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  • BATTLE IN AMERICA WARGAME - THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR
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    BATTLE IN AMERICA WARGAME - THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR
    Author : Andy Callan & Peter Dennis Artist : Peter Dennis In the 'Battle in America' series well-known historical illustrator Peter Dennis breathes life back into the 19th century paper soldier, supplying all the artwork needed to create the armies which fought for and...
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  • Victory at Sea: Grumman Martlet flights
    Victory at Sea: Grumman Martlet flights
    Called the F4F Wildcat in the US, the Martlet was in service with the British Fleet Air Arm before it was ever purchased by the US Navy. It was intended as an interim replacement between the two-seater Fairey Fulmar and the naval Spitfire, which...
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  • Victory at Sea: Fairey Fulmar flights
    Victory at Sea: Fairey Fulmar flights
    Initially rejected by the RAF, the Fulmar fulfilled the Fleet Air Arm’s requirement for a fighter with the same firepower as a Spitfire or Hurricane. Though inferior to a dedicated single-seat fighter, the Fulmar was reliable and long-ranged, making it suited for carrier operations....
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  • Victory at Sea: Bristol Beaufighter flights
    Victory at Sea: Bristol Beaufighter flights
    Based on the Beaufort, this aircraft was first used as a long-range heavy fighter. However, it was also to see service as a night fighter, torpedo bomber, anti-shipping and ground attack aircraft by both the Fleet Air Arm and the RAF. Contains four flights...
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  • Victory at Sea: HMS YorkVictory at Sea: HMS York
    Victory at Sea: HMS York
    The HMS York heavy cruiser escorted convoys across the Atlantic and took part in the Norwegian campaign. Transferred to the Mediterranean theatre in late 1940 as an escort vessel, the York was attacked and sunk whilst in Suda Bay at Crete by explosive motorboats...
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  • Victory at Sea: HMS ExeterVictory at Sea: HMS Exeter
    Victory at Sea: HMS Exeter
    The HMS Exeter, famously, took part in the Battle of the River Plate but was seriously damaged during the conflict with the Kriegsmarine's Admiral Graf Spee. The Exeter was later repaired before taking up operations in the Far East. Taking part in the Battle...
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  • Victory at Sea: HMS AchillesVictory at Sea: HMS Achilles
    Victory at Sea: HMS Achilles
    With an empire and trade commitments that spanned the entire globe, the Royal Navy had a clear need for small, light cruisers that could be produced in large numbers. Though displacing more than their intended 6,500 tons, the Leander-class fulfilled this requirement admirably. Perhaps...
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  • Victory at Sea: Attilio RegoloVictory at Sea: Attilio Regolo
    Victory at Sea: Attilio Regolo
    The Attilio Regolo was a Capitani Romani class light cruiser designed to counter and catch the Mogador, and Le Fantasque class French destroyers in 1939. On November 7th, 1942, the ship was torpedoed by the British submarine HMS Unruffled, which caused the ship to...
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  • Victory at Sea: Raimondo MontecuccoliVictory at Sea: Raimondo Montecuccoli
    Victory at Sea: Raimondo Montecuccoli
    The Raimondo Montecuccoli continued the improvement of the Condottieri concept begun with the Giussano-class. In comparison to the preceding Cadorna-class, the new Condottieri-class ships were some 2,000 tons larger, with increased beam and length but without any noticeable increase in fighting power. However, one...
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  • L3/33 CC Tankette with anti-tank rifleL3/33 CC Tankette with anti-tank rifle
    L3/33 CC Tankette with anti-tank rifle
    Italy’s L3 tankettes were the most numerous armoured fighting vehicles of the Italian war effort. At the war’s onset, the majority of Italy’s tank formations were equipped with L3s, and even early on the little L3 was outclassed by nearly every other armoured fighting...
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  • Victory at Sea: Curtiss SB2C Helldiver flights
    Victory at Sea: Curtiss SB2C Helldiver flights
    The Helldiver was slow, hard to fly and delivered late. Its nickname of ‘Son of a Bitch, Second Class’, was apt. This was not to say it was not good at its main role and, indeed, it proved quite versatile, but the overall design...
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  • Victory at Sea: ColbertVictory at Sea: Colbert
    Victory at Sea: Colbert
    The four vessels of the Suffren-class were based on the Duquesene-class, though each was built to slightly different standards as lessons were learned from the preceding ship. Their hull form was sleek and graceful, taking a classic cruiser form. While the Duquesne-class lineage was...
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  • Black Powder Epic Battles - American Civil War: AmbulanceBlack Powder Epic Battles - American Civil War: Ambulance
    Black Powder Epic Battles - American Civil War: Ambulance
    The Letterman system for evacuating casualties to aid stations to the rear is one of the great advancements in battlefield medicine, saving countless soldiers who would likely have perished otherwise. Providing trained and dedicated crews in two or four-wheeled wagons, the ambulances could often...
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  • Black Powder Epic Battles - American Civil War: Signals Corps TowerBlack Powder Epic Battles - American Civil War: Signals Corps Tower
    Black Powder Epic Battles - American Civil War: Signals Corps Tower
    The Confederate and Union Signal Corps both operated in a battlefield situation to provide intelligence gathering, battlefield observation, direct artillery fire and, in the case of the rebels, also including a level of espionage. Both sides constructed signal towers to overlook battlefields and provide...
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  • Victory at Sea - NürnbergVictory at Sea - Nürnberg
    Victory at Sea - Nürnberg
    Two vessels filled the Kriegsmarine's light cruiser Leipzig-class, the Leipzig and Nürnberg, which were improved versions of the K-class. Both were torpedoed by the S-class submarine HMS Salmon, as they provided cover for destroyers laying mines along approaches to the River Thames. She went...
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  • Victory at Sea - LeipzigVictory at Sea - Leipzig
    Victory at Sea - Leipzig
    The Leipzig and Nürnberg were improved versions of the K-class, being the only two vessels in the Leipzig-class of light cruisers. During WWII she she performed escort duties for warships in the Baltic and North seas where she and her sister ship, Nürnburg were...
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  • Victory at Sea - AganoVictory at Sea - Agano
    Victory at Sea - Agano
    The Agano-class was designed as a swift and lightly armoured replacement for the aging Tenryu, Kuma and Nagara classes. They were predominantly used as destroyer and cruiser leaders. The lead ship in the class, the Agano, saw action in the Battle of Empress Augusta...
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  • Victory at Sea - KarlsruheVictory at Sea - Karlsruhe
    Victory at Sea - Karlsruhe
    Sometimes called the K-class, these vessels were built to limits specified in the Treaty of Versailles. However, this had an impact on their structural integrity, and they did not endure long-distance voyages as well as had been hoped. The unusual triple three-gun turret design...
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  • Victory at Sea - HMS AjaxVictory at Sea - HMS Ajax
    Victory at Sea - HMS Ajax
    With an empire and trade commitments that spanned the entire globe, the Royal Navy had a clear need for small, light cruisers that could be produced in large numbers. Though displacing more than their intended 6,500 tons, the Leander-class fulfilled this requirement admirably. Perhaps...
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    €20,00
  • Victory at Sea - Scipione AfricanoVictory at Sea - Scipione Africano
    Victory at Sea - Scipione Africano
    The construction of large ships by France in the 1930s led to some concern that Italian large destroyers would be inferior. Thus, in 1937, work started on the esploratori oceanici (Ocean Scouts). The Scipione Africano joined the Regia Marina force at Taranto and also...
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