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-	<h1>Algeria: The War for Independence 1954 - 1962</h1>
-	<h1>RULES OF PLAY</h1>
-
-	<h2>Table of Contents</h2>
-	<nav>
-		<ul>
-			<li><a href="#1">1. Introduction</a>
-			<li><a href="#2">2. Game Components and Concepts</a>
-				<ul>
-					<li><a href="#2.1">2.1 Counters</a>
-					<li><a href="#2.2">2.2 Map</a>
-					<li><a href="#2.3">2.3 Game Concepts and Definitions</a>
-				</ul>
-
-			<li><a href="#3">3. Setting Up The Game</a>
-			<li><a href="#4">4. Sequence of Play</a>
-			<li><a href="#5">5. Random Events Phase</a>
-			<li><a href="#6">6. Reinforcement Phase</a>
-				<ul>
-					<li><a href="#6.1">6.1 FLN Sources For AP</a>
-					<li><a href="#6.2">6.2 FLN Build / Convert</a>
-					<li><a href="#6.3">6.3 Government Mobilization and Activation</a>
-				</ul>
-
-			<li><a href="#7">7. Deployment Phase</a>
-			<li><a href="#8">8. Operations Phase</a>
-			<li><a href="#9">9. Missions</a>
-				<ul>
-					<li><a href="#9.1">9.1 FLN Player Missions</a>
-					<li><a href="#9.2">9.2 Government Player Missions</a>
-				</ul>
-
-			<li><a href="#10">10. Turn Interphase</a>
-				<ul>
-					<li><a href="#10.1">10.1 Control / Depreciation Segment</a>
-					<li><a href="#10.2">10.2 Recovery Segment</a>
-					<li><a href="#10.3">10.3 Redeployment Segment</a>
-					<li><a href="#10.4">10.4 Final Political Support Adjustment Segment</a>
-				</ul>
-
-			<li><a href="#11">11. Special Rules</a>
-				<ul>
-					<li><a href="#11.1">11.1 Airpower and Airmobility</a>
-					<li><a href="#11.2">11.2 Other Countries</a>
-					<li><a href="#11.3">11.3 The OAS</a>
-					<li><a href="#11.4">11.4 Coup d'Etat</a>
-					<li><a href="#11.5">11.5 Terrorism</a>
-					<li><a href="#11.6">11.6 The French Navy</a>
-					<li><a href="#11.7">11.7 French Division Modes</a>
-				</ul>
-
-			<li><a href="#12">12. Political Support Levels and How to Win</a>
-				<ul>
-					<li><a href="#12.1">12.1 High and Low PSL</a>
-					<li><a href="#12.2">12.2 Victory</a>
-				</ul>
-
-			<li><a href="#13">13. Optional Rules</a>
-				<ul>
-					<li><a href="#13.1">13.1 Slow French Reaction (1954 Scenario)</a>
-					<li><a href="#13.2">13.2 More Deterministic Independence (1954 Scenario)</a>
-					<li><a href="#13.3">13.3 Shorter Game</a>
-				</ul>
-		</ul>
-	</nav>
-
-	<h4>CREDITS</h4>
-	<p>
-		<b>Design:</b> Brian Train<br />
-		<b>Development:</b> Brian Train<br />
-		<b>Graphics:</b> Jon Compton and Ania B. Ziolkowska<br />
-		<b>Layout &amp; Design:</b> Lise Patterson<br />
-		<b>Playtesting:</b> Bruce Geryk<br />
-
-	<h2>
-		<a href="#1" id="1">1. INTRODUCTION</a>
-	</h2>
-
-	<p>
-		Algeria is a game simulating the conflict between the <i>Front de Liberation Nationale</i> (FLN) Arab nationalist
-		guerrillas and the French government from 1954 to 1962. During the game, the FLN Player tries to erode the authority
-		of the French colonial authorities and replace their governing structures with his own, to the point that
-		Algeria makes the transition to national independence.
-
-	<h2>
-		<a href="#2" id="2">2. GAME COMPONENTS AND CONCEPTS</a>
-	</h2>
-
-	<p>
-		The game contains the following: 140 counters, one 17x22" area movement map of Algeria and area, these rules,
-		and several pages of Charts and Tables. You will also need several six-sided dice. In the game, the
-		abbreviation '?d6' refers to the sum of the roll of one or more dice, where ? is the number to roll, and DRM
-		means Die Roll Modifier: add or subtract the required amount to the die or dice rolled. Unless otherwise
-		stated, all DRM are cumulative.
-
-	<h3>
-		<a href="#2.1" id="2.1">2.1 COUNTERS</a>
-	</h3>
-
-	<p>
-		Most of the 140 counters in the game represent small or large military or paramilitary formations. Units are
-		also differentiated between static (FLN Fronts and Government Police: represented by icons) and mobile
-		(FLN Cadres, Bands and Faileks, all Government regular, elite and Algerian units: represented by the "box"
-		NATO symbology system) types. Mobile units have their Evasion (for FLN) or Contact (for Government) rating
-		printed to the left of the symbol box, while the Firepower rating is printed underneath the symbol
-		box. Static units have one number, which is their Firepower and Contact or Evasion rating, printed
-		underneath their icon. See the Unit Identification Table for more details.
-
-	<h3>
-		<a href="#2.2" id="2.2">2.2 MAP</a>
-	</h3>
-
-	<!-- TODO insert diagram -->
-	<p>The map is an abstracted representation of Algeria, divided into areas. Urban areas (large cities) are named; all
-		non-urban areas have the name of a large town and a number code to correspond with the <i>wilaya</i> or zone
-		system the FLN command structure used (so area V-1 is the first sector in <i>wilaya</i> 5). Each area has a set of
-		boxes to hold units.
-
-	<ul>
-		<li><b>Underground (UG) box.</b>
-			All FLN units begin the turn in the UG boxes.
-			They are mostly safe from enemy interference here, but can be moved out by successful
-			Intelligence missions (<a href="#9.24">9.24</a>).
-			Government units do not use this box.
-	
-		<li><b>Operations (OPS) box.</b>
-			FLN mobile units deploy here from the UG box of
-			the same Area. After they conduct a mission, they are placed in the OC box. Government mobile units begin
-			the turn in this box, in anticipation of conducting missions in the Deployment and Operations Phases.
-	
-		<li><b>Operations Completed (OC) box.</b>
-			Units go to this box for several reasons: units are placed here after conducting a mission,
-			including FLN units that arrived in the area after conducting a Movement mission elsewhere; or if
-			Government unit is not activated in the Reinforcement Phase (<a href="#6.32">6.32</a>);
-			or if FLN units are contacted in an Intelligence mission (<a href="#9.24">9.24</a>).
-	
-		<li><b>Patrol (PTL) box.</b>
-			Government units here are assumed to be guarding installations, patrolling the streets, etc.. Units
-			in a PTL box have a negative effect on most enemy missions conducted in their area. Government
-			Police units are always in this box. Government mobile units may also be placed here in the Deployment
-			Phase. They conduct Flush or React missions during the Operations Phase, but if they do they are now "off
-			Patrol" and will enter the OC box on completing the mission.
-	
-		<li><b>Rating.</b>
-			Each Area has a letter after its name to show its rating. The Rating of an Area sometimes determines
-			what kinds of missions may be conducted in it. The area may have a U or R marking it as Urban or
-			Remote: otherwise it is judged to be Rural. Note: Urban areas are considered to be part of the
-			<i>wilaya</i> they are located in.
-	</ul>
-
-	<p>There are several other non-area areas shown on the map:
-	<ul>
-		<li><b>France.</b>
-			This box represents the country; only the FLN player may send units there, to perform only
-			Propaganda missions. See <a href="#11.22">11.22</a>.
-
-		<li><b>Morocco, Tunisia and the Border Zone Track.</b>
-		<li>These two countries gained their independence from France during the time of the conflict, and after this
-			event both promptly became sanctuaries for the FLN to train, organize and equip its forces. The two
-			countries become independent due to a random event during the game (or, as an optional rule, they
-			will become independent some time during the first 6 turns). When this happens, the FLN player may use
-			these countries for certain missions, and the Government player, who may not enter these
-			countries, may instead fortify the Border Zone to interfere with FLN forces entering Algeria from either
-			country. See <a href="#11.22">11.22</a>.
-	</ul>
-
-	<h3>
-		<a href="#2.3" id="2.3">2.3 GAME CONCEPTS AND DEFINITIONS</a>
-	</h3>
-
-	<p>Here are explanations of several administrative and political concepts represented in the game:
-
-	<ul>
-		<li><b>Administrative Points (AP):</b> The FLN player needs these to continue his struggle. APs usually stand
-			for	time spent planning or training, expenditure of ammunition, explosives, etc.. APs can be saved
-			from turn to turn but are subject to Depreciation if hoarded (<a href="#10.11">10.11</a>).
-			They are recorded on the Record Track.
