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Behold, A Pale Glider
2015Paul Rohrbaugh
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0 min
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10 May 1940: a handful of German troops landed atop Belgium's strongest fort using gliders (painted light blue underneath to match the sky) and took it out. This two player game simulates this key event in the fall of France. Each turn is 10 minutes and each ground unit is about 10 men. This is a postcard game that was released from LPS POCKET BATTLE game No. 18
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About Behold, A Pale Glider
From BoardGameGeek:
10 May 1940: a handful of German troops landed atop Belgium's strongest fort using gliders (painted light blue underneath to match the sky) and took it out. This two player game simulates this key event in the fall of France. Each turn is 10 minutes and each ground unit is about 10 men. This is a postcard game that was released from LPS POCKET BATTLE game No. 18
Designer
Paul Rohrbaugh
Artist
Mark Mahaffey
Publisher
LPS, Inc.
Categories
WargameWorld War II
Mechanics
Dice RollingArea Movement