The Abyssinia Crisis: Italian Regulars & Blackshirt Forces

It’s Christmas time again and the team that brought you Chain of Command:Espana last festive season have done it again. This time they take us off to ‘a place in the sun’ in the Horn of Africa when Ethiopia was Abyssinia and Hitler played second fiddle to Mussolini. The Abyssinian Crisis brought forward the near clash of the Empires of Britain, France Italy and the kingdom of Ethiopia. For those following the posts on The Abyssinian Crisis the much anticipated release of the Chain of Command lists and special rules are finally here.

Starting with Italian Regular army and Blackshirt CCNN force lists we kick off a month of lists to make available the means to play Chain of Command in a new interwar setting.

So, with out further ado, here are the Italian Regno Esercito and CCNN force descriptions and army list downloads.

2 thoughts on “The Abyssinia Crisis: Italian Regulars & Blackshirt Forces”

Dave
5th March 2017 at 12:27 am

Any chance of getting this series in a single pdf? Great stuff!

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