Strategy & Tactics S&T # 7 Vol 1 #7 Patrol Game Bodenburg Sim Move Reprint Ed

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Strategy & Tactics
#7 (Reprint)
Vol. I #
7 August 1967
Contents
Patrol – Rules for Squad/Platoon level Miniature Warfare
(Table-top Miniature Rules by Terry Griner. Includes: Organization, Movement, Ranges, Firing, Mortar, Cover, Melee, Visibility, Order of Movement, Personalization, Epilogue)
Fletcher Pratt - Revised
(Updated Naval Miniature Rules by James F. Dunnigan. Includes: Protection; Quality of Weapons; Fire Control; Tactical Atmosphere; Strategic Movement; Ship diagrams and armor charts; )
Siege of Bodenburg Part II -- Scope/Movement
(A continuation of the great scenario from the previous issue by Henry H. Bodenstedt. Includes: Scope and Objective; Movement Chart; Moving; Clarifications)
Warfare with Miniatures – Part VII -- Flats
(Miniatures battles article by Bodenstedt. This month they focus on using miniature “flats” – a lower cost alternative to fully formed 3-D miniatures.)
Wagon Wheel Chess
(An interesting Chess variant for those who wish a break from AH and table-top wargaming by Robert Stillman)
(8-8-6 + 7-10-4)/Exchange = Moskau/Snow + Helsinki/Dec. 1941 = German Victory
(This is the formula to guarantee a win in AH Stalingrad.  An article by Hans Brennecke.  He encourages us to “Don’t compute your battles, Fight them!  Only then will your games be full of excitement and unforeseen situations – Never Monotonous”)
Simultaneous Movement
(A discussion of alternate rules to increase “realism” by Bob Reuschlein)
Military History Test
(Contest by J.K. Norris)
Books and Periodicals
(Publications of interest to wargamers.)
Avalon Hill Variants – Tournament Chancellorsville, A Modification
(Variant article by Scott C. Bershig. Includes: Formation; Number of Units per Square; Bridges and Boats; Movement through Special Terrain; Artillery.)
Waterloo Forum
(Continuation of the Series replay of an epic play-by-mail game.)
CP
(Editorial by Christopher Wagner.)
Post Box
(Letters from readers. This month includes responses from Gamescience and Don Greenwood of Avalon Hill)
Note: The earliest issues of Strategy and Tactics Magazine did not have games included in them.
Notes about SPI Reprint Editions:  Simulations Publications continuously reprinted their earliest issues for several years to sell as part of their mail order line.  (You can see the ads in most issues).  Unlike the reprints of the later issues that were like a normal magazine (saddle stitched and at least had the ‘courtesy’ to be labeled reprints in some cases); these were frequently only photocopies produced on the antiquated copy machines of the time.  They really are ‘official’ even though they are good for little more than reading copies with slight collector value.
This is an “official” SPI reprint of this early issue.  The original  was printed on oversize glossy paper
This copy was professionally printed on regular size paper with a corner staple. The staples are rusted, and the magazine shows areas of age discoloration around them. There is a number written on the cover.  Overall the remainder is clean, unmarked and guaranteed complete.
SPIS&T011   Jan-Feb 1968 16pp
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This item would weigh just under 0.94 pounds (0.43 kg) when packaged for shipping.
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