/nwg/ naval wargames general

Lewd edition.

Talk about botes, bote based wargaming and RPGs, and maybe even a certain bote based vidya that tickles our autism in just the right way.

Games, Ospreys and References (Courtesy of /hwg/)
mediafire.com/folder/lx05hfgbic6b8/Naval_Wargaming

Rule the Waves
mega.nz/#!EccBTJIY!MqKZWSQqNv68hwOxBguat1gcC_i28O5hrJWxA-vXCtI

Guess that the previous one 404'd prematurely, lets see if this one has what it takes to survive.

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mediafire.com/file/0msidubym5i3y3k/Osprey - NVA 246 - British Destroyers 1939-45 (1) Pre-war Classes.pdf
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Oh my, I can see her torpedo bulges.

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lewd

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British Destroyers 1939–45 (1) Pre-war classes (Osprey New Vanguard 246)

The Royal Navy entered World War II with a large but eclectic fleet of destroyers. Some of these were veterans of World War I, fit only for escort duties. Most though, had been built during the inter-war period, and were regarded as both reliable and versatile. Danger though lurked across the seas as new destroyers being built in Germany, Italy and Japan were larger and better armoured. So, until the new, larger Tribal-class destroyers could enter service, these vessels would have to hold the line. Used mainly to hunt submarines, protect convoys from aerial attack, and take out other destroyers, these ships served across the globe during the war. This fully illustrated study is the first in a two-part series on the real workhorses of the wartime Royal Navy, focusing on how these ageing ships took on the formidable navies of the Axis powers.

mediafire.com/file/0msidubym5i3y3k/Osprey - NVA 246 - British Destroyers 1939-45 (1) Pre-war Classes.pdf

Nice find! Thanks for sharing!

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