-
-		<li>
-			<b>Control:</b> This is an abstraction of which player commands more power in a given Area, in the sense
-			that he dominates both its physical space (lines of communication, control of movement) and
-			psychological space (support or at least acquiescence of the local population, and/or acceptance
-			of the player's control of physical space). An Area can be
-			Controlled by one side or the other (a Control marker in the appropriate colour is placed anywhere in the
-			area) or Contested (no marker present). Control is important to FLN as a source of AP, and the
-			player who controls more Areas than the other can gain PSP (see the PSL Adjustment
-			Summary table).
-
-		<li>
-			<b>Government:</b> This term is used to denote collectively the forces controlled by the player representing
-			the Government of France. It includes Algerian mobile and Police units, the French regular army,
-			and French elite forces. Where one nationality is affected by a rule of the game, it is
-			mentioned specifically.
-
-		<li>
-			<b>Neutralization:</b> Units may become neutralized for a number of reasons
-			(see <a href="#9.14">9.14</a>, <a href="#9.15">9.15</a>, <a href="#9.22">9.22</a>, <a href="#9.23">9.23</a>,
-			<a href="#9.26">9.26</a>).
-			This is denoted by it having a NEUT marker placed on top of it
-			(Police units have NEUT printed on the backs of their counters, to save on markers; just flip them
-			over when this happens to them). A neutralized unit may not perform any missions while in this
-			state, neither does it count for control of an area. It may fire back on the Combat Results Table if
-			fired upon.
-
-		<li>
-			<b>Political Support Level (PSL):</b> Political Support Levels represent different things to the two players.
-			For the FLN, it is the level of popular support or commitment the Arab population of Algeria is willing to give it
-			(as opposed to other political movements or methods) as the agent of change in the struggle
-			against the French. For the French, it is a measure of the political will of the government in Paris
-			to continue expending resources to fight the war.
-			<p>
-			PSLs are measured in Political Support Points (PSP) and change constantly during the course of the game
-			depending on events. Consult the PSL Adjustments Summary in the Charts and Tables to see why, and
-			when, and by how much. The highest level is 99 and the lowest is 0. If either player's PSL reaches
-			0 at any point in the game, he is deemed to have reached the point of political collapse for his side
-			and the game ends (historically, this was in early 1962 when the two sides reached a ceasefire and
-			plan for Algerian independence under the Evian Accords). See <a href="#12">12.0</a>.
-	</ul>
-
-	<h2>
-		<a href="#3" id="3">3. SETTING UP THE GAME</a>
-	</h2>
-
-	<p>
-	Players begin by picking a scenario to play (1954, 1958, or 1960). They then set up units and set markers as
-	directed; play begins with the Random Events Phase of the first turn.
-
-	<h2>
-		<a href="#4" id="4">4. SEQUENCE OF PLAY</a>
-	</h2>
-
-	<p>Each turn represents an indeterminate period of time: usually several months or more. Each turn, the Sequence of
-		Play is as follows:
-
-	<ul>
-		<li>Random Events Phase
-		<li>Reinforcement Phase
-		<li>Deployment Phase
-		<li>Operations Phase
-		<li>Turn Interphase - sequence of segments as follows:
-			<ul>
-				<li>Control / Depreciation Segment
-				<li>Recovery Segment
-				<li>Redeployment Segment
-				<li>Final PSL Adjustment Segment
-			</ul>
-	</ul>
-
-	<p>The structure of the rules follows this scheme.
-
-	<h2>
-		<a href="#5" id="5">5. RANDOM EVENTS PHASE</a>
-	</h2>
-
-	<p>One player (doesn't matter who) rolls 1d6 twice in succession and treats the first roll as the 'tens' number, and
-		the second as the 'ones' (so a roll of 4 followed by a 6 would mean random event 46). He consults the
-		Random Events Table and applies the result as directed.
-
-	<h2>
-		<a href="#6" id="6">6. REINFORCEMENT PHASE</a>
-	</h2>
-
-	<p>In this phase, the FLN player gathers AP from various sources, and expends some of them to Build and Augment his
-		units. The Government player expends PSP to mobilize and/or activate static or mobile units. The
-		Government player goes first in this phase: however, to save time and by mutual agreement it may
-		be conducted simultaneously.
-
-	<h3>
-		<a href="#6.1" id="6.1">6.1 FLN SOURCES FOR AP</a>
-	</h3>
-
-	<p>The FLN player gets AP from several sources:
-	
-	<ul>
-	<li><b>Areas under FLN control.</b> He gets 5 AP for each Urban area he controls, or 2 AP if the
-		area is contested but he has non-neutralized units there. He gets 2 AP for each Rural area he
-		controls, and 1 if the area is contested but he has non-neutralized units there. If an area is Terrorized,
-		he gets 1 fewer AP than he normally would.
-	<li><b>Random events.</b> The FLN player will occasionally receive shipments of weapons
-		(represented by AP) as a result of random event.
-	<li><b>The FLN PSL.</b> He gets AP equal to 10% (round fractions up) of his current PSL, minus the
-		number of French Naval Points.
-		
-		<i class="note">These at-large AP represent casual "taxation" by the FLN organization
-		of Muslims in Algeria and expatriates working in France, small arms sales and shipments, etc.
-		and their interception by French authorities.</i>
-	</ul>
-
-	<h3>
-		<a href="#6.2" id="6.2">6.2 FLN BUILD / CONVERT</a>
-	</h3>
-
-	<p>The FLN player may build new Cadres or Bands by spending the AP cost and placing them in the UG box of any area
-		which contains a non-Neutralized Front (note that this requires the presence of a Front). New units
-		may be given missions in the Operations Phase that turn. The FLN player may also Convert a Cadre to a
-		Front or Band, or a Band to a Failek, by spending the indicated cost in AP and swapping the unit for
-		the old. Fronts may not be created in Remote areas (not enough people) and there may be only one Front per
-		area. Fronts may also convert themselves to Cadres at no cost, but no recovery of AP either. A newly
-		converted Front will allow new Cadres or Bands to be built there in the same Reinforcement Phase.
-
-	<h3>
-		<a href="#6.3" id="6.3">6.3 GOVERNMENT MOBILIZATION AND ACTIVATION</a>
-	</h3>
-
-	<p>The Government player pays a varying amount of PSP to enter new units from those not currently on the map,
-		to activate units that are already there, and to acquire greater numbers of combat assets, represented
-		by Points (Air, Helicopter, and Naval). See the Mobilization / Activation Table (round up any odd
-		totals of PSP).
-
-	<h4>6.31 Mobilization.</h4>
-
-	<p>Newly mobilized mobile units are placed in the OPS box of any Area, and may be given missions that turn. They do
-		not have to be separately activated (<a href="#6.32">6.32</a>).
-		Newly mobilized Police units are placed in the PTL box of
-		any Area. The Government player may also remove Police units in this Phase (though he does not recover
-		any PSP) and may immediately re-mobilize them (for the stated cost in PSP) in another Area. New
-		Points are recorded on the Record Track.
-
-	<h4>6.32 Activation: mobile units.</h4>
-
-	<p>French mobile units and the Border Zone Track have to be Activated each turn in order for them to conduct
-		missions in the Operations Phase or to interfere with FLN operations. If the Government player does
-		not pay the activation cost for a given unit, it is placed in the OC box of its current area. A unit
-		that was mobilized just this turn does not also have to be activated.
-
-	<h4>6.33 The Border Zone Track.</h4>
-
-	<p>The Government player will progressively mobilize the Border Zone during the game. He initially mobilizes the
-		Border Zone by paying the indicated PSP cost and placing the Status marker on the "0" box of the
-		Track. Each turn thereafter he may pay additional PSP to improve the DRM that will apply against FLN
-		units attempting to Move across the border with Morocco or Tunisia.
-	<p>The Government player must also pay each turn to activate the Border Zone. If he does not pay the activation cost
-		for the Border Zone, the Status marker is flipped over to show "Inactive". If the Border Zone is not
-		activated, its DRM will not apply to FLN units moving across the international border.
-
-	<h2>
-		<a href="#7" id="7">7. DEPLOYMENT PHASE</a>
-	</h2>
-
-	<p>Both players decide what they will do during the upcoming Operations Phase. The Government player goes first.
-	<ul>
-	<li>The Government player may place any activated mobile units he wishes in the PTL box of
-		the unit's same area, or the OPS box of any other area in Algeria, or leave them in the OPS box of the
-		same Area. Government mobile units must be in a PTL or OPS box to conduct missions in the Operations Phase.
-		At this time, the Government player may also change any of his divisions between Dispersed and
-		Concentrated modes (see <a href="#11.7">11.7</a>).
-	<li>The FLN player deploys his units from the Underground (UG) box to the Operations (OPS)
-		box of the same area at no cost in AP (he may also deploy one Cadre to France, see <a href="#11.22">11.22</a>).
