The Russo-Japanese War (1975)

The Russo-Japanese War is a combined game, comprised of two subordinate games: Tsushima and Port Arthur, each of which deal with a facet of the 1904-05 War, and together they present a coherent recreation of the conflict.

The Russo-Japanese War uses the components of Tsushima and Port Arthur.These include:
A. Two maps, labeled Tsushima and Port Arthur. The maps include charts useful in the play of the game.
B. Two counter sheets labeled Tsushima (176 counters each 5/8" square) and Port Arthur (240 counters each 1/2" square)
C. Two subordinate games rules folders.
D. One combined game rules folder.

Also published in Command Magazine Japan #55.

Magazine References:

Panzerfaust and Campaign Article Index:

• Number 73 May-June 1976
  • Fight in the Skies / 1815: The Waterloo Campaign / The Russo-Japanese War / Gamma Two's New Format / NFL Strategy / Hex Sheets - "Thumbnail Analysis" (Review), Don Lowry