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''Gulf Strike'' is a game, based on the '' Gulf Strike'' board game, in which a stalemate between Iran and Iraq is about to be resolved with one of them winning, and the US and USSR intervene to take control of Iran.

Reception

Mark Bausman reviewed the game for ''

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Reviews

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References

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