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258 - The Santiago Campaign

Strategy & Tactics - 258 - The Santiago Campaign
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Title The Santiago Campaign
Subtitle The Campaign for Cuba in the Spanish-American War
Issue 258
Has Game Yes
Publisher Decision Games
PubDate
Game Name San Juan Hill
Players 2
Complexity Low-Intermediate
Scale Operational
Rules Link Link
MSRP 24.990
Editor Joseph Miranda
Contributor none
Artist Joe Youst, Larry Hoffman
Designer Ron Bell, Ty Bomba
Game Tags none
Strategy & Tactics - 258 - The Santiago Campaign
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Description: This game simulates the segment of the Spanish-American War of 1898 wherein the United States Army occupied the Cuban port of Santiago.
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Notes: Per the designer: "Solitaire play is also doable, provided the player is willing to 'fudge' the concealed Spanish units rule."
Item created by: Lethe on 2015-07-19 08:04:06
Last edited by: gdm on 2015-07-20 10:35:31


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