-		FLN units must be in the OPS box to conduct missions in the Operations Phase.
-	</ul>
-
-	<h2>
-		<a href="#8" id="8">8. OPERATIONS PHASE</a>
-	</h2>
-
-	<p>In the Operations Phase players can conduct any mission except Patrol. At the beginning of the Phase, and after
-		any player performs a mission, the FLN player may:
-	<ul>
-	<li>perform a mission; OR
-	<li>tell the Government player to perform a mission, OR
-	<li>pass (do nothing).
-	</ul>
-	<p>When the Government player is told to perform a mission, or if the FLN player passes, the Government player may
-		either perform a mission or pass. If both players pass in succession, start the Turn Interphase.
-		(Note: the Government player always has a chance to React (<a href="#9.25">9.25</a>) to a FLN player mission, and only that
-		mission, just after the FLN player implements the result from that mission and before the players move
-		on to any other mission.)
-
-	<h2>
-		<a href="#9" id="9">9. MISSIONS</a>
-	</h2>
-
-	<p>Procedures and requirements for different missions are explained below. Not all missions are available to all
-		players. In general, when a player has an opportunity to conduct a mission, the player:
-	<ul>
-	<li>declares what mission will be conducted with which unit or units;
-		<li>pays the appropriate cost in AP or PSP (record this by moving the appropriate marker
-		downwards on the Record Track);
-		<li>rolls the die and resolves the result against the target units defined by the mission
-		selected. Note that in many cases one or both player's PSL may be adjusted, see the PSL Adjustment
-		Summary. Certain missions have additional good or bad effects, denoted by @ or + symbols. These
-		are implemented in addition to whatever effect the actual number result may have had - there may also
-		be a React to resolve;
-		<li>after any results and React missions have been implemented, he places the conducting
-		unit or units in the Operations Completed (OC) box of that same Area.
-	</ul>
-
-	<h3>
-		<a href="#9.1" id="9.1">9.1 FLN PLAYER MISSIONS</a>
-	</h3>
-
-	<p>See chart for cost in AP and the number/type of units needed to perform the mission.
-
-	<h4>9.11 Propaganda</h4>
-
-	<dl>
-		<dt>Who may do:</dt>
-		<dd>Cadres and Fronts</dd>
-		<dt>Prerequisites:</dt>
-		<dd>1 mission per area per turn limit; not in
-			Remote areas (not enough people around to impress): cost 1 AP</dd>
-		<dt>Procedure:</dt>
-		<dd>This mission is designed to raise the FLN or reduce the French PSL. Any PSP gained from the
-			Mission Success Table may be added to the FLN or subtracted from the Government PSL in
-			any combination.</dd>
-		<dt>Additional effects:</dt>
-		<dd>On a "+" result, the Cadre is eliminated; a Front is reduced to a Cadre.</dd>
-	</dl>
-
-	<h4>9.12 Strike</h4>
-
-	<dl>
-		<dt>Who may do:</dt>
-		<dd>Front needed; Cadres may assist</dd>
-		<dt>Prerequisites:</dt>
-		<dd>1 mission per area per turn limit; Urban area only; cost 3 AP</dd>
-		<dt>Procedure:</dt>
-		<dd>The FLN player designates the Front and any Cadres that may be assisting in the mission, pays
-		the ? AP cost, and rolls on the Mission Success Table (any Cadres assisting will yield DRM for this
-		roll). The FLN player will roll a number of dice equal to the numerical result from the Table,
-		yielding a total number of PSP. These may be added to the FLN PSL or subtracted from the Government
-		PSL, in any combination. The FLN units are placed in the OC box after any Government React. The
-		Government player must React to a Strike with at least 1 unit. There is a penalty of-1d6 PSP if
-		he cannot or will not React to it.</dd>
-		<dt>Additional effects:</dt>
-		<dd>On a "+" result, all FLN units involved in the mission are removed: a Cadre is eliminated; a
-		Front is reduced to a Cadre. On a result, all Police units in the area are neutralized (flip them
-		over).</dd>
-	</dl>
-
-	<h4>9.13 Movement</h4>
-
-	<dl>
-		<dt>Who may do:</dt>
-		<dd>Cadres, Bands, Faileks Prerequisites: none; costs OAP</dd>
-		<dt>Procedure:</dt>
-		<dd>FLN mobile units may move from area to area on the map. Units make their movement attempts singly.
-		A unit may move from one area to any other area within its current <i>wilaya</i>. A unit may also move to an
-		area in a <i>wilaya</i> adjacent to its current one (that is, the two share a land border) but the area moved
-		to must be adjacent to at least one area in its current <i>wilaya</i>. Morocco and Tunisia are treated as
-		single-area <i>wilaya</i> for this purpose.</dd>
-	</dl>
-	<p>The FLN player designates the moving unit and rolls on the Mission Success Table. If the unit is not eliminated
-		by the roll on the Table, it is placed in the OC box of the area moved to.
-		<i class="note">(Note that the die roll is
-		modified by the number of Government units on Patrol in the area moved to, not from. Also, if the
-		Government player has not activated the Border Zone that turn, its DRM will not apply to FLN units
-		attempting to move across the border with Morocco or Tunisia.)</i>
-
-	<h4>9.14 Raid</h4>
-
-	<dl>
-		<dt>Who may do:</dt>
-		<dd>Bands or Faileks</dd>
-		<dt>Prerequisites:</dt>
-		<dd>1 mission per area per turn; not in Remote areas; cost 1 AP</dd>
-		<dt>Procedure:</dt>
-		<dd>Only 1 Raid mission may be conducted per area per turn, but each Band/Failek after the first gives
-		a +1 DRM to the roll (so a Raid by 2 Bands and a Failek would have a +2 DRM). The FLN player pays
-		the required AP and rolls on the Mission Success Table. He takes any numerical result in AP (doubled
-		if the Raid was in an Urban area).</dd>
-		<dt>Additional effects:</dt>
-		<dd>a '+' or result will also neutralize one Band/Failek or Police unit and Terrorize the area
-		(see <a href="#11.6">11.6</a>).</dd>
-	</dl>
-
-	<i class="note">This mission represents attacks on towns and villages, to obtain food, supplies or conscripts or to intimidate
-		the local police and government infrastructure.</i>
-
-	<h4>9.15 Harass</h4>
-
-	<dl>
-		<dt>Who may do:</dt>
-		<dd>Bands or Faileks</dd>
-		<dt>Prerequisites:</dt>
-		<dd>none; cost 0 AP</dd>
-		<dt>Procedure:</dt>
-		<dd>There is no limit to the number of Harass missions that may be undertaken in an area per turn, but normally units attack singly, as discrete
-		missions. The exception is when there is at least 1 Failek in the OPS box of an Area: in this case,
-		when the FLN player conducts a Harass mission with the Failek, any number of mobile units in the OPS
-		box may (but do not have to) join it in its mission, adding all their Firepower Ratings together. All are placed in the OC box afterward.</dd>
-	</dl>
-		
-	<p>To conduct the mission, the FLN may 'fire' on the Combat Results Table (CRT) at any 1 Government unit
-		(mobile or static) in the same area. The FLN player designates the unit(s) to do the mission and rolls
-		on the CRT. The Government unit fired upon may fire back at HALF its Firepower Rating (round fractions
-		up). If the FLN unit(s) survived the return fire, place it in the Operations Completed (OC) box.
-	
-	<p class="note">Note that one or both player's PSLs will be affected by units being hit, reduced or eliminated; see the PSL
-		Adjustments Summary. Also note that Government units are never eliminated, only potentially
-		Neutralized.</p>
-
-	<h3>
-		<a href="#9.2" id="9.2">9.2 GOVERNMENT PLAYER MISSIONS</a>
-	</h3>
-
-	<h4>9.21 Patrol.</h4>
-
-	<dl>
-		<dt>Who may do:</dt>
-		<dd>any Government unit</dd>
-		<dt>Prerequisites:</dt>
-		<dd>none; cost 0 PSP</dd>
-		<dt>Procedure:</dt>
-		<dd>Patrol is the only mission Police units may
-		perform, so they are always in the PTL box. Mobile units are moved to the PTL box of their current area
-		during the Deployment phase. Any mobile units Patrolling in the area may React to any FLN mission or
-		join a Flush mission if the Government player wants them to, but they are placed in the OC box of the
-		area after Reacting.</dd>
-	</dl>
-
-	<i class="note">This represents a situation where units are broken up into a number of small detachments and dispersed in an
-		area to interfere with enemy movement and operations. (The French name for this tactic is quadrillage,
-		after the grid-square overprinting used on military maps). The general effect of Patrolling units is to
-		give an unfavorable DRM to FLN missions.</i>
-
-	<h4>9.22 Flush</h4>
-
-	<dl>
-		<dt>Who may do:</dt>
-		<dd>any mobile unit in OPS or PTL box Prerequisites: none; cost 0 PSP</dd>
-		<dt>Procedure:</dt>
-		<dd>The Government player designates the mobile unit or units to perform the mission in the OPS or
-			PTL boxes of the area they occupy. Multiple units may be selected for the mission if and only if:
-			<ul>
-				<li>All units selected to conduct the mission are Elite; or
-				<li>A French division (in either mode) is present in the area in any box (it does not have to join the
-					mission or be activated, it just has to be there).
