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name	publisher(developer)	year	description
1939	Magic Games	199?
Action in The North Atlantic	General Quarters Software	1989
African Desert Campaign	author	1986
Arnhem: The 'Market Garden' Operation	CCS	1988
Battle for Normandy	SSI (Tactical Design Group)	1983
Battle Tank: Kursk to Berlin	Simulations Canada	1990
Battlehawks 1942	Lucasfilm Games	1988	Rich in historical detail and thrilling in graphic realism, Battlehawks 1942 gives you a heart-pounding experience of the four naval air battles that turned the tide of World War II in the Pacific: Coral Sea, Midway, Eastern Solomons, and Santa Cruz Islands. Fly authentic American and Japanese planes. Exciting flyer's eye perspective. Over 30 white-knuckle combat missions!* [83]* [62]* [33]* [17]* [22]* [1]*** [52]
Battleship Bismarck	General Quarters Software	1987
Big Three	SDJ Enterprises	1989
Blue Max: Aces of the Great War	Three-Sixty (Artech Digital Productions)	1990
Bombs Away	Creative Computing	198?	David Ahl modified the original program which was created by David Sherman while a student at Curtis Jr. High School, Sudbury, Massachusetts. The program listing was published in David Ahl's book BASIC Computer Games by Creative Computing in 1978. [GeeTee]*You fly a World War II bomber for one of the four protagonists of the war. Select your target or the type of plane you are flying. Depending on your flying experience and the quality of the enemy defenders, you may then accomplish your mission, get shot down, or make it back through enemy fire. In any case, you get a chance to fly again. [GeeTee]*[media=youtube]5zSdJz8ZNE0[/media]
Command H.Q.	MicroPlay Software (Ozark Softscape)	1990	[22]* [52]* [37]***1 player, or 2 player via modem. Requires a mouse. Awarded CGW's Wargame of the year. Real-time pont-and-click world war (WWI, WWII, WWIII) update of the <a href="../lista4.asp?fname=Modem%20Wars">Modem Wars</a> concept, Danielle Bunten admits that the Axis and Alies board game influenced deveopelment of this game. The WWIII simulation was inspired by Tom Clancy's Red Storm Rising but includes nukes. This game was later updated with Dani's authorization by a group of fans. There was a Win9x version planned, but it was cancled when Mindscape took over Microprose.
Crusade in Europe	MicroProse	1985
Dawn Patrol	Empire (Rowan Software)	1994
Desert Rats: The North Africa Campaign	CCS	1988
Destroyer	Epyx	1987
Dreadnoughts	Turcan Research Systems	1992
Fifty Mission Crush	SSI	1986	"50 Mission Crush" was the name given to the crushed service cap worn by the battle-hardened veteran pilots of the B-17. It was a mark of distinction and honor. It is now the name of this exciting and unique role-playing wargame. 50 Mission Crush puts you in the cockpit as pilot of the most glamorous bomber of World War II - B-17 Flying Fortress. As part of the 8th Air Force 306 Bomber Group, you must try to survive fifty harrowing raids over France and Germany. Everything about this game is historically accurate, right down to the name of your bomber: "Impatient Virgin". The action is also real... fast and intense! Like a real B-17 commander, you'll have full control of your bomber and your gunners. You'll determine the bomb/fuel ratio your plane will carry on each mission, and how you'll fly (high or low altitude). After each mission (if you've survived!), you'll be evaluated by the computer and awarded points based on such factors as: How dificult was the mission? How accurate was your bombing? How many enemy planes did you shoot down (Don't forget enemy fighters get better at shooting down B-17's as time goes by!)? The more points you get, the closer you'll be to a promotion. Starting off as a Lieutenant, you'll be able to make it all the way to Brigadier General! But for all its luster, the General's bright shiny star will pale to a mere battered cap - your 50 mission crush.
Fire-Brigade: The Battle for Kiev - 1943	Mindscape;Panther Games (Panther Games)	1989
First over Germany	SSI	1989
Frontline	CCS	1990
GATO	Spectrum Holobyte	1984
Halls of Montezuma: A Battle History of the United States Marine Corps	SSG	1989
Hellcat Ace	MicroProse	1984
History Line 1914-1918	Blue Byte	1992
Kampfgruppe	SSI	1987
Knights of the Desert: The North African Campaign of 1941-1943	SSI (Tactical Design Group)	1983
Knights of the Sky	MicroProse	1990
Malta Storm	Simulations Canada	1989
Midway: The Battle that Doomed Japan	General Quarters Software	1989
Night Raider	Gremlin Graphics;Epyx	1988
Operation Market Garden: Drive on Arnhem, September 1944	SSI	1985
P47 Thunderbolt	Firebird (Source)	1990
Panzer General	SSI	1994
PT Boat Simulator	Digital Illusions	1994	You are the skipper of the most versatile fighting machine of the WWII era, the PT Torpedo Boat, encountering enemy ships, submarines and aircraft. Your daring missions will pit your skills against enemy ships, planes and shore batteries with over ten times your firepower. You challenge the enemy and yourself in one of five different theaters in the Pacific and Mediterranean Seas. Key Features: - 5 addictive levels of play - 45 different historical missions - Five theaters of action - Practice tactics mode to sharpen your skills - Full control of all weapons including torpedoes, depth charges and guns - Authentic smokescreen and flares - Autopilot and Rapid Deploy options
PT-109	Spectrum Holobyte (Digital Illusions)	1987
Red Baron	Sierra On-Line (Dynamix)	1990
Red Storm Rising	MicroProse	1989
Rommel: Battles for North Africa	SSG	1989
Russian Front II: The Kursk Campaign	author	1990
Russisk Front	author	1989
Sands of Fire	Three-Sixty	1990
Search and Destroy	Brøderbund	1987
Second Front: Germany Turns East	SSI	1990
Storm Across Europe	SSI	1990
The Ancient Art of War in the Skies	Microprose (Evryware)	1992
The Battle for Europe '39-'45	Entrex Software	1989
The Battle of Kursk	author	1989
The Battle of the Bulge: Tigers in the Snow	SSI	1982
The Dam Busters	Accolade;U.S. Gold;Datasoft (Sydney Development)	1985

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