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Game - 48 - Sixth Fleet

Strategy & Tactics - Game - 48 - Sixth Fleet
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Title Sixth Fleet
Subtitle US Soviet Naval Operations in the Mediterranean in the 1970's
Issue 48
Has Game Yes
Publisher Strategic Publications Inc.
PubDate
Game Name Sixth Fleet
Circulation 29,900
Solitaire No
Players 2
ISBN 0049-2310
Scale Operational
Page Count 48
Edition Game
Counters 200
Editor Jim Dunnigan
Contributor David C. Isby, James F. Dunnigan, Martin Campion
Artist Redmond A. Simonsen
Designer James F. Dunnigan
Game Tags Cold War, Europe, Naval
Strategy & Tactics - Game - 48 - Sixth Fleet
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Description: Sixth Fleet is a 2-player simulation game which covers hypothetical Cold War naval conflict in the Mediterranean in the 1970s. One player controls Soviet/Warsaw Pact forces while the other controls US/Nato forces. The map covers most of the Mediterranean and some of the Black Sea. There are several scenarios.
Contents:
  • Sixth Fleet: US/Soviet Naval Operations in the Mediterranean in the 1970s by David C. Isby and James F. Dunnigan
  • Global War: War Against Germany & Japan by Martin Campion
  • Outgoing Mail
  • 1974 SPI Annual Report
  • Briefings
  • Feedback
Notes: The units represent between one and three ships or twelve aircraft. Each turn represents eight hours and each map-sheet hex represents a distance of 45.4 nautical miles.
Item created by: Lethe on 2015-07-01 11:34:39
Last edited by: gdm on 2018-12-30 14:59:55


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