Battle for Kursk - How it's different from Battle for Moscow

Description provided by Nathan Wailes Gaming on YouTube:

Other differences I forgot to discuss: - In this game the replacement points are split into two kinds: infantry replacement points (IRPs) and armor replacement points (ARPs). You can only use each type to replace the matching type of unit, otherwise the replacement process seems to work the same as the earlier games in the system. - Some hexes depict fortifications that haven't been finished when the game starts (and I guess are thus treated as whatever the other terrain in the hex is). The turn track shows which fortification hexes are finished at the beginning of that turn. - There's a new concept of a "Strategic Objective", and the Germans can change where their strategic objective is.