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Let us consider, to make the next simulation possible, that the political power of Carthage (the suffetes and the families descended from kings) would have understood the risk of living in the shadow of Rome. They would understand that, although the vocation of their people (of Phoenician origin) was essentially mercantilist, they could not continue to practice it peacefully, should the Roman Senate decide to expand its territory beyond the Italic peninsula. And so, rather late (because they could have conquered all of Sicily, involved in the Greek wars a long time ago) than never they would decide for a total war against Rome, to destroy its political power over the other nations of the peninsula so that they could conform to a Confederate Republic. This would not forever prevent the inexorable march of Roman power, but perhaps postpone or significantly alter its effects.
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GenrePsychology, Other
Length4 hrs 5 mins
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Publish dateDec 6, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1ANDRÉ GERAQUE KIFFER
2SUMMARY
3CHAPTER 1
4Hadasht, New City) from the 3rd century BC. The
5Appius Claudius commander of the expedition. The
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6Despite this operational strategic victory, the
7(present-day Palermo) on the northern coast of
8ships in bad weather.
9of Lilybaeum. The Roman consul Claudius Pulcher
10Second Punic War (218 - 201 BC)
11Carthaginians - hence his nickname Cunctator.
12In Hispania, Hasdrubal Barca, Hannibal's
13Im 9: Punic Wars battles.
14The hostilities between the Carthaginians and
15CHAPTER 2
16CARTHAGINIAN STRATEGIC ANALYSIS
17Karl von Clausewitz “Vom Kriege”
18Tactics studies the use of the military in battles and
19“board”.
20pockets of resistance; by the relaxation of the effort;
21enemy communications lines; reunite with other
22numerous posts.
23accept or reject battle.
24In a historical retrospective of the most striking
25(Atlantic Ocean) in Europe and Africa.
26kinds of forces, direct and indirect, but their
27yourself and the enemy; know space and time; then
28Sicily.
29movements of the fleets and their relationships with
30European extra-continental horizons, so he also
31The profound influence of maritime trade on the
32So Mahan, thinking of the US naval operational
33In ground campaigns as the Carthaginian
34CHAPTER 3
35CARTHAGINIAN STRATEGIC SIMULATION
3620 km. Each Infantry Strength Point (SP) represents
37170 rowers, 15 crew members and 15 soldiers - or
38The contenders (Carthage and Rome)
39(Agrigento - hex 5923) and Lipara island (Lipari -
40200 BC Turn.
4125 land SP.
4215 naval SP respectively, and embark or disembark
43for the Carthaginians only in the social group of the
4420 triremes - Roman naval constructions will
451 of triremes (2 thousand men) and another of
46(Siege Capability Rating - SCR) and its crew
47Adriatic Seas, and for the eastern blockade of Sicily.
48At the beginning of the game each maritime
49OC - Commander of the Sicilian Theater of
503 coastal hexes to Messina from the north; three