Strategy & Tactics Magazine #153 TWO Complete Games UNPUNCHED Mint

Description: Strategy & Tactics Magazine Number 153 ~ August, 1992 Two Complete Historical Games: Operation Felix: The Axis Assault on Gibraltar, 1940, and ZAMA Operation Felix was the code name for the proposed assault on the British stronghold and strategic port of Gibraltar, gateway to the Western Mediterranean. Historically, the Germans failed to seize the strategic initiative they had achieved with the rapid capitulation of France and instead turned their attention eastward after the aerial Battle of Britain ended in failure. Here it is assumed that Operation SEALION proceeded forward rapidly. To maximize the chances for a successful invasion of Britain, the Axis would drive the British from the Mediterranean Theater of Operations while strangling the Isles with an air and naval blockade. Scenarios cover a July 1940 attack, the more probable December 1940 invasion, and a Spanish assault (with a little help from German allies). Optional rules for SS reinforcements and greater German amphibious capacity. Zama(202 BC) was the final, decisive battle of the Second Punic War (219-201). It was the culmination of seventeen years of continuous warfare between the two great western Mediterranean powers, Rome and Carthage. It not only settled the war, but put Rome firmly on the road to world domination. CONDITION: Mint. The owner collected these magazines, but he never played the games. The magazines were placed in bags and stored flat in a filing cabinet. Each bag is sealed with a round white sticker which is visible in the image. From a smoke-free and pet-free household. SHIPPING: USPS Ground Advantage or Priority Mail. Most items ship within 24 hours of payment. Listing and template services provided by inkFrog

Price: 26.99 USD

Location: North Sutton, New Hampshire

End Time: 2024-12-15T01:30:34.000Z

Shipping Cost: N/A USD