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The five battles of the 1964 Midway game and the Coral Sea Variant combined into a campaign. This includes reserve ships list for each battle, extra ship prints to make more ship counters, and simple replacement and repair rules.

Spanish rules translation, carts, etc.

This is the Hit Record form for the Santa Cruz scenario as presented in the "Pacific Theatre Via Midway" variant published on General 15.5

This is the Hit Record form for the Eastern Solomons scenario as presented in the "Pacific Theatre Via Midway" variant published on General 15.5

This is the Hit Record form for the Coral Sea scenario as presented in the "Pacific Theatre Via Midway" variant published on General 15.5

This is the Hit Record form for the Wake Island scenario presented in BattlePlan no.4. It didn't exist, I created so now you can print it at will.

This copy of the ship counters is a merging of the Midway and Coral Sea Variant Japanese Navy counters into one counter sheet. Some of the ship shapes – particularly the smaller aircraft carriers – have been modified to more closely take their scale size. Some of the AA values of the heavy cruisers have been swaped to keep the classes consistent.

This copy of the ship counters is a merging of the Midway and Coral Sea Variant U.S. Navy counters into one counter sheet. Bonus: several WWI-era battleships have been added to give you the total number that were available around mid-1942. Or in other words, the early battleships that were steaming as a backup in May not too far east of Midway. Also a couple of light cruisers have been added. Please note, in some cases the gun arrangement of the ships has been modified to come closer to the real thing.

United States Navy hit record for CV’s, BB’s, DD’s and SS’s. These are set up to be used with the AH Advanced Bismarck (’62) tactical rules. The ship records show main armament, secondary/AA armament and hit points – all within an appropriate ship shape - and the game points, for all the major USN ships for the first part of the war. To be used in conjunction with AH Midway (’64) and the Coral Sea via Midway and Leyte Gulf variants.

United States Navy hit record for CA’s and CL’s. These are set up to be used with the AH Advanced Bismarck (’62) tactical rules. The ship records show main armament, secondary/AA armament and hit points – all within an appropriate ship shape - and the game points, for all the major USN ships for the first part of the war. To be used in conjunction with AH Midway (’64) and the Coral Sea via Midway and Leyte Gulf variants. Most of the more modern CL’s have been made stronger to reflect their increased size and armament.

Imperial Japanese Navy hit record for CA’s and CL’s. These are set up to be used with the AH Advanced Bismarck (’62) tactical rules. The ship records show main armament, secondary/AA armament and hit points – all within an appropriate ship shape - and the game points for all the major IJN ships for the first part of the war. To be used in conjunction with AH Midway (’64) and the Coral Sea via Midway and Leyte Gulf variants. Some CL’s have been slightly changed.

The Leyte Gulf Variant map done electronically in a hex grid format. Two rows have been added to the right edge to give some room for manouevre, and the island of Dinagat has been added.

Imperial Japanese Navy hit record for BB’s, CV’s, DD’s and SS’s. These are set up to be used with the AH Advanced Bismarck (’62) tactical rules. The ship records show main armament, secondary/AA armament and hit points – all within a appropriate ship shape - and the game points for all the major IJN ships for the first part of the war. To be used in conjunction with AH Midway (’64) and the Coral Sea via Midway and Leyte Gulf variants. Ise and Hyuga are in their earlier battleship format.

An electronic remake of the Coral Sea via Midway Variant map. The original was in squares, the same as the search board from the Midway game. This map has been recreated electronically with a hex grid superimposed instead of the original squares grid. This may affect game play slightly.

The Avalon Hill original Midway game search map done as a hex grid version. Caution: may change game play slightly.

Time record chart - 5 games per page

Japanese & US ships on one page w/space for Ops notes.

Midway Battle Manual scanned from original. Updated to fix incorrect graphic.

Original 1964 AH Midway rules book OCRd with scans of original art.

A version of the Search board map for Panama Canal Zone operations at 300 dpi.

Cleaned up versions of the original Leyte Gulf Search board maps at 300 dpi.

Contains all of the carriers and bases in Midway and the Coral Sea variant for use with the house rules I described in a separate post. Secretly prepare your planes instead of announcing "readying". These can be seen in use in some of the photos.

A simple and truly double blind ship search system that uses Excel!

I made an Operations Plotter for the organizing, tracking and writing orders. I also made graphic representations of the Carriers for indicating the various stages of readiness of your aircraft! These should be hidden from your opponent.

Scans of the Coral Sea Variant Rules Booklet