SCALE

20mm figures (3/4") equal 6' or 2 yards. The reader may use any of the following-three scales with the basic move based on the Infantry moving 100 yards in one turn.

1/10 3/4" equals 20 yds.
1/5 3/4" equals 10 yds.
1" equals 20 yards.

Personnel Carriers	Men carried	Movement Factor	Point Cost
Jeep	4	6	5
3/4 ton truck	8	5	7
Bren carrier	6	5	7
2 1/2 - 3 ton truck	15	5	14
APC	12	5	14

Armoured or Scout Cars	Movement Factor	Point cost
w/ MG	6	16
w/ MG and 2cm	6	19
w/ 2 pounder	6	20
w/ s/b 7.5cm	6	22

Anti-Tank Guns	Minimum Crews	Movement Factor	Point Cost
Ger. 20/28mm	2	less 1 with towing vehicle	3
Ger. 37mm	2	less 1 with towing vehicle	4
Br. 2 pounder	2	less 1 with towing vehicle	4
It. 47mm	2	less 1 with towing vehicle	4
Ger. 50mm	3	less 1 with towing vehicle	6
Br. 6 pounder	3	less 1 with towing vehicle	6
Ger. 75mm	4	less 1 with towing vehicle	9
Ger. 88mm	5	less 1 with towing vehicle	12

* It takes 1/2 move to limber or unlimber a gun from the towing vehicle.
* All guns must have a towing vehicle
* Example of moving and firing

Move 1 - fires and limbers up
Move 2 - full move or half move and unlimbers
Move 3 - unlimbers and fires

Infantry	Men per tray	Point Cost	Shots per base	Short	Medium	Long
Rifle	3	1	1	300	600	800
SMG	2	1	3	75	150	-
LMG	2	2	3	300	800	1200
HMG	2	3	4	300	800	1500

Rifles & SMG May take a full move and fire
Machine Guns may move 1/2 move and fire
Hits - short 4/5/6, medium range 5/6, long range 6
Prone or dug in infantry firing add 1 to the die score, firing against prone or dug in infantry, discount long range firing, unless on a higher elevation, and confirm hits with 4/5/6 at short range, 5/4/5/6/, at medium range, and 6 at long range.
close quarter combat - 1" or less - all hits count
If infantry is taken in the flank, then the flanker fires first, and those who are left may return fire (Exception)

If infantry is firing against head on infantry and is fired on from the flank, everyoLe fires and casualties are assessed as usual

Tanks and S/P vehicles mounting A/T Guns	Movement	Armor Factor	Point Cost
Stuart - 37mm	6	Lt. Med	26
Crusader I&II - 2 pounder	5	Lt. Med	26
Crusader III - 6 pounder	5	Lt. Med	28
Matilda - 2 pounder	2	Med.	31
Valentine - 2 pounder	3	Med.	31
Grant - 75mm	4	Med.	36
Sherman - 75mm	4	Med.	36
M 13/40 - 47mm	4	Light	20
M 13/41 - 47mm	4	Light	20
P75/18 - s/b 75mm	4	Lt. Med.	27
Pz: Mk II 2cm	4	Light	19
Pz Mk III37mm or 50mm	4	Med.	31
Pz. Mk IV 7.5cm s/b	4	Med.	33
Pz Mk. IV l/b 7.5cm	4	Med.	36
Pz Mk I or II - s/p guns	4	Light	23
Pz Mk III l/b 50mm	4	Med.	33

The above table takes into consideration only the most popular tanks used in the desert.
All tanks are considered able to fire one machine gun.
Tanks may move a full move and not fire, or 1/2 move and fire, or if stationary, add 1 to the hit probability on the die.
Only Pz. Mk III and IV, along with the Grants and Shermans may fire A/P shells against infantry.