Golden Journal No. 59 Portugal's Armada visible In May 1942

In May 1942

Ships now steaming under German colors include the French battleship Richelieu

Twenty-one scenarios tell the story in graduated fashion – you only need to learn some of the rules to play the first few scenarios

In addition to five scenarios covering all or part of the War in the Pacific

Great Pacific War is Avalanche Press' strategic-level game of the War in the Pacific

Golden Journal No. 59 Portugal's Armada visible In May 1942Note: Gold Club members can use their max discount. Golden Journal No. 59: Portugals Armada is for Great War at Sea, with 23 new die cut and silky smooth pieces. Portugal was a desperately poor country, and this influenced naval development more than any other factor. They desired a fleet to protect their colonies from British and German encroachment, but could not really afford it. There are four distinct eras of Portuguese naval construction covered