Game - 88 - British Army of the Rhine
Title | British Army of the Rhine |
Subtitle | The Thin Red Line in the 1980's |
Issue | 88 |
Has Game | Yes |
Publisher | Strategic Publications Inc. |
PubDate | 1981-10-01 |
Game Name | BAOR |
Solitaire | No |
Series | Central Front |
Edition | Game |
Editor | Jim Dunnigan |
Contributor | Albert A. Nofi, Charles T. Kamps |
Artist | Redmond A. Simonsen |
Designer | Charles T. Kamps |
Game Tags | Europe, Cold War, Modern |
Description:
BAOR - British Army of the Rhine - The Thin Red Line in the 1980's" is one of several games in the Central Front Series published by SPI in the 1980s. "BAOR" appeared in the September/October 1981 issue of Strategy & Tactics magazine #88. Both the game and series depict the early days of World War III in West Germany. Combat is conducted at the company, battalion, and regiment level, with a map scale of 4 km per hex. The map covers the BAOR sector and includes the major West German cities of Hannover and Kassel.
Series Description:
The Central Front series uses a collection of mechanics, including "Operations Points" and "Friction Points", variable length game turns, and Zones of Control to simulate modern battlefield conditions. As with most modern warfare games, this series includes rules for airpower, Airmobile operations, and nuclear/chemical warfare.
Contents:
- British Army of the Rhine BAOR C. Kamps
- Hundred Year’s War 1337-1453 A.A. Nofi
- Briefings Editors
- FYI Editors
- Simulation: British Army of the Rhine C. Kamps, R. Simonsen, B.S. Maxwell
Notes:
The game contains two scenarios. "The Thin Red Line" is the campaign scenario, covering the first five days of the war in the BAOR sector. "The Race to the Weser" covers the first 60 hours of combat in the region between Hannover and Kassel.
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