Campaign for North Africa (the original SPI version)

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Campaign for North Africa (the original SPI version)

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A friend of my shared with me this VASSAL module. Looks fantastic to me...

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Do the Italians have enough water to cook their pasta rations? [:D]
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ORIGINAL: Lobster

Do the Italians have enough water to cook their pasta rations? [:D]
For all its coverage of minutia like the above, it still had one bone-headed omission: No artillery ranges. Artillery could only bombard adjacent hexes and had to be stacked in the front lines to have any impact.

And, of course, it had step losses instead of individual equipment losses. TOAW has left it in the dust.
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