Game I am playing these days

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It's the year 1942 and a strike force of commandos is sent for a task in Nazi-occupied France. The team consists of Colonel Brown, the "spy", Captain O'Brien, the "muscle", and Lieutenant Hawkins, the "sniper". After France they are sent to Norway, and then to Stalingrad, where the game ends.








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