TF72 - Naval Warfare College Annex

[Deputy Commander Turner]

The Game is Still . . . OGRE

Ogre is a board wargame first released in 1977
as the first Metagaming Concepts Microgame,
designed by Steve Jackson. Its basic premise
is that it is an asymmetric-forces game set in
the late 21st century.One player has a single
giant robot tank (called an "Ogre") pitted against
a second player's headquarters, defended by a
mixture of conventional tanks, infantry, and artillery.

The concept was strongly influenced by Keith Laumer's
novel Bolo (1976), and Colin Kapp's short story "Gottlos"
(1969). The Ogre itself is named after the large and
strong mythological beast ogre. Since its initial release
in 1977 Ogre has been reprinted many times, most recently
in 2000. After Jackson founded his own company,
Steve Jackson Games, Ogre, its sequel G.E.V., and further
expansions were published in the Pocket Box format.
On March 8, 2008, Steve Jackson Games announced the
planned production of Ogre 6th Edition.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogre_(game)



BAF

[Deputy Commander Turner]

Tasking with TASK FORCE 72 - Please Read
http://www.area42wraps.com/PDF/TF72MANUALa1.pdf

BAF - Baghdad Attack Formation, UPDATED
http://www.area42wraps.com/PDF/TF72MANUAL2.pdf



NOTES TO ADD TO BAF
> TFM have a better view of the battlefield than the TFL.
TFM's will need to communicate to the TFL direction of flight to
best bring the most effective Arcs on Target.
> TFL must not forget he is driving.

[Deputy Commander Turner]

FROM: TF72 - Naval Warfare College Annex



BAF - Baghdad Attack Formation, UPDATED
http://www.area42wraps.com/PDF/TF72MANUAL2.pdf

[Vital<FCF>]

This is absolutely brilliant. I love this Naval Warfare College. Nice job.

[Deputy Commander Turner]

Thanks