Dreadnought (1975)

From the rulebook:

Dreadnought is a two-player simulation of surface naval warfare in the period 1906 to 1944 with the primary emphasis on the role of the all big-gun battleship (Dreadnought) in fleet actions. Historical and non-historical battles and naval campaigns are presented. Essential elements of surface naval warfare are recreated, including gunnery, torpedoes, ranging, damage control, formation handling and fleet coordination.

Each Game-Turn represents 15 minutes of real time. Each hex represents 1800 meters from side to parallel side. Each movement point represents 4 knots of speed.

A complete game of Dreadnought should include the following parts:

Six map sections (each 10" x 10.75")
One Rules Folder
Two sheets of Charts and Tables
One set of Die-Cut Counters (400 pieces)
Two Dice
One SiMove Pad

Magazine References:

Moves Article Index:

• Number 30, December/January 1977
  • Dreadnought - "New Scenarios For Dreadnought: A Mediterranean Excusion" (Scenarios), George Lyon