| In the early to mid 1960s, Milton Bradley
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| | dangerous. The game itself isn't very
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| came out with some interesting games all
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| | complicated and honestly not all that
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| marketed under the label of American
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| | interesting either, but it does contain
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| Heritage games. These were all war based
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| | some really cool miniatures that you can
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| games and at the time were very popular.
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| | play with and the board is very colorful.
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| Unfortunately, they drifted off into
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| | Not one of Milton Bradley's better
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| obscurity and are now some of the rarest
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| | efforts.In the year 1963 the American
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| games around if you can even find one.
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| | Heritage series continued with Dogfight.
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| Collectors are getting a mint for some of
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| | This was a World War I air battle game
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| these.The series started in 1961 with the
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| | between the American and German air
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| Civil War Edition. This game was a very
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| | forces. The game is a very light version
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| scaled down Civil War battle game. Each
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| | of WW I air combat and not for really
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| side had only 22 pieces consisting of 10
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| | serious gamers. Each side gets 6 planes
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| Infantry, 10 Calvary and 2 Artillery
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| | divided into 2 squadrons of 3 planes
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| pieces. In order to do combat with an
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| | each. You have to try to maneuver your
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| enemy piece you had to line up your piece
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| | planes around so that you can get a clear
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| adjoining it in some way, either side to
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| | shot at an enemy plane without getting
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| side or facing the piece. Also, in order
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| | shot yourself. For each plane you shoot
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| to defeat the piece you had to have
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| | down you get a token. These tokens are
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| superior battle strength. Infantry and
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| | used to get cards. The player with the
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| Artillery had the greatest strength of 2
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| | most cards at the end of the game is the
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| and Calvary had a strength of only 1.
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| | winner.The final game in the series was
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| You could combine your pieces in any way
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| | Hit The Beach. This game came out in
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| but in order to attack with Artillery you
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| | 1965 and was a WW II edition of the
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| had to have a Calvary piece with it. To
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| | marines landing at the Japanese beach.
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| remove a piece you jumped over it, except
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| | In this game both players are the
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| Artillery pieces did not jump. The game
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| | Americans and the object is to be the
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| was won by removing all the pieces of the
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| | first side to reach the Japanese HQ. The
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| other side. However, your opponent could
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| | Japanese defense forces are obstacles to
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| surrender if he felt there was no way for
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| | both players in this game. In this game
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| him to win.The next game in the series
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| | each player has 6 pieces composed of 2
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| was the 1962 edition of Broadside. This
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| | Marines, 2 Infantry, 1 naval landing
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| was a game that was probably based off
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| | support ship and 1 strategic air support
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| the old wars between Britain and Spain
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| | aircraft. If when moving your pieces you
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| during the pirate days, though no actual
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| | land directly on an opponents piece, you
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| description of a timeline is given. The
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| | send that piece back to the start. This
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| object of the game is to position your
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| | is ultimately how you become the first
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| frigates in such a way as to take shots
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| | one to reach the Japanese HQ. This was
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| at your opponents ships and knocking out
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| | probably the most interesting and
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| one of its masts. There are also land
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| | exciting of all the American Heritage
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| based cannons that can attack enemy ships
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| | games.
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| so getting too close to land can be very
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