Strategy & Tactics #351: Bosnian War – 1992–1995 presents a hard-hitting modern wargame alongside detailed historical analysis of the conflicts that followed the breakup of Yugoslavia. This issue focuses on the brutal and complex war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where shifting alliances, ethnic divisions, and international intervention shaped the battlefield.

• Modern Conflict Simulation – Command either Government or Bosnian Serb forces in a detailed simulation of the Bosnian War, featuring multiple factions and shifting control of allied units.
• Dynamic Multi-Faction System – Includes Croatian Defence Council (HVO), Croatian Army (HV), and Krajina Serb forces, with control changing through events and strategic conditions.
• Operational-Level Gameplay – Each turn represents three months, with units ranging from regiments to divisions, capturing the scale and complexity of the conflict.
• Includes Historical Articles – Features additional content on Tecumseh and the War of 1812, the Carinthian conflict of 1918–20, and the Mongol conquest of the Rus.

The game system models the harsh realities of the conflict, including territorial control, population impact, and the strategic importance of key towns and cities. Players must navigate political, military, and logistical challenges in a constantly shifting environment.

This issue of Strategy & Tactics includes both a complete wargame and a collection of historical articles, continuing the series’ tradition of combining detailed military analysis with playable simulations.

Game Components:
22" x 34" Game Map
176 Counters (5/8")
Magazine with Rules and Historical Background

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