Cover of Operation Jubilee: Dieppe, August 1942

Operation Jubilee: Dieppe, August 1942 2010

Players
1
Play time
180–240 min
Complexity
Medium 2.9 / 5 (13 votes)

Description

Portray disastrous commonwealth raid germanheld french port city dieppe game use simplified version dday omaha beach systemfrom publisher website operation jubilee dieppe august oj purposedesigne solitaire game john butterfield simulate disastrous commonwealth raid germanheld french port dieppe august use evolution wellliked system early box game release dday omaha beachhistorically mixed force canadian troop tank british commando land beach mile stretch coast variety objective commando raid flank meet success major action dieppe costly failure didnrs come close achieve objective percent landing force kill capture control cw force assault beach struggle achieve objective intense german resistance game system control german force oppose youthe overall xrdquo largehex map cut half reassemble x play area consist sector map main map show french port dieppe surround area small map portray coastal area east west main map main map divide area blue beach dieppe town green beach rear hex represent meter yard game turn equal minute unit maneuver company battery largesize natostyle iconic counter mix rule cover thing coastal battery fire random event unit depth commandcontrol communication air attack ldquowhat ifrdquo variant amphibious warfare game complete hour turn sequence followsi cw amphibious transport phase unit transport land checkii operation phaseiii commonwealth action phase beach landing evacuation cw action recoveryiv end turn phase.

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Year
2010

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