme leader turned his attention to the Western allies, Britain and France, beginning the lengthy conflict that would become known as the Long War.
1942: Moroccan Division is a... [click here for more] |
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$15.99
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In the spring of 1943, Benito Mussolini ordered the Italian Fascist Milizia Volontaria per la Sicurezza Nazionale (MVSN, better known as the Blackshirts) to form an armored division. The M Armored Division would draw its personnel from battle-hardened Blackshirt veterans of the Eastern Front, and be equipped with the very latest German-supplied weapons and vehicles.
The M Division received... [click here for more] |
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$15.99
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