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Battle of the Bulge Collection (Avalon Hill)
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The Battle of the Bulge is an historically correct re-creation of the famous World War II campaign of the same name. Includes 1965, 1981 and 1991 editions.
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Avalon Hill Battle Of The Bulge (1965, 1981 & 1991 Editions)
Avalon Hill “Battle of the Bulge” board war-game — the first edition was published in 1965. Developed with the technical aid of General Anthony C. McAuliffe, U.S.A. (Ret.)
The Battle of the Bulge is an historically correct re-creation of the famous World War II campaign of the same name. The 101st Airborne Division is hopelessly encircled at Bastogne. The German commander demands surrender. General Anthony McAuliffe replies to the demand with one simple word “Nuts!”.
This item includes:
– Rulebooks in PDF format ready to print (1965, 1981 & 1991 Editions)
– Unpunched counter sheets ready to print for all versions
– Game charts and logs
– High resolution Maps for all editions ready to print
– Extras
A fantastic addition to any wargame collection in a convenient format.
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