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1914/WWI Battleboard?

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Commando Brado
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Does anyone have a .pdf or has created the Battleboard for this game so people w/out the game can print it off and use it during PBEM games? Thanks in advance!
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Chacmool
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Try this one:

http://www.boardgamegeek.com/image/1600449/axis-allies-wwi-1914
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Commando Brado
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Thanks Chacmool!
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Dude, no offense was meant whatsoever.� I was not knocking you or Koreans at all (I’ve even been to the ROK, and loved it).� It’s just the first thing that jumps in my head these days, given that we have a crazy dictator actively threatening nuclear war named Kim.

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@The-Janus said in Playable Nations in 1914:

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