-			</ul>
-		</dd>
-	</dl>
-
-	<p>Airmobilized units (see <a href="#11.12">11.12</a>) may travel any distance to join or conduct a Flush, but only if
-		one or both of the
-		two conditions above are satisfied.
-	<p>Total the Contact Ratings of Government units participating in the mission. The Government player rolls to
-		contact each FLN unit that is currently in the OPS or OC boxes by rolling equal to or less than this number, moving
-		contacted
-		units to one side. (DRM: +1 if target unit has an Evasion rating higher than the total Contact ratings
-		involved, or Flush is in a Remote area, or if a Terror marker is present; -1 if Flush is in an
-		Urban area). Contacted FLN units then fire on the Combat Results Table, and the Government units
-		return fire. After taking any combat results, all remaining involved units are placed in the OC box.
-
-	<h4>9.23 React</h4>
-
-	<dl>
-		<dt>Who may do:</dt>
-		<dd>any mobile unit in OPS or PTL box</dd>
-		<dt>Prerequisites:</dt>
-		<dd>FLN player has just conducted a mission; cost 0 PSP</dd>
-		<dt>Procedure:</dt>
-		<dd>Government player mobile units in the OPS or PTL box may React to any FLN mission in the
-		same area, after the FLN player rolls on the Mission Success Table and implements the result (he must
-		give the Government player a moment to decide whether he will React or not).</dd>
-	</dl>
-
-	<p>The Government player designates which mobile units in the OPS or PTL box are Reacting. Multiple units may be
-		selected for the mission if and only if:
-		<ul>
-		<li>All units selected to conduct the mission are Elite; or
-		<li>A French division (in either mode) is present in the area in any box (it does not have
-		to join the mission or be activated, it just has to be there).
-	</ul>
-	<p>Airmobilized units (see 11.12) may travel any distance to join or conduct a React, but only if one or both of the
-		two conditions above are satisfied.
-	<p>The FLN unit or units that conducted the mission are automatically Contacted, but the FLN player has a
-		chance to evade to the UG box. Units roll 1d6 individually, and move to the UG box if they roll equal
-		to or less than their Evasion Rating. Units that did not evade then fire on the Combat Results Table,
-		and the Government units return fire. After taking any combat results, all remaining involved units
-		are placed in the OC box.
-
-	<h4>9.24 Intelligence</h4>
-
-	<dl>
-		<dt>Who may do:</dt>
-		<dd>no mobile unit required</dd>
-		<dt>Prerequisites:</dt>
-		<dd>at least 1 non-neutralized Police unit present; cost 1 PSP</dd>
-		<dt>Procedure:</dt>
-		<dd>This mission may only be conducted in areas where the Government player has at least one
-		non-neutralized Police unit present. The Government player pays 1 PSP, indicates the area, totals the
-		Contact Ratings of the non-neutralized Police units there, and rolls to contact each FLN unit in the
-		UG box of that area by rolling equal to or less than this number (DRM: +1 if target unit has an
-		Evasion rating higher than the total Contact ratings involved, of if mission is in a Remote area, or
-		if there is a Terror marker present; -1 if in an Urban area). Any units successfully contacted are
-		moved to the OC box, where they are now vulnerable to future Flush missions. The Police units remain in
-		the PTL box regardless of the result.</dd>
-	</dl>
-
-	<h4>9.25 Civil Affairs</h4>
-
-	<dl>
-		<dt>Who may do:</dt>
-		<dd>no mobile unit required</dd>
-		<dt>Prerequisites:</dt>
-		<dd>1 mission per area per turn; at least 1 non-neutralized Police unit present; not in Remote areas;
-		cost 1 PSP</dd>
-		<dt>Procedure:</dt>
-		<dd>Government player pays 1 PSP, rolls 1d6, applies any DRM and reads the result off the
-		Mission Success Table. A DRM of +1 is applied if the "Amnesty" random event is in effect. PSP from
-		successful Civil Affairs missions are subtracted from the FLN PSL <i class="note">(note this is different from the FLN
-		Propaganda mission).</i> The Police units remain in the PTL box regardless of the result.</dd>
-		<dt>Additional effect:</dt>
-		<dd>remove Terror marker on a @ or +.</dd>
-	</dl>
-
-	<h4>9.26 Suppression</h4>
-
-	<dl>
-		<dt>Who may do:</dt>
-		<dd>no mobile unit required; Elite units may assist</dd>
-		<dt>Prerequisites:</dt>
-		<dd>1 mission per area per turn; at least 1 non-neutralized Police unit present; cost 1 PSP</dd>
-		<dt>Procedure:</dt>
-		<dd>Elite units may assist in this mission, each one yielding a +1 DRM. There is an additional +1 DRM
-		when the "Amnesty" random event is in effect. Government player pays 1 PSP, rolls the die and a number
-		of FLN Bands/Faileks in the area equal to the result on the Mission Success Table are neutralized, no
-		matter what box they are in (FLN player chooses which exact units are neutralized). The Police units
-		remain in the PTL box regardless of the result.</dd>
-		<dt>Additional effect:</dt>
-		<dd>On a '@' result, all Cadre and Front
-		units in the area are neutralized as well and the area is Terrorized (place a Terror marker). On a '+' result,
-		the mission backfired somehow and the Government player loses 1d6 PSP, as well as having to place a
-		Terror marker.</dd>
-	</dl>
-
-	<h4>9.27 Population Resettlement</h4>
-
-	<dl>
-		<dt>Who may do:</dt>
-		<dd>no mobile unit required</dd>
-		<dt>Prerequisites:</dt>
-		<dd>at least 1 non-neutralized Police unit present; Rural areas only; cost 1 PSP</dd>
-		<dt>Procedure:</dt>
-		<dd>Success is automatic and permanent: the
-		Government player pays 1 PSP and places a 'REMOTE' marker in the area to denote that it is treated as
-		Remote for the rest of the game.</dd>
-		<dt>Additional effect:</dt>
-		<dd>The area is automatically Terrorized
-		(place a marker), and the FLN player gains a one-time award of 3d6 PSP. Since Remote areas cannot
-		support Fronts, an FLN Front that was in the area is immediately converted to a Cadre. The Government
-		player does get the PSP award for so reducing it. The Government
-		player is penalized 1 PSP per turn per area he has depopulated in this way, in the Final PSL
-		Adjustment Segment of each turn.</dd>
-	</dl>
-		
-	<p class="note">This represents moving large numbers of peasants out of their traditional villages and into government-controlled
-	'strategic hamlets' where they can be more easily controlled. This does clear portions of the
-	countryside, thus denying the FLN player a source of supplies and recruits, but it also creates a
-	logistical, economic and political strain as the displaced people must be supported in the camps or seek
-	shelter in the larger towns and cities. Therefore, the Government player incurs a PSL penalty each
-	turn afterwards. Historically, the French resettled over 2 million people, almost a quarter of
-	the Muslim population of Algeria.</p>
-
-	<h2>
-		<a href="#10" id="10">10. TURN INTERPHASE</a>
-	</h2>
-
-	<p>During the Turn Interphase, the following events occur in sequence:
-
-	<h3>
-		<a href="#10.1" id="10.1">10.1 CONTROL / DEPRECIATION SEGMENT</a>
-	</h3>
-
-	<p>Both players examine each area on the map and determine which areas are Controlled and which are Contested.
-		Control of an area is adjudged anew each turn as follows: 3 Control Points for each FLN Front or
-		Dispersed mode French division, and 1 point for each other unit present in an area. Government units
-		do not have to be activated. Neutralized units do not count.
-	<p>If one side has twice as many or more Control Points than the other, then it gets Control and an appropriate
-		marker is placed in the area. If one side has less than twice as many Points, take the difference of
-		the two totals. Both sides then roll 1d6 trying to get equal to or less than that number. If one
-		side succeeds, then he gets Control. If both or neither succeed, then the area remains Contested and
-		no marker is placed. A side that gets Control of an area keeps it until the beginning of the next
-		Control/Depreciation Phase.
-	<p>Example: in Mostaganem the FLN has 1 Front and 2 Cadres. The Government has 1 Police and 2 French Army
-		brigades. Control Point totals are therefore 5 and 3 respectively, and the difference is 2. Both sides
-		roll 1d6 trying to score 2 or less.
