We tried this scenario and it is simply awful! First of all the Russians who go first can push Germany almost completely out of Russia altogether on the first turn! :-o Then the Japs who have a big navy are in a heap of trouble due to 3 large groups of U.S. naval vessels in the Pacific that dont really represent the actual naval strengths in early 1942. The U.S. task force in the Solomons is months ahead of schedule and a U.S. battleship in the Pearl Harbor spot in early '42? The game is totally a defensive contest for the Axis. They start out making 54 and 48 respectively and they need every bit of it to stay afloat! I dont know how much play-testing this scenario has had but this one seems to be an afterthought!

Hi Young Grasshopper! Thanks for the National Objective cards. What a great idea so all of us will not forget any of our National Objective’s! Can you tell or show me these G40 Delta Deck you guys are talking about please? You really do add so much to this game sir! Thanks :-o

Hi Young Grasshopper! Thanks for all of the instructions! Very nicely done and very helpful even to some of us older players! I was wondering where you got the cards for the National Objectives? That is just what we need so we never forget to add in our National Objective income. Thanks!

We tried this scenario and it is simply awful! First of all the Russians who go first can push Germany almost completely out of Russia altogether on the first turn! :-o Then the Japs who have a big navy are in a heap of trouble due to 3 large groups of U.S. naval vessels in the Pacific that dont really represent the actual naval strengths in early 1942. The U.S. task force in the Solomons is months ahead of schedule and a U.S. battleship in the Pearl Harbor spot in early '42? The game is totally a defensive contest for the Axis. They start out making 54 and 48 respectively and they need every bit of it to stay afloat! I dont know how much play-testing this scenario has had but this one seems to be an afterthought!

Hi all! My friends and I are looking for a digital copy of the D-Day map so we can enlarge it. Anyone know where we can get our hands on one? Thanks