Fifth Corps: The Soviet Breakthrough at Fulda 1980
- Players
- 2
- Play time
- 120 min
- Complexity
- Medium 3.2 / 5 (31 votes)
Description
Fifth corps soviet breakthrough fulda game central series publish spi s fifth corps appear septemberoctober issue strategy tactic magazine game series depict early day world war iii west germany combat conduct company battalion regiment level map scale km hex map cover fulda gap include major west german city frankfurt mainzfifth corps use collection mechanic include operation points friction points variable length game turn zone control simulate modern battlefield condition modern warfare game fifth corp include rule airpower airmobile operation nuclearchemical warfare game include scenario introductory rheinmain raid advanced the battle fulda campaign game fifth corps rheinmain raid scenario day war begin soviet cross fuldafrankfurt area warsaw pact line advance north south fifth corp area operationsthus nato vacate area reinforce hard hit sector nato surprised soviet motorize rifle division enter fulda gap support attack helicopter aim seize nato nuclear site giessen wiesbaden airfield critical rheinmain airbase mobile confusing engagement ensure independent major battle rest battle fulda scenario outbreak war area hard hit fulda gap entire soviet army support unit include airborne regiment commit day nato support unit survive order contain enemy breakouts arrival th panzer division fifth corp scenario follow initial attack th guard army soviet seek seal fate nato fuldafrankfurt area commit st guard tank army action race important pomcus reforger site.
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- Year
- 1980
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