Wargames Illustrated 312 - (October 2013) FoW 6-Days War Rulebook for free

Wargames Illustrated 132 contains the following content:

THE SIX-DAY WAR. Our theme content kicks off with your handy guide to the Six-Day War, arming you with background information toget you swiftly into the period.

THE TANKS OF '67. Here we focus on the stars of the Fate Of A Nation game - the tanks. Providing information on those used by both sidesin the conflict.

THE COLOURS OF '67. The Arab-Israeli War of 1967 presents a whole new palette of colours for Flames Of War players. This article is an introductory guide to painting the forces that fought in the Six-Day War.

FREE 24 Page Booklet With This Issue of Wargames Illustrated.
Fate Of A Nation:
Arab-Israeli Wars, Six-Day War, 1967 
On 5 June, 1967, Israel surprised the Arab forces massing on its borders with a pre-emptive strike. By the end of the day a hundred thousand soldiers and several thousand tanks were locked in battle — a struggle that would decide the fate of Israel.
Both sides had spent a decade preparing for this titanic struggle. Both sides acquired every modern tank they could, and upgraded those they retained from earlier wars. The opening battles saw more tanks in combat than the famous Battle of Prokhorovka between the Germans and Soviets near Kursk in 1943. The clash was swift and brutal. Within days a thousand wrecked tanks littered the battlefields and Israel was victorious.
Fate Of A Nation
INSIDE YOU WILL FIND:

• Armoured forces for Israel, the United Arab Republic (Egypt), and Jordan in the Six-Day War.
• The Israeli P’lugah Tan’kim (Tank Company) fields Sho’t, Centurion, Magach (M48), M51 Isherman, M50 Sherman, M1 Super Sherman medium tanks, and AMX light tanks.
• The UAR Kuteybh Debabh (Tank Battalion) fields the latest T-54 and T-55 tanks backed by older T-34/85 medium tanks, IS-3 heavy tanks, and SU-100M tank destroyers.
• The Jordanian Saraya Mudr’e (Armoured Squadron) fields Centurion and M48 tanks.
• These forces are supported by mechanised infantry, artillery, and air pow

BATTLEFIELDS OF THE SIX-DAY WAR. We continue to provide you with all the relevent information you will need for your Fate Of A Nation games.

MISSIONS OF '67. Gavin Von Rossum explains how existing Flames Of War missions can be converted for use with Fate Of A Nation.

OUTFITTING: CONFEDERATE INFANTRY. Don Effinger and Mike Evans return to continue their look at the uniforms and equipment of the American Civil War. This time they’re reviewing the average Confederate infantryman.

SALUTING THE ALAMO. One of the most impressive tables from Salute 2013 was Gringo 40’s Alamo game. Following the show we tracked down the guys who had put on the game and asked them to tell us how it came about, and played out on the day.

THE SAVAGE WARS OF PEACE - PART FOUR. Colonial buff Andy Hoare takes us back to his series on the “small wars” of Queen Victoria, this time taking a look at the 8th Xhosa War, and adding various Objectives to his growing set of campaign rules.

RONIN DESIGNER'S NOTES. We are treated to a quick glimpse of the rules behind Osprey Wargames’ latest offering - Ronin - from the author himself, Craig Woodfield.

PHOTOGRAPHING: THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Bill Gaskin’s American War of Independence collection is a sight to behold, and that’s exactly what you can do in these eight pages of photos on the subject.

WRESTLING WITH RAPHIA. Chris Hahn talks us through his struggle to best represent elements of the 217BC Battle of Raphia in a wargame.

GREAT WARRIORS: BUTLER'S RANGERS. Our Great Warriors series returns with a focus on one of the most famous ranger regiments of the American Revolution.

In addition, Fighting Talk! returns to the musings of Barry Hilton, and we report from HISTORICON 2013.