BFG sources??

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BFG sources??

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Does anyone know what the sources are for the dispositions in the Greek battles in BFG? Centaurs, for example. I don't know who designed Centaurs, but I guess they would know. There must have been a source for the starting positions for the Greek troops etc, the OOB, the entry points for various Italian divisions. I'm interested in reading more. Anyone know who designed the centaurs scenario?
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I'm trying to remember whether it was Steve Long of Steve Barnes. Not sure right now. But in both cases they were impeccable researches. The sources for these were listed in the old COTA Reference Manual. I've attached the relevant section as a .txt file. Just change the suffix from .txt to .zip. Unzip it and you should have a pdf of it. It has links etc to a swag of source material.

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