-	<h5>10.11 Depreciation.</h5>
-	<p>The Government player must roll to see if any of his Air or Helicopter points are lost due to depreciation (roll
-		once for each category, against the Maximum value for each type of point), then the FLN player rolls
-		for depreciation of any unused AP he may have had left over after the Operations Phase. (This
-		represents inertia, pilfering, losses in transit, capture, sabotage, wear and tear on equipment, and
-		apathy on the part of the population - all the things Clausewitz termed 'friction').
-	<p>Example: if the FLN player had 17 AP squirreled away, the Loss Number is 4. He will lose 4 AP if he rolls this
-		number or less on 1d6.
-
-	<h3>
-		<a href="#10.2" id="10.2">10.2 RECOVERY SEGMENT</a>
-	</h3>
-
-	<p>All neutralized units may attempt to Recover by rolling individually on the Recovery Table. Terrorized areas
-		may possibly spontaneously recover in this Segment also (the Government player makes the rolls to
-		check if this happens).
-
-	<h3>
-		<a href="#10.3" id="10.3">10.3 REDEPLOYMENT SEGMENT</a>
-	</h3>
-
-	<p>The FLN player returns all his units in a given area to its UG box. The Government player returns all his mobile
-		units in a given area from the OC or PTL boxes to its OPS box. The Government player flips all his
-		Airmobilized units (11.1) back to their front sides and resets his Air and Helicopter Points Available
-		markers to the same boxes as his Air and Helicopter Maximum markers.
-
-	<h3>
-		<a href="#10.4" id="10.4">10.4 FINAL POLITICAL SUPPORT ADJUSTMENT SEGMENT</a>
-	</h3>
-
-	<p>First, the Government player must check for a coup d'etat if his PSL is less than 30 (see 11.3). Then both sides
-		adjust their PSL as directed in the PSL Adjustment Summary for this Phase.
-
-	<h2>
-		<a href="#11" id="11">11. SPECIAL RULES</a>
-	</h2>
-
-	<h3>
-		<a href="#11.1" id="11.1">11.1 AIRPOWER AND AIRMOBILITY</a>
-	</h3>
-
-	<p>The Government player may mobilize Air and Helicopter Points. Each point represents a varying number of aircraft
-		of various types. He keeps track of these points on the Record Track: each point mobilized adds one to
-		the Air (or Helicopter) Point Maximum. The Air (or Helicopter) Point Available marker will help him to
-		remember how many points have not been used so far in the turn.
-	<h5>11.11    Air Points.</h5>
-	<p>An Air Point may be used any time the Government player rolls on the Combat Results Table. Each Air Point used
-		adds +1d6 to the total Firepower rating of the Government units firing. Any number of Air Points (up
-		to the amount available) may be used in one combat, but once used they are not recovered until the
-		Redeployment Segment. Air Points cannot be used in Urban areas.
-	<h5>11.12    Helicopter Points.</h5>
-	<p>Helicopter Points may be used to 'airmobilize' mobile units. One point may airmobilize one Elite brigade; two
-		will airmobilize a regular French or Algerian infantry brigade; divisions may not be airmobilized. The
-		point or points can be 'attached' to the unit at any time during the turn (so reducing the 'Helo Pts
-		Aval' marker on the Record Track), and they <sup>?</sup> 'stay' with the airmobilized unit until the
-		Redeployment
-	<p>Segment. Flip the unit over to show its "HELO" side (and note its Contact rating has gone up!).
-	<p>An airmobilized unit may travel any distance to participate in a Flush or React Mission if it is an Elite unit,
-		or if a Division in either mode is present in the area where the mission is occurring.
-
-	<h3>
-		<a href="#11.2" id="11.2">11.2 OTHER COUNTRIES</a>
-	</h3>
-
-	<p>Under normal circumstances, units of both players may not enter other countries except as noted below.
-	<h5>11.21    Morocco and Tunisia.</h5>
-	<p>These two countries are given their independence from France in a random event that occurs during the game
-		(or this will occur some time in the first 6 turns, if using optional rules). When these countries are
-		granted independence, both the FLN and Government PSL are raised by 2d6 (players roll separately, and
-		this happens only once). From that point forward:
-	<p>•    the FLN player may Build or Convert mobile units in that country (at a lower price, too)
-		and Move units into or out of Algeria. The Government player may never enter these countries. Note,
-		however, that this does not give the FLN player actual control of either country and units there may
-		not perform missions other than Build, Convert or Movement.
-	<p>•    The FLN player will, in the Final PSL Adjustment Segment of each turn, gain PSP equal to
-		10% (round fractions down) of the firepower of FLN mobile units in Morocco and/or Tunisia. (The FLN
-		was interested in maintaining a large military force outside of the country, for it would have to be the
-		strongest contender for the new government once Algeria gained its independence.)
-	<p>•    The Government player may begin to mobilize the Border Zone to control FLN infiltration
-		into Algeria. The effect of the Border Zone is to generate an unfavorable DRM for any FLN units
-		attempting Movement missions across the border. The first time the Government player mobilizes the Border
-		Zone, they pay the cost in PSP and place the Status marker in the "0" box; each time the Border Zone
-		is mobilized after that, the Status markers moves on the track to indicate a higher DRM (-1, -2,
-		etc.). Note that the Border Zone must also be activated each turn in order to have any effect. If the
-		Government player does not pay the activation cost, flip over the Status marker to show "Inactive" and
-		the Border Zone DRM will not apply that turn.
-	<h5>11.22    France</h5>
-	<p>No side ever actually controls France. The Government player may not deploy units to France (although that is
-		technically where his units are coming from) except the OAS marker, if he controls it. The FLN player
-		may maintain a maximum of 1 Cadre marker in France (he may place it there in the Deployment Phase,
-		from any Area where there is a Front unit not considered an Urban area so any PSP gained or lost in
-		the mission are not doubled), where it may perform 1 Propaganda mission per turn (clarification: though
-		there are lots of cafes there, France is not considered an Urban area so any PSP gained or lost are
-		not doubled). The Government player may not React to this mission. In the Deployment Phase, the Cadre
-		unit may be deployed to any Area where there is a Front unit.
-
-	<h3>
-		<a href="#11.3" id="11.3">11.3 THE OAS</a>
-	</h3>
-
-	<p>The Organization d'Armee Secrete (OAS) was a terrorist organization made up of right-wing white Algerian
-		colonists, army deserters, and other hard cases. The OAS is automatically activated in the
-		Reinforcement Phase of any turn when the Government PSL is 30 or less. When this event occurs, roll
-		one die to see who controls it: on a 1-3 the FLN player, on a 4-6 the Government. In subsequent
-		Random Events Phases, roll to see who controls the OAS for that turn. There is a Government PSP
-		penalty applied at the end of the turn, depending on where the OAS is placed.
-	<p>In the Reinforcement Phase, the controlling player places the OAS marker in any urban area of Algeria or in
-		France.
-	<p>•    In Algeria, the OAS marker will automatically conduct one Suppression mission in the
-		Operations Phase, at no cost in PSP and no requirement for a Police unit. Whatever the result of the
-		mission, it will automatically cause a Terror marker to be placed in the Area (if there isn't one there
-		already).
-	<p>•    In France, the OAS marker will generate a +1 DRM when checking for the chances of a coup
-		d'etat, and for the results of a coup d'etat when it happens.
-	<p>The OAS marker may be removed in the Reinforcement Phase of any turn when the Government PSL is more than
-		70. This is the only way to get rid of it: however, it will reappear if the Government PSL goes below
-		30 at a later time.
-	<p>The Government player will lose PSP in the Final PSL Adjustment Segment of each turn, depending on where the
-		OAS is located at the time. See the PSL Adjustments Summary.
-
-	<h3>
-		<a href="#11.4" id="11.4">11.4 COUP D'ETAT</a>
-	</h3>
-
-	<p>One of the perils of a low Government PSL is the chance that the elite units in the French Army will intervene in
-		domestic politics, in hopes of installing a regime more amenable to their wishes. If, at the beginning
-		of the Final PSL Adjustment Segment of a turn, the Government PSL is less than 30, the Army may
-		attempt a coup. The Government player must roll 1d6 and there is an attempted coup on an adjusted
-		"6". The Government player then rolls 2d6 on the Coup Table and applies the result. If the OAS marker
-		is currently in France, there is a +1 DRM to both rolls. If the result requires the Government player
-		to remove Elite units, they must be removed from the game immediately and completely (they have been
-		disbanded and may not be rebuilt). He choose which ones to remove from among those that are
-		already mobilized and on the map; there is no additional penalty if the Coup Table result calls for
-		more elite units to be removed than are actually available.
-
-	<h3>
-		<a href="#11.5" id="11.5">11.5 TERRORISM</a>
-	</h3>
-
-	<p>Terror markers may be placed in areas as a side-effect of Raid, Suppression and Resettlement Missions. There
-		may be only 1 Terror marker in an area at a time. When a Terror marker is in an Area, it generally
-		makes things more difficult for either side: the FLN player gets fewer AP from an area in the
-		Reinforcement Phase, and there are unfavorable DRM for Propaganda, Strike, Flush and Intelligence
-		missions. Terrorized areas may recover as a result of successful Civil Affairs missions (9.25), or in
-		the Recovery Segment (see the Recovery Table).
