Fighter Sweep Expansion for Birds of Prey Available

emckinney writes:

You've used the one that comes with the game? I supposed that it's detailed instead of just "concise," but most people seem to want exact instructions to explain the Birds of Prey system.

We are talking about a 48-page tutorial book that starts out by explaining the components, gives a summary of how airplanes actually fly, relates that to the game, sets up a scenario, walks you through the scenario step by step (introducing one concept at a time over the course of four complete game turns), and finishes up with a foursome of scenarios that give the target aircraft's exact move each turn, allowing you to decide how best to engage it.

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Wargame Vault announces the availability of:

Fighter Sweep Expansion for Birds of Prey

Price: $12.00 USD

Publisher: Ad Astra Games

The Best Defense Is a Good Offense!

Air combat epitomizes this adage. The fighter sweep is a basic offensive counter-air tactic and tool for gaining Air Superiority. Groups of fighters, sweeping ahead of a strike package better protect their charges by aggressively engaging enemy aircraft, rather than waiting for enemy interceptors to approach the closely escorted bombers.

The Fighter Sweep expansion for Birds of Prey offers:

23 Aircraft Data Cards with extensive historical information
13 Missile Data Cards (including the fearsome AIM-54 Phoenix)
33 scenarios!
SOAR solitaire rules and play aids
SOAR data cards for 5 solo play opponents

These are included in the Birds of Prey Complete PDF Bundle and in the Birds of Prey Rulebook PDF Bundle.

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