Great War at Sea: War Plan Gold visible and plentiful air power and

and plentiful air power and artillery

we won’t be reprinting them

die-cut playing pieces: 100 of them double-sized “long” pieces depicting major warships and the remaining 80 normal-sized square ones representing small warships

• Burning Tigers

There are also thirty new scenarios based on the battles that might have been waged in the North Atlantic in this alternate world

Great War at Sea: War Plan Gold visible and plentiful air power andDuring the early decades of the 20th century, the United States Navy made plans to fight a host of potential enemies. Some of these future wars seemed inevitable, particularly that with Japan. Others depended on changes in current politics, but Navy planners wanted to be prepared just in case. One of these plans, labeled Gold, studied a potential naval war with France. The United States had stood alongside its oldest ally during the First World War,