intended to be played directly on the game table (without a map) using rules concepts from traditional miniatures wargaming. The games offered an affordable alternative to the miniatures hobby in that they used uncut cardstock counters. Other games in the series include Ballistic Missile, MTB, and Galactic War.

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From the game intro:

This game recreates the divisional scale attack by a German Panzer division against a dug-in Russian Infantry division on the Eastern Front during the Second World War.
As the German divisional commander you have the opportunity to use your tactical skill to produce the Blitzkrieg effect of the mechanised and highly mobile forces under your command. As the Russian commander you can demonstrate the dogged defensive ability of the forces under your command, and use your tactical skill to lay out a defence in depth that will wear down, and eventually stop the heavy assault power of the enemy.

WWII Supplements
TTG-MA-W01 German Infanry (Eastern Front)
TTG-MA-W02 German Panzer Gren. (Eastern Front)
TTG-MA-W03 German SS (Eastern Front)
TTG-MA-W04 Russian Armoured (Eastern Front)
TTG-MA-W05 Russian Mech Inf. (Eastern Front)
TTG-MA-W06 British Infantry (North Africa)
TTG-MA-W07 British Armoured (North Africa)
TTG-MA-W08 German Light (North Africa)
TTG-MA-W09 German Infantry (North Africa)
TTG-MA-W10 US Armoured (North Africa)
TTG-MA-W11 Italian Mech. Inf. (North Africa)

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One of the 70s-era "Micro-Warfare" games published by Heritage Models, Inc, under its "Tabletop Games" subsidiary.
The Cold War heats up on your kitchen table, as Red launches it's nuclear arsenal of ICBM's, IRBM's, and Strategic Bombers against Blue's air defense command.
Blue occupies two thirds of the table with his cities, missile silos, radar sites, and surface-to-air missiles, while Red lurks menacingly behind his Fail-Safe Line, awaiting the