Europa Issue 41
1995

Table of Contents

History

Raggrupamento Esplorante
North Africa 1940-1943

Europa Support

Inside Europa

United States Draft Order of Battle Sep II 39-Jun II 43

Four Optional Rules

Europa



Rommel Beyond the Pyramids

Battlefield Report

Europa's Omniscient Travel Agents

A Critical Look at the Order of Battle System

Intermittent Lake Hex 1B:3121

It's How You Play the Game

Solving the Leningrad Riddle

It's How You Play the Game

GR/D GEnie Forum

On-Line Activity

Arctic Thunderbolt Operation Jupiter and the Return to Europe

Historical Background
Rules
Axis Order of Battle
Allied Order of Battle
Maps (monstrously slow: 1.28MB!)
Game Charts (slow: 132K)
Game Counters

Operation Infatuate The Battle of Walcheren Island: November 1-8, 1944

Introduction and Rules
Allied Order of Battle
Axis Order of Battle
Pronounciation
Europa as History
First Walcheren Campaign 1809
The Real Battle
Rules Questions

Rules Court Second Front
Kasserine Crisis II Errata TEM # 37
The Near East Errata Sheet December 25, 1994

Opinion

GR/D Briefing Card Game Impact.
From the Editor Playing by the Rules.
EXchange Letters to the Editor

Larger version of cover (slow: 70K)

Falkenhorst believed that landings in Denmark, Southern Norway, at Trondheim, or at Narvik would be considered too costly; he thought the Allies' objective would not be to retake Norway, by an attack somewhere between Narvik, and Trondheim, to interdict German traffic to the Polar area and to influence the Swedish and Finish attitudes."
--Earl F. Ziemke, The German Northern Theater of OPperations 1940-1945.