-	<p>The Government player will lose 1 PSP in the Final PSL Adjustment Segment of each turn for each terrorized
-		Area, no matter who caused the terror. See the PSL Adjustments Summary.
-
-	<h3>
-		<a href="#11.6" id="11.6">11.6 THE FRENCH NAVY</a>
-	</h3>
-
-	<p>The Government player may mobilize Naval points. Note the number of points present on the Record Track. The
-		effect of Naval points is to interdict FLN AP arriving from abroad: deduct the current number of Naval
-		Points from the AP gained by the FLN's current PSL in the Reinforcement Phase, and when the "Foreign
-		Arms Shipment" random event occurs. (clarification: unlike Air and Helicopter points, Naval points
-		do not depreciate (10.11)).
-
-	<h3>
-		<a href="#11.7" id="11.7">11.7 FRENCH DIVISION MODES</a>
-	</h3>
-
-	<p>The Government player has a number of division-size units (with a unit size indicator of XX). They are always in
-		one of two modes:
-
-	<p>•    Concentrated, where the division is represented by a single counter with a Firepower of
-		25; or
-
-	<p>•    Dispersed, where the division is represented by the reverse side of the counter, with a
-		blank symbol box and a Firepower of 12 (thus sacrificing firepower for the ability to dominate more
-		ground: note the higher Contact Rating).
-
-	<p>Divisions change mode in the Deployment Phase: flip the counter to show whatever mode it happens to be in (the
-		unit type of the Division in Concentrated mode does not matter; it's included only for historical
-		verisimilitude). A neutralized division may change mode, if you think it necessary for some reason.
-	
-
-	<h2>
-		<a href="#12" id="12">12 POLITICAL SUPPORT LEVELS AND HOW TO WIN</a>
-	</h2>
-
-	<p>The Government and FLN players maintain Political Support Levels (PSL) independently of each other. These levels
-		change constantly during the game: see the Charts and Tables for exactly when and by how much.
-
-	<h3>
-		<a href="#12.1" id="12.1">12.1 HIGH AND LOW PSL</a>
-	</h3>
-
-	<p>There are certain advantages and disadvantages to having a particularly high or low PSL: see the DRM summaries in
-		the Charts and Tables.
-	<p>If a player's PSL rises to above 99 during the game due to various events, any such "excess" PSP gained for that
-		player are not lost: instead they are SUBTRACTED from the other player's PSL.
-	<p>Example: the FLN PSL is currently 98 and the Government player conducts a Population Resettlement mission (9.26).
-	
-	<p>The FLN player rolls 3d6 and scores 10 PSP. He raises his PSL by one to 99, which is as high as it can go, and
-		deducts 9 PSP from the Government PSL.
-
-	<h3>
-		<a href="#12.2" id="12.2">12.2 VICTORY</a>
-	</h3>
-
-	<p>The game has no pre-set length. If, at any time, either player's PSL is reduced to 0 or less, then the game
-		immediately ends and the other player is declared the winner. The scale of that player's victory is
-		determined by his PSL at the moment the game ends:
-	<p>1-25 points: Marginal (That player "wins" the subsequent peace talks, but the ordinary population of Algeria is
-		not enthusiastic about how either side has behaved, or confident about its future.)
-	<p>26-50 points: Substantial (That player "wins" the peace talks, but with some kind of compromise - for example,
-		an Algeria with more independence but significant continued French economic and military presence.)
-	
-	<p>51+ points: Decisive (That player wins it all - Algeria becomes totally independent, with the FLN its
-		unchallenged new government; or the spirit of Algerian independence is crushed for another
-		generation.)
-
-	<h2>
-		<a href="#13" id="13">13. OPTIONAL RULES</a>
-	</h2>
-
-	<h3>
-		<a href="#13.1" id="13.1">13.1 SLOW FRENCH REACTION (1954 SCENARIO)</a>
-	</h3>
-
-	<p>This rule is for the 1954 scenario only. It is optional but is highly suggested, once players have learned the
-		game. Historically, the French authorities were slow to perceive and react to the threat posed by the
-		initial FLN actions in November 1954 (the point at which the game begins). They were also slow to
-		adopt more effective tactics. Therefore, until the first Reinforcement Phase in which the FLN
-		PSL exceeds the Government PSL, these restrictions apply to the Government player:
-	<p>•    he may not mobilize more than 1 mobile unit or Point of any type (Air, Helo, or Naval)
-		per turn;
-	<p>•    his infantry divisions may not adopt Dispersed mode;
-	<p>•    he may not perform Civic Affairs, Suppression or Population Resettlement missions.
-
-	<h3>
-		<a href="#13.2" id="13.2">13.2 MORE DETERMINISTIC INDEPENDENCE (19S4 SCENARIO)</a>
-	</h3>
-
-	<p>Instead of waiting for a random event to make Morocco and Tunisia independent, assume that this will happen some
-		time in the first 6 turns of the 1954 scenario. Each Random Events Phase, roll 1d6; if the number
-		rolled is less than or equal to the number of the current turn, the two countries immediately become
-		independent.
-
-	<h3>
-		<a href="#13.3" id="13.3">13.3 SHORTER GAME.</a>
-	</h3>
-
-	<p>Counterinsurgencies can take a long time to conclude: the Algerian War, at about 8 years, was of less than
-		average -» length. Players can agree to an open-ended game, checking their respective PSLs every 6
-		turns, at the end of the Turn Interphase. If one player would "win" with at least a Substantial
-		Victory (that is, his PSL is 26 or more points ahead of the other player's) two checks running, the
-		game ends at that point and he wins the game with the level of victory he enjoyed at that moment.
-		However, the game would end if at any point a player's PSL is reduced to 0.
-
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+	<h1>Algeria: The War for Independence 1954 - 1962</h1>
+	<h1>RULES OF PLAY</h1>
+
+	<h2>Table of Contents</h2>
+	<nav>
+		<ul>
+			<li><a href="#1">1. Introduction</a>
+			<li><a href="#2">2. Game Components and Concepts</a>
+				<ul>
+					<li><a href="#2.1">2.1 Counters</a>
+					<li><a href="#2.2">2.2 Map</a>
+					<li><a href="#2.3">2.3 Game Concepts and Definitions</a>
+				</ul>
+
+			<li><a href="#3">3. Setting Up The Game</a>
+			<li><a href="#4">4. Sequence of Play</a>
+			<li><a href="#5">5. Random Events Phase</a>
+			<li><a href="#6">6. Reinforcement Phase</a>
+				<ul>
+					<li><a href="#6.1">6.1 FLN Sources For AP</a>
+					<li><a href="#6.2">6.2 FLN Build / Convert</a>
+					<li><a href="#6.3">6.3 Government Mobilization and Activation</a>
+				</ul>
+
+			<li><a href="#7">7. Deployment Phase</a>
+			<li><a href="#8">8. Operations Phase</a>
+			<li><a href="#9">9. Missions</a>
+				<ul>
+					<li><a href="#9.1">9.1 FLN Player Missions</a>
+					<li><a href="#9.2">9.2 Government Player Missions</a>
+				</ul>
+
+			<li><a href="#10">10. Turn Interphase</a>
+				<ul>
+					<li><a href="#10.1">10.1 Control / Depreciation Segment</a>
+					<li><a href="#10.2">10.2 Recovery Segment</a>
+					<li><a href="#10.3">10.3 Redeployment Segment</a>
+					<li><a href="#10.4">10.4 Final Political Support Adjustment Segment</a>
+				</ul>
+
+			<li><a href="#11">11. Special Rules</a>
+				<ul>
+					<li><a href="#11.1">11.1 Airpower and Airmobility</a>
+					<li><a href="#11.2">11.2 Other Countries</a>
+					<li><a href="#11.3">11.3 The OAS</a>
+					<li><a href="#11.4">11.4 Coup d'Etat</a>
+					<li><a href="#11.5">11.5 Terrorism</a>
+					<li><a href="#11.6">11.6 The French Navy</a>
+					<li><a href="#11.7">11.7 French Division Modes</a>
+				</ul>
+
+			<li><a href="#12">12. Political Support Levels and How to Win</a>
+				<ul>
+					<li><a href="#12.1">12.1 High and Low PSL</a>
+					<li><a href="#12.2">12.2 Victory</a>
+				</ul>
+
+			<li><a href="#13">13. Optional Rules</a>
+				<ul>
+					<li><a href="#13.1">13.1 Slow French Reaction (1954 Scenario)</a>
+					<li><a href="#13.2">13.2 More Deterministic Independence (1954 Scenario)</a>
+					<li><a href="#13.3">13.3 Shorter Game</a>
+				</ul>
+		</ul>
+	</nav>
+
+	<h4><a href="#credits" id="credits">CREDITS</a></h4>
+	<p>
+		<b>Design:</b> Brian Train<br />
+		<b>Development:</b> Brian Train<br />
+		<b>Graphics:</b> Jon Compton and Ania B. Ziolkowska<br />
+		<b>Layout &amp; Design:</b> Lise Patterson<br />
+		<b>Playtesting:</b> Bruce Geryk
+	</p>
+
+	<h2>
+		<a href="#1" id="1">1. INTRODUCTION</a>
+	</h2>
+
+	<p>
+		Algeria is a game simulating the conflict between the <i>Front de Liberation Nationale</i> (FLN) Arab
+		nationalist guerrillas and the French government from 1954 to 1962. During the game, the FLN Player tries to
+		erode the authority of the French colonial authorities and replace their governing structures with his own, to the point
+		that Algeria makes the transition to national independence.</p>
+
+	<h2>
+		<a href="#2" id="2">2. GAME COMPONENTS AND CONCEPTS</a>
+	</h2>
+
+	<p>
+		The game contains the following: 140 counters, one 17x22" area movement map of Algeria and area, these rules,
+		and several pages of Charts and Tables. You will also need several six-sided dice. In the game, the
+		abbreviation '?d6' refers to the sum of the roll of one or more dice, where ? is the number to roll, and DRM
+		means Die Roll Modifier: add or subtract the required amount to the die or dice rolled. Unless otherwise
+		stated, all DRM are cumulative.
