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This document contains a set of rule changes intended to make air and naval actions in the game more “representative” of the real thing. I deliberately haven’t used the term “realistic” here – A&A can’t make any claims to realism - but these rules at least allow players to represent real historical events that the original game can’t, e.g., I’ve grouped the changes by chapter in the original book for ease of reference, and added justification notes in this type along the way to explain the reason for the rules.

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rdfs:label	Alternate Air & Naval Rules
rdfs:comment	This document contains a set of rule changes intended to make air and naval actions in the game more “representative” of the real thing. I deliberately haven’t used the term “realistic” here – A&A can’t make any claims to realism - but these rules at least allow players to represent real historical events that the original game can’t, e.g., I’ve grouped the changes by chapter in the original book for ease of reference, and added justification notes in this type along the way to explain the reason for the rules.
dcterms:subject	1942 Historical World Historical World 1942 AAC Map AAC Map Boardgame Scenarios Boardgame Scenarios
abstract	This document contains a set of rule changes intended to make air and naval actions in the game more “representative” of the real thing. I deliberately haven’t used the term “realistic” here – A&A can’t make any claims to realism - but these rules at least allow players to represent real historical events that the original game can’t, e.g., * strict air force to air force battles, such as the Battle of Britain, * combined US/UK operations (e.g. D-Day) * the interception of German capital units attempting to break out into the Atlantic * the Uboat and US submarine campaigns against Britain and Japan respectively, * the day and night bombing offensives (with their respective advantages/disadvantages) against Germany * long range carrier strikes on remote Pacific island groups (e.g., Pearl Harbour) I’ve grouped the changes by chapter in the original book for ease of reference, and added justification notes in this type along the way to explain the reason for the rules.

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