D-Day: The Great Crusade

D-Day: The Great Crusade

D-Day:The Great Crusade is a historical operational wargame that covers the Normandy Campaign of World War II from 6 June 1944 to 6 July 1944. The game is intended for two players but can be played solitaire or with four players as well.

The 480 game pieces represent individual military units regimental or battalion scale with some units at the company and brigade level. A hexagonal grid superimposed over the two mapsheets regulates movement at the scale of 1.5 km per hexagon. Each turn represents one day of time.

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