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Egypt: David vs. Goliath – The Italian-African Campaign

Egypt: David vs. Goliath – The Italian-African Campaign 1975

Expansion of Afrika Korps

Design Carter Howard , Douglas Austin Nowokunski Publisher Taurus Games (I)
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About the Game

This is a WWII simulation about the campaign in North Africa. It is a typical hex and counter game with units representing regiments, brigades, and battalions maneuvering on a paper map. Players attempt to duplicate the historical results to achieve a victory.

Includes a sheet of uncut counters, a paper map, and a rule booklet. It was published in "Ziploc" format so there is no box.

Per a description in Fire & Movement #60 it is a variant for Afrika Korps and requires that game to play.

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Wargame World War II
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Hexagon Grid