64671Strategy & tactics : number 104 : The colonies in Revolt by Richard H. Berg
Strategy & Tactics #104 13: The Colonies in Revolt -Unpunched -VGC SPI Decision.
64672Strategy & tactics : number 105 : Ruweisat Ridge: The First Battle of El Alamein
The issue includes a board wargame called Ruweisat Ridge: The First Battle of El Alamein, covering the desert battles around El Alamein from 1 July to 18 July 1942.
64673Strategy & tactics : number 109 : Target: Libya game : complete simulation game inside
Aside from Target: Libya, the issue also includes articles such as “To the Shores of Tripoli” by the same designer (David J. Ritchie) and several historical battle analyses (e.g. “Trevilian Station”, “Germantown”).
64674Strategy & tactics : number 113 : Napoleon and the Archduke Charles : the battle of abensberg
113 July-August 1987 unpunched condition. Napoleon on the Move: Early Moves in the Campaign of 1809. Game: Napoleon and The Archduke Charles The Battle of Abensberg. Behold the Dawn the Iran-Iraq War.
64675Strategy & tactics : number 120 : nicaragua! unpunched (1082)
Strategy and Tactics Magazine #120 Nicaragua from SPI. Excellent condition. Unpunched die cut counters. Complete Buyer to pay $5.00 USPS. The magazines I am listing today are from a private collection and include all items in the picture. I will combine shipping for multiple wins. Will ship out of the USA using Global Shipping Program. Please check out my other ASL and wargame auctions. Thanks for looking.
64676Strategy & tactics : number 130 : The Battle of Tsushima
Strategy & Tactics #130 meticulously examines the pivotal naval clash of the Russo-Japanese War, delivering a historically accurate representation of early 20th-century maritime conflict. This 62-page magazine, authored by Jack Greene and published by SPI, offers detailed analysis and errata for refined gameplay. Its compact format and unpunched, very good plus condition make it a valuable asset for war game enthusiasts seeking depth in tactical complexity. With a focus on World War II and related early 1900s conflicts, it integrates seamlessly into collections emphasizing strategic naval operations and period-specific warfare.
64677Strategy & tactics : number 131 : special contemporyry issue plus civil war heroines : Central front
Donau Front is designed to depict hypothetical Warsaw Pact versus NATO conflict during the critical first five days of a future war. In May 1940, Hitler’s army unhinged the Allied defenses by striking though the Ardennes Forest. This heavily wooded tract has been pronounced unsuitable for tanks by the Allied high command, and thus was only lightly defended. By the time the Allies could react the German thrust, the panzers had spilled out onto the plains of France. In the event of another European war, could the Warsaw Pact take advantage of a similar situation? Rules are provided to link this game with Hof Gap.
64678Strategy & tactics : number 140 : Objective Tunis
Objective: Tunis is an operational level simulation of the World War II battles fought during late 1942 between Axis and Allied forces for control of northern Tunisia. Had the Allied army succeeded in breaking though and capturing Tunis, Rommel’s army in Libya would have been trapped and the war in North Africa would have been shortened. The period covered starts 11 November and ends 9 December 1942. There are two shorter scenarios ("Spearhead" and "Battle for the Ports") and one that covers the whole period.
64679Strategy & tactics : number 142 : Tarawa Red Beach One
It presents an in-depth examination of the Tarawa campaign, a pivotal World War II engagement. Authored by Mike Josyln and published by SPI in 1991, this magazine delivers precise historical detail and complex strategic analysis, ideal for war game enthusiasts. Its unpunched, VG/VG+ condition preserves original authenticity, enhancing collector appeal. The 8.5"x11" format supports clear map layouts and terrain representation, facilitating immersive gameplay. As part of the WWII war game series, this issue offers tactical depth and terrain insights essential to mastering Pacific theater operations. Available now, it’s a valuable asset for strategic historians and serious gamers alike.
64680Strategy & tactics : number 148 : Cropredy bridge: A Fleeting Victory
It is played in game turns each consisting of two player turns. During each player turn, a player will move and attack with any or all friendly units. Cavalry are the only units which may move and attack during the enemy player turn, under certain circumstances. Optional rules provide for reaction movement by leaders and foot units as well as cavalry. Play continues until the end of the scenario selected by the players, after which victory is determined.