Southern Command

A wargame simulating a specific battle during the 1967 Arab-Israeli war, with
hexes and unit statistics like a paper wargame plus a more detailed combat
resolution system taking advantage of the computer’s number-crunching
abilities. The human player controlled the Israeli forces, while the computer
controlled the Arab ones. Like many paper wargames, the disparity of forces
was balanced by the victory conditions and the rules of engagement – for
example, Israeli units could not cross the border before an Arab unit had done
so, and still gain the highest victory level.