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Strategy & Tactics# 313 - Windhoek
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Product information "Strategy & Tactics# 313 - Windhoek"
From The Publisher:
The Magazine:
Could Athens Have Won the Great Peloponnesian War? Analysis of how Athens could have defeated Sparta during the Peloponnesian War.
Other Articles:
Windhoek - The Campaign in Southwest Africa 1914-1915: British and German colonial troops clash in the far outreaches of their respective empires.
Hobkirk’s Hill - Successful Defeat:On 25 April 1781, British and American forces faced off in the Battle of Hobkirk’s Hill. It would mark another Pyrrhic victory for the British in their war against the colonies
Flight of the Crimson Banner - The Naval Battle of Portmán: The 1873 Spanish Cantonal Revolt produced one of the few examples in history of a battle between ironclad fleets.
The Game:
Windhoek: The Campaign in German Southwest Africa, 1914-15 is a wargame of the campaign in which British Empire forces, mainly from the Union of South Africa, conquered the German colony of Southwest Africa. In the original campaign, the British won within ten months, but the campaign could have gone different, as von Lettow Vorbeck demonstrated in German East Africa. This is a two-player game, in which one side commands the Germans, and the other Allied forces (including South Africa, British and Portuguese colonial). The Allied player must win the game quickly, while the Germans win by delaying the Allies beyond the historical time frame. The central game mechanism is Action Points (AP). These are a quantification of each sides command and logistical capabilities. Players expend AP to recruit units and conduct various military operations. On the map each hex represents approximately 25 miles.
Components: One 22" x 34" map & 176 counters
Präsentationsort im Laden: Ihr findet mich im Regal W17.
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