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full face) and his Fuel tokens (to give 2 extra movements for all Armoured

units). After using, discard the used token definitively.

MAPS

Each map represents one battle or big military operation, all based on official maps, withminor adjustments for an easiest use.

The maps are divided into hexagonswith a legend.

MOVIMENT

1- Each units can move (according to its MF) in any adjacenthex, as long it is free or occupied by a friendly unit;2-Units can attack enemy unit after their movement from oneor more adjacent hex.

MOVEMENT COST

Depending on the terrain on map, there isa Movement Costfor each type of units.

Example:An Armoured unit with a MF of3, after passing a Forest hex has only 1MFleft.

Important: Even if an Armoured unit moves through one Forest hex (or more), ormoves through a River and a Mountain, or moves through a Mountain and another Forest,the movement cost is the same, only 2 MFfrom its normal 3 MF.

BATTLES

The battle procedure is always the same:1-Identify all the engaged units;2-Add the Attack Factor from attacking units;3-Add the Defense Factor from defending units + Defense Factor of the hex (if any).

Important: Depending on the terrain to be defended, must be added the Defense

Factor in Battle, the table below specifies the factor Defence x Land typeadvocated.

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Exemple:Axis troops attack an Allied City, the battle will be perfomed as:

4-The attacker can: Continue the attack (repeating the previous procedure) or stop it,keeping his MU where they were before the attack. It is not allowed for the defender to

"retreat".

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