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285 - Duel on the Steppe

Strategy & Tactics - 285 - Duel on the Steppe
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Title Duel on the Steppe
Subtitle Russia, February-March 1943
Issue 285
Has Game Yes
Publisher Decision Games
PubDate
Game Name Duel on the Steppe
Scale Operational
Rules Link Link
Editor Chris Perello
Contributor none
Artist Eric R. Harvey, Joe Youst
Designer Eric R. Harvey, Paul Youde
Game Tags none
Strategy & Tactics - 285 - Duel on the Steppe
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Notes: Shares the same core rules with Sedan (World at War #24) and Tobruk (Strategy & Tactics 278).
Item created by: Lethe on 2015-07-21 08:39:38
Last edited by: gdm on 2018-01-09 11:26:25


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