AFM Vol 2 Part 3, Soviet Tactics, British Army.AFM Vol 2 Part 2 Soviet Operational Art, British Army, 1991.Afghanistan, Travels with the Mujahideen, Sandy Gall.Afgansty, The Russians in Afganistan 1979 -89, R Braithwaite.A History of Soviet Airborn Forces, DM Glantz, 1994.A Cardboard Castle, an Inside History of the Warsaw Pact, 2005 V Mastny.You can with the aid of a small hall some friends and a pile of scenery pull it all up to the operational level which is really where the action was going to happen in the Cold War and where the odds evened up between the Warsaw Pact and NATO armies.With a bit of thought and a lot of really useful plastic boxes you can store it all in a reasonably big cupboard.The rules are simple and straight forward to learn and enable games to be completed relatively quickly.The Orbat abstractions enable a reasonable game to be played out at battle group level on a 6 foot by 4 foot table without it all looking too daft.book a Western audience but the book did very well.4/5 (69). Not what one would think would appeal Red army.

The s and the s were full of books about the Third World War in Europe and Red Army was different in that it was told from the Soviet perspective and the Soviets actually won. The extensive ranges of plastic models and resin kits mean most of the armies can be pulled together, and they look great. Red army by Ralph Peters Download PDF EPUB FB2 It shows /5 (58).The models and figures can easily be adapted and enhanced.20mm is a great scale for armour modeling with vehicles and figures sufficiently large to look great when done.I suppose a number of things that I like best about Cold War gaming are enabled by these rules:

Red army by ralph peters