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54 - Monty’s D-Day

54 - Monty’s D-Day

Volume 14, Issue 2 (#54) Monty's D-Day

Monty’s D-Day was first published in 1985 and well received. Now, four decades later, designer John Prados has smoothed and polished the MDD system, and added rules for parachute and amphibious landings, plus new German alternative responses. In the meanwhile, ATO published Bradley's D-Day, his companion game to Monty, as Campaign Study #3. Of course, everyone would like Monty’s D-Day to get a similar upgrade. The wild blue yonder hope would be that the two games could combine.

Now it's happening.



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55 - Lee's Greatest Victory

55 - Lee's Greatest Victory

Volume 14, Issue 3 (#55) Lee's Greatest Victory

“My God! My God! What will the Country say?"

-- President A. Lincoln



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56 - Hitler's Stalingrad: Breslau 1945

56 - Hitler's Stalingrad: Breslau 1945

Volume 14, Issue 4 (#56) Hitler's Stalingrad: Breslau 1945

After being cut off and isolated in mid-February 1945, the German garrison at Breslau, some 50,000 men, defied all odds holding onto the city for almost a week AFTER Berlin fell!



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57 - A Crowning Glory

57 - A Crowning Glory

Volume 15, Number 1 (#57) A Crowning Glory

"A battle is won by the side that is absolutely determined to win. Why did we lose the battle of Austerlitz? Our casualties were about the same as those of the French, but we had told ourselves early in the day that the battle was lost, so it was lost."

-- Leo Tolstoy, War and Peace



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58 - Clash of Carriers

58 - Clash of Carriers

Volume 15, Number 2 (#58) Clash of Carriers

In June, 1944, Japanese Admiral Ozawa musters 440 aircraft in nine flattops but he is unable to replace the many veteran carrier pilots lost to attrition the preceding two years. The entire Imperial Japanese Navy realizes the coming fight could be their last....



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59 - Blind Faith

59 - Blind Faith

Volume 15, Number 3 (#59) Blind Faith

Jan Zizka is held to be one of the single finest military minds in world history. Having never lost a battle, what makes this feat even more impressive is that Zizka was in command of only peasants and rebels. Tough as nails, he ordered that upon his death, his skin was to be turned into a war drum!



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(NEW) 60 - Cities of the Damned

(NEW) 60 - Cities of the Damned

Volume 15, Number 4 (#60) Cities of the Damned

No two conflicts show the breath and scope of urban warfare the Western Allies ran up against in 1944 than the battles for Aachen and Cassino.



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