252 Small Counters
21 Medium Counters
30 Large Counters
Rules Book
Scenarios Book
64 Vehicle Cards
6 Geomorphic Maps
2 Six-Sided Dice

18:T51c,

This wargame explores a number of possible wars that could have occured in Europe after World War II. It includes fifteen scenarios:
Czechs vs. Slovak separatists
Albanians vs. Yugoslavians
Germans vs. Poles
Belgians vs. Walloons
Belgians vs. French
French vs. Dutch
Russians vs. Central Asians
Romanians vs. Hungarians
Turks vs. Bulgarians
Greeks against Turks
Greek Cypriots vs. British
Soviet attacks against Turkey
US vs. Soviets in Turkey

From the box:

1945 to 1990 was an era of peace and stability in Europe. NATO in the West and the Warsaw Pact in the East imposed the longest peace since the end of the Napoleonic Wars. But as the Cold War ends, this armed stability will end as well. The nations of Europe have many long-standing territorial disputes and historic animosities that only now can erupt into violence. For years, Romania and Hungary could put aside their differences in the face of a greater threat from NATO. Greece and Turkey stood uncomfortably together against the potential threat of the Warsaw Pact.
Now, the age of unsteady friends has passed. Battlefield: Europe explores seven potential European flashpoints. Each could turn violent at any time in the next ten years.

19:T533,

"Antietam Campaign" is a Grand Tactical hex-and-counter wargame for 2 players. With less than six pages of rules, it is very adept in it role as an introduction to gaming the American Civil War. The developer’s notes indicate that it is a modified installment of the Blue & Gray (SPI) system. The games comes with three scenarios, from nine to thirteen turns long.

The hex scale is 300 yards. Each strength point r

Grunt: Tactical Combat in Vietnam, 1965