+
+	<h3>
+		<a href="#2.1" id="2.1">2.1 COUNTERS</a>
+	</h3>
+
+	<p>
+		Most of the 140 counters in the game represent small or large military or paramilitary formations. Units are
+		also differentiated between static (FLN Fronts and Government Police: represented by icons) and mobile
+		(FLN Cadres, Bands and Faileks, all Government regular, elite and Algerian units: represented by the "box"
+		NATO symbology system) types. Mobile units have their Evasion (for FLN) or Contact (for Government) rating
+		printed to the left of the symbol box, while the Firepower rating is printed underneath the symbol
+		box. Static units have one number, which is their Firepower and Contact or Evasion rating, printed
+		underneath their icon. See the Unit Identification Table for more details.
+
+	<h3>
+		<a href="#2.2" id="2.2">2.2 MAP</a>
+	</h3>
+
+	<!-- TODO insert diagram -->
+	<p>The map is an abstracted representation of Algeria, divided into areas. Urban areas (large cities) are named; all
+		non-urban areas have the name of a large town and a number code to correspond with the <i>wilaya</i> or zone
+		system the FLN command structure used (so area V-1 is the first sector in <i>wilaya</i> 5). Each area has a set
+		of boxes to hold units.
+
+	<ul>
+		<li><b>Underground (UG) box.</b>
+			All FLN units begin the turn in the UG boxes.
+			They are mostly safe from enemy interference here, but can be moved out by successful
+			Intelligence missions (<a href="#9.24">9.24</a>).
+			Government units do not use this box.
+
+		<li><b>Operations (OPS) box.</b>
+			FLN mobile units deploy here from the UG box of
+			the same Area. After they conduct a mission, they are placed in the OC box. Government mobile units begin
+			the turn in this box, in anticipation of conducting missions in the Deployment and Operations Phases.
+
+		<li><b>Operations Completed (OC) box.</b>
+			Units go to this box for several reasons: units are placed here after conducting a mission,
+			including FLN units that arrived in the area after conducting a Movement mission elsewhere; or if
+			Government unit is not activated in the Reinforcement Phase (<a href="#6.32">6.32</a>);
+			or if FLN units are contacted in an Intelligence mission (<a href="#9.24">9.24</a>).
+
+		<li><b>Patrol (PTL) box.</b>
+			Government units here are assumed to be guarding installations, patrolling the streets, etc.. Units
+			in a PTL box have a negative effect on most enemy missions conducted in their area. Government
+			Police units are always in this box. Government mobile units may also be placed here in the Deployment
+			Phase. They conduct Flush or React missions during the Operations Phase, but if they do they are now "off
+			Patrol" and will enter the OC box on completing the mission.
+
+		<li><b>Rating.</b>
+			Each Area has a letter after its name to show its rating. The Rating of an Area sometimes determines
+			what kinds of missions may be conducted in it. The area may have a U or R marking it as Urban or
+			Remote: otherwise it is judged to be Rural. Note: Urban areas are considered to be part of the
+			<i>wilaya</i> they are located in.
+	</ul>
+
+	<p>There are several other non-area areas shown on the map:
+	<ul>
+		<li><b>France.</b>
+			This box represents the country; only the FLN player may send units there, to perform only
+			Propaganda missions. See <a href="#11.22">11.22</a>.
+
+		<li><b>Morocco, Tunisia and the Border Zone Track.</b>
+		<li>These two countries gained their independence from France during the time of the conflict, and after this
+			event both promptly became sanctuaries for the FLN to train, organize and equip its forces. The two
+			countries become independent due to a random event during the game (or, as an optional rule, they
+			will become independent some time during the first 6 turns). When this happens, the FLN player may use
+			these countries for certain missions, and the Government player, who may not enter these
+			countries, may instead fortify the Border Zone to interfere with FLN forces entering Algeria from either
+			country. See <a href="#11.22">11.22</a>.
+	</ul>
+
+	<h3>
+		<a href="#2.3" id="2.3">2.3 GAME CONCEPTS AND DEFINITIONS</a>
+	</h3>
+
+	<p>Here are explanations of several administrative and political concepts represented in the game:
+
+	<ul>
+		<li><b>Administrative Points (AP):</b> The FLN player needs these to continue his struggle. APs usually stand
+			for time spent planning or training, expenditure of ammunition, explosives, etc.. APs can be saved
+			from turn to turn but are subject to Depreciation if hoarded (<a href="#10.11">10.11</a>).
+			They are recorded on the Record Track.
+
+		<li>
+			<b>Control:</b> This is an abstraction of which player commands more power in a given Area, in the sense
+			that he dominates both its physical space (lines of communication, control of movement) and
+			psychological space (support or at least acquiescence of the local population, and/or acceptance
+			of the player's control of physical space).
+			An Area can be Controlled by one side or the other (a Control marker in the appropriate colour is placed
+			anywhere in the area) or Contested (no marker present). Control is important to FLN as a source of AP,
+			and the player who controls more Areas than the other can gain PSP (see the PSL Adjustment Summary table).
+
+		<li>
+			<b>Government:</b> This term is used to denote collectively the forces controlled by the player representing
+			the Government of France. It includes Algerian mobile and Police units, the French regular army,
+			and French elite forces. Where one nationality is affected by a rule of the game, it is
+			mentioned specifically.
+
+		<li>
+			<b>Neutralization:</b> Units may become neutralized for a number of reasons
+			(see <a href="#9.14">9.14</a>, <a href="#9.15">9.15</a>, <a href="#9.22">9.22</a>, <a href="#9.23">9.23</a>,
+			<a href="#9.26">9.26</a>).
+			This is denoted by it having a NEUT marker placed on top of it
+			(Police units have NEUT printed on the backs of their counters, to save on markers; just flip them
+			over when this happens to them). A neutralized unit may not perform any missions while in this
+			state, neither does it count for control of an area. It may fire back on the Combat Results Table if
+			fired upon.
+
+		<li>
+			<b>Political Support Level (PSL):</b> Political Support Levels represent different things to the two
+			players. For the FLN, it is the level of popular support or commitment the Arab population of Algeria is
+			willing to
+			give it (as opposed to other political movements or methods) as the agent of change in the struggle
+			against the French. For the French, it is a measure of the political will of the government in Paris
+			to continue expending resources to fight the war.
+			<p>
+				PSLs are measured in Political Support Points (PSP) and change constantly during the course of the game
+				depending on events. Consult the PSL Adjustments Summary in the Charts and Tables to see why, and
+				when, and by how much. The highest level is 99 and the lowest is 0. If either player's PSL reaches
+				0 at any point in the game, he is deemed to have reached the point of political collapse for his side
+				and the game ends (historically, this was in early 1962 when the two sides reached a ceasefire and
+				plan for Algerian independence under the Evian Accords). See <a href="#12">12.0</a>.
+	</ul>
+
+	<h2>
+		<a href="#3" id="3">3. SETTING UP THE GAME</a>
+	</h2>
+
+	<p>
+		Players begin by picking a scenario to play (1954, 1958, or 1960). They then set up units and set markers as
+		directed; play begins with the Random Events Phase of the first turn.
