Operational Art

OPERATIONAL ART were a set of World War II operational-level wargames rules that were designed to use a hexagonal gridded tabletop and individual bases that represented regimental/battalion-sized units. They allowed larger battles to be fought in a relatively small space.
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Designer: Bob Cordery
Status: In Print
Contents: Available online (4-page PDF)

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Operational Art

Wargames rules for re-fighting operational-level battles on the Eastern Front