Battlefield board game

A method of playing a war simulation board game having a player one and a player two, a square game board comprising twelve rows of square boxes forming a grid pattern, a player one set-up zone formed by the first three rows of square boxes and a player two set-up zone formed by the first three rows of square boxes located at an opposite end from the player one set-up zone, playing pieces comprising tank playing piece, soldier playing pieces and anti-tank gun playing pieces, comprising the steps of:

• a ) arranging by a player one, tank playing pieces, soldier playing pieces and anti-tank gun playing pieces in the player one set-up zone;
• b ) arranging by a player two, tank playing pieces, soldier playing pieces and anti-tank gun playing pieces in the player two set-up zone;
• c) moving the playing pieces about the game board in order to remove an opponent player's playing pieces, wherein the steps of moving playing pieces about the game board comprises;
• i) moving said playing pieces in a direction selected from the group consisting of forwards, backwards, sideways, but not diagonally;
• ii ) jumping over a player's own playing piece, but not jumping over the playing pieces of an opponent;
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• iii) moving any of the game pieces any number of square boxes, so that the total number of square boxes traversed upon by playing pieces is equivalent to the number indicated by a chance determining device, wherein upon a conflict between playing pieces:
• I) a tank playing piece can cause an opponent tank playing piece, soldier playing piece and anti-tank gun playing piece to be removed from play;
• II) an anti-tank gun playing piece causes an opponent anti-tank gun playing piece and tank playing piece to be removed from play;
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• III) a soldier playing piece causes an opponent soldier playing piece and anti-tank gun playing piece to be removed from play.