Jutland: Prizes of War visible with the Burstyn Motorgeschütz and

with the Burstyn Motorgeschütz and some other early attempts at armored vehicles: Russia’s tiny Vezdekhod and gigantic Mendeleev tanks

The map extends from Berlin in the west to Kuybyshev in the east

with fourteen scenarios depicting this Franco-German naval war

die-cut playing pieces one 22x28-inch operational map

The Italian Red Sea Flotilla based at Massawa in Eritrea tries to choke this vital choke-point

Jutland: Prizes of War visible with the Burstyn Motorgeschütz andWith a few small twists of history, battleships built for Frances Marine Nationale or the Imperial Russian Navy might have served under British or German colors instead. Repaired and refitted, these ships could have sharply altered the balance of power in the North Sea. Prizes of War, an expansion for Great War at Sea: Jutland, is built around that question. One that probably hasnt bothered too many naval historians, but is certainly a central one for