Description: *** Will offer combined shipping on multiple wins ****** This will normally give a reasonable UK postage discount *** Title: Firepower expansion, Iraq - Iran War, "A Flame in the Gulf", for Avalon Hill 18 counters & 6 scenarios ConditionExcellent condition unused. DescriptionExpansion for Firepower allowing you to fight scenarios set in the Iraq - Iran war, includes counters/scenarios and back ground articles.. Consists of an additional 18 1/2" counters, printed copies of scenarios and background material (9 page in total). All based on the articles from general magazine v26 #3. The counters have been re-manufactured and redraw from scans of the originals printed on waterproof glossy paper and mounted on 1.5mm card. Requires the original game to play. DetailsOn 22 September 1980, Iraq invaded Iran. For the next eight years, a war of awful bloodshed raged at the head of the Persian Gulf, one that had even global repercussions by endangering oil supplies from the Middle East to Western Europe, North America and Japan. It was a trial of strength between one country led by a dictator with a near Stalinist attachment to power and another country headed by a theocrat whose paranoid world view turned out to be a self-fulfilling prophecy. In an age of simmering guerrilla conflicts (such as Vietnam and Nicaragua) and swift mobile campaigns (such as past Arab-Israeli clashes and the Falklands War). The Iran Iraq clash was a throwback to a simpler, bloodier time. It was a clash in which Iran's massive forces tried to overwhelm strong Iraqi linear defences, and in which Iraq coped with Iranian breakthroughs with the sort of mobile counterattacks pioneered by the Germans in Soviet Russia during World War II. Despite the prodigious use of modern weaponry, it was-in the end--a very pre-modern war.
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Location: Swindon, Wiltshire
End Time: 2025-01-29T21:40:09.000Z
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