Mediterranean Fleets: The Italian, Greek, Turkish and Yugoslav Navies in WWII (2012 Standard)

For the first time the Admiralty Trilogy system covers the Greek, Turkish, and Yugoslavian Navies. Previous listings of Italian ships and aircraft have been updated with information from many new reference sources (including naval experts in Italy who were consulted and graciously shared information that resolved many questions. Fire control and ASW capabilities especially benefited from their assistance.) Mediterranean Fleets includes over 150 ships and 90 aircraft. All data and information has been updated to Command at Sea 4th edition standard. More than just making the information compatible with Command at Sea, this data is now in the same format as Harpoon and Fear God & Dread Nought, the other core games in the Admiralty Trilogy. All ships and aircraft extant from 1939 to 1945, including several projected or hypothetical platforms are here; such as the projected Italian aircraft carriers, the Turkish Batiray mine-laying submarine, and the Italian G.55/II Centauro fighter and Piaggio P.108 bomber Mediterranean Fleets has been updated to use the 2012 Standard, an improved formula used to calculate a ship’s damage points. Please make sure that all ships on both sides in a scenario are using either the older 2006 Standard, or the new 2012 Standard. —description from the publisher