Since the TRC module had already been done, I felt there might be a
need/desire for the sister game.  As I had not created a WGP module 
from
scratch before, I thought this would be a good one to start with.

I believe everything but the Replacement Chart and Rules Booklet (which 
has
the Movement Allowance Chart on the back) has been accounted for.  
You're
supposed to own the game, after all.  I've even included a Weather 
Chart to
keep track of this item.

I didn't include any force pools thinking they were unnecessary for as
simple a game as this.
The group of files distributed with this module includes one setup file 
for
the campaign game (who would want to play anything else?).  The 
scenarios
can be easily recreated from this setup file if one so desires.


There are holding boxes/areas for all the units as follows:

England Box - Allied units awaiting transfer to the European mainland 
from
England, Allied Air counters, Naval counters, Partisan and Carpet 
Bombing
counter are all initially placed here.

Africa Box - Allied units awaiting transfer to the European mainland 
from
Africa are initially placed here.

Turn Record Track - The German 'R' units are placed on this track in 
the
left-most-middle box. Reinforcements are placed along the track in 
their
turn of arrival (the German 'I' units are placed on the German JUN I 
box
since they arrive as reinforcements on the first turn).  There is even 
a
box for the extended game reinforcements due the Germans on APR I.  
Boxes
with only numbers in them are for conversions/withdrawls; consult the
German OB charts as applicable.

Replacement Track - Replacement Markers are provided here.

Allied Supply Capacity Track - For obvious reasons.  Underneath this 
track
you'll find port value, RailHead and Control markers for use during the 
game.

Allied/German Dead Pile Boxes - Again, for obvious reasons.

Panzer Reserve Box - Put those units here when so designated.

The German TAC Availability Chart has the exact number of aircraft
available to the German player throughout the game (we're not 
restricted to
unit counts like the game was).  The Aircraft Missions chart has plenty 
of
room to place each player's aircraft in.  I've even included the River
Crossing and Combat Results tables for ease of reference (they were on 
the
map, so I put them off map).

Tracks for Overstrength Infantry Divisions, Paris Garrison, 79th Armor
Division Substitutes and Volkssturm Infantry are located in the lower
lefthand portion of the screen.

The specifically located units are in their appropriate cites and the 
other
Military District units are stacked in their respective Military 
Districts.  

The, initially, 7 German hidden units can be handled in one of two 
ways:

1. The German player can simply send an encoded setup file (Winzip or
other) to the Allied player describing the locations of his 7, 
initially,
hidden units to be revealed at the appropriate time.

2. When the setup file is loaded, the players will be asked to define
players.  You should define players 1 and 2, and the German player 
should
initialize the name and password for player 1, then send the file to 
the
Allied player.  When both passwords have been initialized, the German
player may hide his hidden setup units (Pick up the units to be hidden 
and
select the menu option Unit
Control -> Hide Unit).  At the appropriate time, the hidden units can 
be
revealed by Unit Control -> Unhide Units.

I hope this module brings you back to one of the classical beer and 
pretzel
games of all time.

SCD

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