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troopwo  writes: |
Once got to visit Fort Know with the army. Meanwhile the driver simulator, and they were incredible, it was estimated that the cost per mile was perhaps about fifteen cents. While the building itself cost some where near $1.5 USD BBillion to build including the drivers simulator stations inside. He than stated that the savings on driving the real thing, the fuel and wear and tear and repairs, it was estimated that the savings payed for the building and equipment in the first year of operation. Needless to say, the US Army nakes every building after a renowned soldier followed by the word 'Hall'. So the driver simulator building in Fort Know was named "Pool Hall". The guide wasn't prepared for one of our guys when he spoke out saying, "Only the Americans would spend $1.5 USD billion dollars ona Pool Hall!" Anyone know if when their armor training center moved, did they move the driver simulator and the school of mounted warfare simulators too? |
Ben Lacy 
of Britton Publishers writes:
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Each scenario includes a brief introduction, setting, force pool, victory conditions, aftermath, a satellite terrain image map, and gamemaster notes.
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