Board Game
Operation Olympic: The Invasion of Japan 1 November 1945
By Jim Dunnigan · Art by Redmond Aksel Simonsen
Operation Olympic is a hypothetical simulation of the planned invasion of Kyushu, the southernmost of the Japanese Home Islands in November 1945. It was designed to secure a base of operations for the follow-up Operation Coronet, which was scheduled to be launched against the principal Home Island of Honshu in March 1946. Units are regiments and brigades, hexes are 6.5 kilometers side to side, a game turn represents one week of real time. There are scenarios for solitaire and two-player games. Published in Strategy & Tactics #45 (July-August 1974).
- Wargame
- World War II
- Grid Movement
- Solo / Solitaire Game
- Events
- Movement Points
- Dice Rolling
- Simulation
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