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The document provides information on two educational games about military tactics in World Wars I and II. The first game has players bombing a bridge to prevent soldiers and tanks from crossing, similar to a historical British action in 1942. The second game has players retrieving lands from Germans in World War I and aims to help understand soldier experiences and tactics in World War II.
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- 1. Bridge Tactics (for P1 –P2) Game objective: To bomb up the bridge to prevent the soldiers and their tanks from crossing the bridge to enter the country. Link to World War II: Similar to British soldiers bombing up the bridge connecting to the Straits of Johor to slow down the Japanese from crossing the bridge to enter Singapore on 31 January 1942. However, by 9 February 1942, the Japanese soldiers managed to repair the Causeway and they crossed into Singapore.
- 2. Warfare 1917 and 1944 (for P3-P5) Game objective: A strategy game that aims to retrieve back the lands owned by the Germans during World War I Link to World War II: Helps us understand what the soldiers went through during World War II and understand some war tactics employed during battles.