Based on our 1986 Amphibious Naval Wargames of the last months (and bought miniatures), I needed some additional Soviet/Russian ship descriptions in the USSR Fleet List of 'Naval Command 2021' Rule set. There are Grisha- & Grigorovich-class frigates, Alligator-, Polnocny- & AIST-class amphibious units, T-43 minesweeper and Don-, Berezina- & Boris Chilikin-class Naval Auxiliaries. They are posted on the 'Naval Command 2021' Facebook page; free to use and hopefully included/adapted in a future version of Naval Command.
Blog about table-top Naval Wargaming. To simulate/play naval skirmishes with scale 1:3000 miniature warships on a (blue) sea mat. Dice determine ship speed, hitting probabilities, damage, etc. [ Dutch language] Het blog heeft de bedoeling om de maritieme versie van war gamen meer onder de aandacht te brengen in Nederland.
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