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2 SECOND WORLD WAR AT SEA Seek the enemy on the operational map, and fight him on the tactical map in our most popular game series. CORAL SEA START HERE! History s first carrier battle, with Japanese and American fleets lashing out at each other at ranges of hundreds of miles. $29.99 ARCTIC CONVOY The brutal battles between the Royal Navy (with Soviet and American help) trying to escort convoys through to Murmansk and Archangel, and the German warships, submarines and aircraft trying to stop them. $64.99 EASTERN FLEET The 1942 Japanese carrier raids into the Indian Ocean, against the British Eastern Fleet. The map covers the area from India s west coast to Sumatra and Malaya. This game has British and Japanese forces, with a tiny handful of Dutch and American ships. $44.99 CONE OF FIRE Our only game for both Second World War at Sea and Great War at Sea. The fleets of South America join the wars, with six maps and 42 scenarios. $99.99 MIDWAY Midway includes both the Pearl Harbor operation and the climactic battle of Midway, plus a number of other scenarios like the Wake Island relief expedition. There are a number of alternate orders of battle provided, as neither side could be completely sure just which enemy ships might appear over the horizon. $59.99 BISMARCK The German Navy s commerce raids of 1939 through 1941 into the North Atlantic. American, British and French warships hunt the grossly outnumbered Germans, who do have the vast gray Atlantic in which to hide. $59.99 STRIKE SOUTH The Japanese storm through the Philippines and Dutch East Indies in 1941 and As a historic study this is perhaps the most fascinating of the series, showing clearly the audacity of the Japanese advance. $
3 GREAT WAR AT SEA CRUISER WARFARE Lead the great battleships into action! German commerce raiders range around the world seeking Allied merchant shipping, while the German East Asia Cruiser Squadron desperately tries to make it home from China. $49.99 PACIFIC CROSSROADS START HERE! Japanese and American battleships and battle cruisers meet in a war both sides planned for, but was never fought. The introductory game for the Great War at Sea series. $29.99 JUTLAND PLAN GOLD The great naval battle of the Great War, with whole squadrons of dreadnoughts slugging it out in the North Sea. But there s more: battles like Helgoland Bight and Dogger Bank, and German-Russian clashes in the Baltic Sea. Even the Swedes make an appearance. $74.99 The United States Navy drafted plans to fight just about every conceivable enemy, including America s old ally France. French and American fleets attempt to seize control of the vital Caribbean basin in a war that never actually took place. $59.99 MEDITERRANEAN CONE OF FIRE Six dozen (72!) scenarios ranging from the Italo-Turkish War of 1911 through the Russian Civil War of 1922, with Austrian, Italian, British, French, Russian, Turkish and Greek forces, and more! $64.99 scenarios. $ Our only game for both Second World War at Sea and Great War at Sea. The fleets of South America join the wars, with six maps and 42
4 PANZER GRENADIER World War II tactical combat, from the jungles of the Pacific to the steppes of Russia, the deserts of North Africa or the hedgerows of France. ELSENBORN RIDGE A great starting point for new players, this game has 35 scenarios from the northern flank of the Battle of the Bulge. U.S. Army, German regular army and German Waffen SS forces. $49.99 BATTLE OF THE BULGE American soldiers stop and the throw back German attackers in 50 scenarios. Units are platoons, with leaders, armor and artillery all in their key roles. $59.99 GUADALCANAL U.S. Marines battle the Japanese on historical maps of the island showing the actual terrain, in 24 scenarios. $59.99 BEYOND NORMANDY British troops face the Waffen SS in the brutal struggle for Hill 112, on historical maps showing the actual terrain. 44 scenarios. $74.99 CASSINO 44 Four epic battles displayed in 30 scenarios, with British, American, Indian, New Zealand and Polish troops assaulting the famous abbey held by German paratroopers, on a huge historical map of the actual battlefield. $
5 EASTERN FRONT The 1941 German invasion of the Soviet Union is shown with a whopping 112 scenarios. German and Romanian troops fight the Red Army of Workers and Peasants. $79.99 AFRIKA KORPS The opening battles of war in the North African desert, with 50 scenarios from 1940 and British, Italian, Australian and German troops and tanks fight on extra-large desert maps. $74.99 ROAD TO BERLIN The last days of the Third Reich, with 75 scenarios from the 1945 battles in Poland, Hungary and Germany. German regular army, Waffen SS and naval ground troops face the Red Army and Soviet Guards. $ : THE FALL OF FRANCE German panzers roll into France, to be met by fierce resistance. It was no rollover on the tactical level, and these 50 scenarios show why. $74.99 DESERT RATS Fifty scenarios of the desert war, including several from the East African campaign. British, New Zealand and Indian troops (including Maoris and Gurkhas) face Germans and Italians (including Italian Colonial forces) on extra-large desert maps. $
6 MULTI-PLAYER FUN SOLDIER KINGS Europe s crowned heads fight for dominance in the Seven Years War. $49.99 GREAT PACIFIC WAR America s war with Japan, an intense re-creation with three maps and 560 pieces. $74.99 RED RUSSIA The Russian Civil War: Red, White and Nationalist factions fight over the wreckage of the Tsar s empire. $49.99 WORLD WAR II ALSACE 1945 Germany s North Wind offensive against the American 7th Army. Quick-playing and lots of fun. $24.99 RED VENGEANCE History s greatest offensive as Soviet forces push the Germans back to Berlin, portraying the entire sweep of the Eastern Front in 1944 and Plays as fast as a rolling T-34. $24.99 GAZALA 1942 The Desert Fox s greatest victory, as Axis tanks sweep past the Allied lines. Another quick-playing game. $24.99 ISLAND OF DEATH The planned but never executed Axis invasion of Malta in German and Italian paratroopers land to fight the desperate British and Maltese. $
7 ROME AT WAR Battles of the Roman Empire. No charts are needed and play moves swiftly as player concentrate on strategy in this very miniatures-like game series. HANNIBAL AT BAY START HERE! Rome s greatest enemy makes his last stand to defend his homeland. $29.99 FADING LEGIONS Roman armies face the Persians, Goths, Germans and other Romans in 11 of the greatest battles of the Empire s declining years. $49.99 QUEEN OF THE CELTS Nine battles of Britain s Celtic kingdoms against the Roman invaders, as Caractus fights to stop the invasion, and then Boudicca leads an uprising against the occupiers. $
8 WORLD WAR I THEY SHALL NOT PASS The Battle of Verdun in Playbook format: history, strategy and variants in a book with a complete game inside. $29.99 INFANTRY ATTACKS Tactical combat in the First World War, very similar to Panzer Grenadier. AUGUST 1914 German and Russian armies battle in East Prussia during the opening days of World War One. Units are companies, squadrons and batteries and the action is tense in 40 scenarios. $59.99 COMING SOON! BATTLES OF 1866: FRONTIER BATTLES Five battles of the Austro- Prussian War that decided Germany s future. Limited edition. $79.99 PANZER GRENADIER: KURSK: SOUTH FLANK The German SS Panzer Corps challenges the Soviet 1st Tank Army in history s greatest tank battles. $64.99 How to order Visit our web site at AvalanchePress.com. OR... Call our toll-free line, Avalanche Press, Ltd. PO Box Birmingham, AL (800)
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b) The act required every male from age 21 to 36 years old to register.
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