C3i: #35 - Burma, the Forgotten War 1943-44

From C3i:

• C3i Nr 35 features Mark Herman's "Burma: The Forgotten War, 1943-1944," a child of the Empire of the Sun system and companion to Nr 30's "South Pacific." Includes a 11x17" map 69 counters and 48 Playing Cards

• Articles on board games Atlantic Chase, Flying Colors, Kontact Now: Red Eclipse, Normandy '44, Kursk and more!

• Inserts for SPQR (LAKE TRASIMENE), Labyrinth, and others!

• Also includes a BONUS Standalone Solitaire Game, ROMAN DISASTER AT TEUTOBURG!

THE GAME

Mark Herman’s Burma: The Forgotten War, 1943-1944

The China-Burma-India theater was low on Allied logistic priorities yet how the war progressed here determined the fate of China. Burma was the backdoor to China where Allied logistic support allowed Kuomintang forces to tied down the bulk of the Imperial Japanese army. Burma covers the critical period of the war where the Allies are trying to open a new Burma road punctuated by two successive Japanese offensives designed to shut down China’s last supply line.

Empire of the Sun (GMT Games) spawns yet another RBM Studio scenario game Burma: The Forgotten War, 1943-1944. This new game follows in the tradition of South Pacific: Breaking the Bismarck Barrier, 1942-1943 (RBM Studio) where you focus down on another critical element of the Pacific War narrative. Burma is a stand alone two-player game that uses the entirety of the Empire of the Sun rules.