Air & Armor: V Corps, Operational Armored Warfare in Europe (Pre-Order)
Air & Armor: V Corps, Tactical Armored Warfare in Europe is the second game in the Air & Armor series. It is a highly realistic game system designed to simulate modern warfare at a grand tactical level. This game covers the entire US V Corps sector, where the famed âFulda Gapâ was located. V Corps employs a highly interactive game system with asymmetric rules, modeling each allianceâs command-and-control capabilities. The game simulates all major aspects of modern warfare and includes 12 scenarios, each depicting a unique battle situation, most of which are playable in a single sitting.
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$22.81Air & Armor: V Corps, Operational Armored Warfare in Europe (Pre-Order)
Air & Armor: V Corps, Tactical Armored Warfare in Europe is the second game in the Air & Armor series. It is a highly realistic game system designed to simulate modern warfare at a grand tactical level. This game covers the entire US V Corps sector, where the famed âFulda Gapâ was located. V Corps employs a highly interactive game system with asymmetric rules, modeling each allianceâs command-and-control capabilities. The game simulates all major aspects of modern warfare and includes 12 scenarios, each depicting a unique battle situation, most of which are playable in a single sitting.
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Air & Armor: V Corps, Tactical Armored Warfare in Europe is the second game in the Air & Armor series. It is a highly realistic game system designed to simulate modern warfare at a grand tactical level. This game covers the entire US V Corps sector, where the famed âFulda Gapâ was located. V Corps employs a highly interactive game system with asymmetric rules, modeling each allianceâs command-and-control capabilities. The game simulates all major aspects of modern warfare and includes 12 scenarios, each depicting a unique battle situation, most of which are playable in a single sitting.
