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Sample Pack - Game Edition (All 3 Titles)
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Sample Pack: One randomly selected back issue of Strategy & Tactics Game Edition, World at War Game Edition, and Modern War Game Edition. These sample packs are great for gifts and introducing friends to our magazines!
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Sample Pack - Magazines (All 3 Titles)
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Sample Pack: A randomly selected back issue of Strategy & Tactics, World at War, and Modern War magazines. These sample packs are great for gifts and introducing friends to our magazines! (Game supplement not included)
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Strategy & Tactics Issue #312 - Game Edition
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Alesia is a two-player game of the epic battle between Roman and Gallic forces in 52 BC. The battle pitted two of the great Leaders of that era against each other: Julius Caesar and Vercingetorix. This began as a Roman siege of the Gallic fortress at Alesia, and concluded with a decisive battle. The game system emphasizes command control. Players pick command markers to generate actions, modeling the chaos of the original battle.
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Strategy & Tactics Issue #312 - Magazine
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Alesia - Last Stand of the Gauls: The campaign of 52 BC, between Vercingetorix's Gauls and Caesar's Romans, ended in an epic confrontation around the fortified town of Alesia.
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Strategy & Tactics Issue #311 - Game Edition
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Pacific Subs. Germany's U-boats are better known, but the US Navy's submarine fleet achieved the greater victory, bringing the Japanese Empire to its knees by hollowing out its merchant fleet. In this solitaire game, you the player represent the skipper of a submarine. You task is to conduct patrols against the Japanese by supporting the US fleets in combat, ambushing Japanese warships, carrying out covert operations in Japanese territory, and, above all, by sinking merchant ships and tankers. You can conduct one of several individual patrols, or fight the whole campaign, with a goal of promotion to Captain---if you survive.
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Strategy & Tactics Issue #311 - Magazine
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Pacific Subs: During World War II, submarines made up less than two percent of the US Navy’s arsenal. Despite their small numbers, American subs sank over 30 percent of Japan’s navy and crippled their merchant fleet.
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Strategy & Tactics Issue #310 - Game Edition
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The American Civil War was by far the most destructive conflict in US history. This game gives players a chance to change the outcome. The Confederate player must maintain a viable economic and political core, while the Union player attempts to divide and conquer the southern states. Victory is checked every turn: Union progress can have political consequences or possibly end the game if either player fails to achieve expectations.
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Strategy & Tactics Issue #310 - Magazine
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American Civil War: The Civil War was the end result of a decades-long sectional rivalry driven largely, but not exclusively, by the question of slavery. The resulting conflict was a cataclysm that shook the United States to its core.
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Strategy & Tactics Issue #309 - Game Edition
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The War of Turkish Liberation begins during the first half of 1920, when the victors of World War I (Greece, France, Italy, and Great Britain) tried to implement the partition of the Ottoman Empire that had been agreed to at the treaty of Sévrés. There are two players in this game:the Revolutionary player and the Imperialist player. The Revolutionary player controls the Bolshevik and Turkish Nationalist armies, and the Imperialist player controls the armies of Greece, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia.
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Strategy & Tactics Issue #309 - Magazine
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Due to a printer error this version of the magazine has the game edition cover and not the magazine cover found in book stores (Lucky Forward). The magazine is the same and only the cover is in error.
The War of Turkish Liberation: After their defeat in World War I, the Ottoman Empire was in ruins. In May 1919, Turkish nationalist forces would find themselves in a war for independence.
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