Getting Started with Panzer Campaigns Moscow 41 Ceiling Hartcct Ii tranen Dero i tie See S Pike Seley Help POR SN Peete AD A et ere od LA Peace a Cle Welcome to Panzer Campaigns Moscow 41 The orders for the capture of Moscow came in October 1941 As the Germans closed in on the capital the fighting got fiercer and more desperate The delay of the German forces after Smolensk left little time for the drive to Moscow before the onset of winter Both German and Russian
Windows 95 CD ROM Data Card c READ FIRST We know you re anxious to begin PANZER GENERAL II but before you do please be sure that your system meets the following minimum system requirements Pentium 90 MHz IBM PC or compatible 16 MB of RAM Windows 95 NOTE This is a Windows 95 game and should not be played on Windows NT systems Multitasking is not recommended when playing PANZER GENERAL II An Uncompressed
GENERA USER MANUAL Introduction Do you have what it takes to win Will you fight as a Wehrmacht Officer or perhaps lead your comrades in the Soviet Army You may want to hit the beaches at Salerno and Normandy as an American or British General No matter what path you choose you will need all your skills to triumph The successful Panzer General devises sound strategic plans and carries them out with unswerving commitment Generals who are indecisive ine
Panzer Battles User Manual Introduction Panzer Battles is a series of games covering the major campaigns of World War Il In addition to covering the historical events of these Campaigns many hypothetical and what if situations are addressed The 2 game can be played alone versus the ee computer or against a human pace en ge a 3 Opponent using Play By E Mail and eau lt Play a a Local rea Network or the Internet The game is turn based with each
Panzer Campaigns Tunisia 43 Getting Started Welcome to Panzer Campaigns Tunisia 43 The Western Allies have struck back at the Axis with their first major European landings aimed at the Axis rear in North Africa driving on the Vichy French cities and ports in Tunisia including Bizerte and Tunis The Germans and Italians counter with forces airlifted to airfields in the area stopping the initial allied advance and leading to an extended campaign for final control of North A
Panzer Campaigns Main Program Introduction This help file covers the features and functionality of the Main Program of the Panzer Campaigns series of games All menus and dialogs associated with the Main Program are covered in this help file For further information on the game system and editors you should review the following help files e Panzer Campaigns User Manual e Scenario Editor e Order Of Battle Editor This manual last updated April 24 2011 The Menus File
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Panzer Campaigns User Manual Introduction __ Panzer Campaigns is a series of games covering the major campaigns of World War Il In addition to covering the historical events of these campaigns many hypothetical and what if situations are addressed The game can be played alone versus the computer or against a human opponent using Play By E Mail and Network Play over a Local Area Network or the Internet The game is turn based with each side moving and firi