+
+	<h2>
+		<a href="#4" id="4">4. SEQUENCE OF PLAY</a>
+	</h2>
+
+	<p>
+		Each turn represents an indeterminate period of time: usually several months or more. Each turn, the Sequence of
+		Play is as follows:
+
+	<ul>
+		<li>Random Events Phase
+		<li>Reinforcement Phase
+		<li>Deployment Phase
+		<li>Operations Phase
+		<li>Turn Interphase - sequence of segments as follows:
+			<ul>
+				<li>Control / Depreciation Segment
+				<li>Recovery Segment
+				<li>Redeployment Segment
+				<li>Final PSL Adjustment Segment
+			</ul>
+	</ul>
+
+	<p>The structure of the rules follows this scheme.
+
+	<h2>
+		<a href="#5" id="5">5. RANDOM EVENTS PHASE</a>
+	</h2>
+
+	<p>
+		One player (doesn't matter who) rolls 1d6 twice in succession and treats the first roll as the 'tens' number,
+		and
+		the second as the 'ones' (so a roll of 4 followed by a 6 would mean random event 46). He consults the
+		Random Events Table and applies the result as directed.
+
+	<h2>
+		<a href="#6" id="6">6. REINFORCEMENT PHASE</a>
+	</h2>
+
+	<p>
+		In this phase, the FLN player gathers AP from various sources, and expends some of them to Build and Augment his
+		units. The Government player expends PSP to mobilize and/or activate static or mobile units. The
+		Government player goes first in this phase: however, to save time and by mutual agreement it may
+		be conducted simultaneously.
+
+	<h3>
+		<a href="#6.1" id="6.1">6.1 FLN SOURCES FOR AP</a>
+	</h3>
+
+	<p>The FLN player gets AP from several sources:
+
+	<ul>
+		<li><b>Areas under FLN control.</b> He gets 5 AP for each Urban area he controls, or 2 AP if the
+			area is contested but he has non-neutralized units there. He gets 2 AP for each Rural area he
+			controls, and 1 if the area is contested but he has non-neutralized units there. If an area is Terrorized,
+			he gets 1 fewer AP than he normally would.
+		<li><b>Random events.</b> The FLN player will occasionally receive shipments of weapons
+			(represented by AP) as a result of random event.
+		<li><b>The FLN PSL.</b> He gets AP equal to 10% (round fractions up) of his current PSL, minus the
+			number of French Naval Points.
+
+			<i class="note">These at-large AP represent casual "taxation" by the FLN organization
+				of Muslims in Algeria and expatriates working in France, small arms sales and shipments, etc.
+				and their interception by French authorities.</i>
+	</ul>
+
+	<h3>
+		<a href="#6.2" id="6.2">6.2 FLN BUILD / CONVERT</a>
+	</h3>
+
+	<p>
+		The FLN player may build new Cadres or Bands by spending the AP cost and placing them in the UG box of any area
+		which contains a non-Neutralized Front (note that this requires the presence of a Front). New units
+		may be given missions in the Operations Phase that turn. The FLN player may also Convert a Cadre to a
+		Front or Band, or a Band to a Failek, by spending the indicated cost in AP and swapping the unit for
+		the old. Fronts may not be created in Remote areas (not enough people) and there may be only one Front per
+		area. Fronts may also convert themselves to Cadres at no cost, but no recovery of AP either. A newly
+		converted Front will allow new Cadres or Bands to be built there in the same Reinforcement Phase.
+
+	<h3>
+		<a href="#6.3" id="6.3">6.3 GOVERNMENT MOBILIZATION AND ACTIVATION</a>
+	</h3>
+
+	<p>
+		The Government player pays a varying amount of PSP to enter new units from those not currently on the map,
+		to activate units that are already there, and to acquire greater numbers of combat assets, represented
+		by Points (Air, Helicopter, and Naval). See the Mobilization / Activation Table (round up any odd
+		totals of PSP).
+
+	<h4><a href="#6.31" id="6.31">6.31 Mobilization.</a></h4>
+
+	<p>
+		Newly mobilized mobile units are placed in the OPS box of any Area, and may be given missions that turn. They do
+		not have to be separately activated (<a href="#6.32">6.32</a>).
+		Newly mobilized Police units are placed in the PTL box of
+		any Area. The Government player may also remove Police units in this Phase (though he does not recover
+		any PSP) and may immediately re-mobilize them (for the stated cost in PSP) in another Area. New
+		Points are recorded on the Record Track.
+
+	<h4><a href="#6.32" id="6.32">6.32 Activation: mobile units.</a></h4>
+
+	<p>
+		French mobile units and the Border Zone Track have to be Activated each turn in order for them to conduct
+		missions in the Operations Phase or to interfere with FLN operations. If the Government player does
+		not pay the activation cost for a given unit, it is placed in the OC box of its current area. A unit
+		that was mobilized just this turn does not also have to be activated.
+
+	<h4><a href="#6.33" id="6.33">6.33 The Border Zone Track.</a></h4>
+
+	<p>
+		The Government player will progressively mobilize the Border Zone during the game. He initially mobilizes the
+		Border Zone by paying the indicated PSP cost and placing the Status marker on the "0" box of the
+		Track. Each turn thereafter he may pay additional PSP to improve the DRM that will apply against FLN
+		units attempting to Move across the border with Morocco or Tunisia.
+	<p>
+		The Government player must also pay each turn to activate the Border Zone. If he does not pay the activation
+		cost
+		for the Border Zone, the Status marker is flipped over to show "Inactive". If the Border Zone is not
+		activated, its DRM will not apply to FLN units moving across the international border.
+
+	<h2>
+		<a href="#7" id="7">7. DEPLOYMENT PHASE</a>
+	</h2>
+
+	<p>Both players decide what they will do during the upcoming Operations Phase. The Government player goes first.
+	<ul>
+		<li>The Government player may place any activated mobile units he wishes in the PTL box of
+			the unit's same area, or the OPS box of any other area in Algeria, or leave them in the OPS box of the
+			same Area. Government mobile units must be in a PTL or OPS box to conduct missions in the Operations Phase.
+			At this time, the Government player may also change any of his divisions between Dispersed and
+			Concentrated modes (see <a href="#11.7">11.7</a>).
+		<li>The FLN player deploys his units from the Underground (UG) box to the Operations (OPS)
+			box of the same area at no cost in AP (he may also deploy one Cadre to France, see <a
+				href="#11.22">11.22</a>).
+			FLN units must be in the OPS box to conduct missions in the Operations Phase.
+	</ul>
+
+	<h2>
+		<a href="#8" id="8">8. OPERATIONS PHASE</a>
+	</h2>
+
+	<p>
+		In the Operations Phase players can conduct any mission except Patrol. At the beginning of the Phase, and after
+		any player performs a mission, the FLN player may:
+	<ul>
+		<li>perform a mission; OR
+		<li>tell the Government player to perform a mission, OR
+		<li>pass (do nothing).
+	</ul>
+	<p>
+		When the Government player is told to perform a mission, or if the FLN player passes, the Government player may
+		either perform a mission or pass. If both players pass in succession, start the Turn Interphase.
+		(Note: the Government player always has a chance to React (<a href="#9.25">9.25</a>) to a FLN player mission,
+		and only that mission, just after the FLN player implements the result from that mission and before the players
+		move
+		on to any other mission.)
+
+	<h2>
+		<a href="#9" id="9">9. MISSIONS</a>
+	</h2>
+
+	<p>
+		Procedures and requirements for different missions are explained below. Not all missions are available to all
+		players. In general, when a player has an opportunity to conduct a mission, the player:
+	<ul>
+		<li>declares what mission will be conducted with which unit or units;
+		<li>pays the appropriate cost in AP or PSP (record this by moving the appropriate marker
+			downwards on the Record Track);
+		<li>rolls the die and resolves the result against the target units defined by the mission
+			selected. Note that in many cases one or both player's PSL may be adjusted, see the PSL Adjustment
+			Summary. Certain missions have additional good or bad effects, denoted by @ or + symbols. These
+			are implemented in addition to whatever effect the actual number result may have had - there may also
+			be a React to resolve;
+		<li>after any results and React missions have been implemented, he places the conducting
+			unit or units in the Operations Completed (OC) box of that same Area.
+	</ul>
+
+	<h3>
+		<a href="#9.1" id="9.1">9.1 FLN PLAYER MISSIONS</a>
+	</h3>
+
+	<p>See chart for cost in AP and the number/type of units needed to perform the mission.
+
+	<h4><a href="#9.11" id="9.11">9.11 Propaganda</a></h4>
+
+	<dl>
+		<dt>Who may do:</dt>
+		<dd>Cadres and Fronts</dd>
+		<dt>Prerequisites:</dt>
+		<dd>1 mission per area per turn limit; not in
+			Remote areas (not enough people around to impress): cost 1 AP</dd>
+		<dt>Procedure:</dt>
+		<dd>This mission is designed to raise the FLN or reduce the French PSL. Any PSP gained from the
+			Mission Success Table may be added to the FLN or subtracted from the Government PSL in
+			any combination.</dd>
+		<dt>Additional effects:</dt>
+		<dd>On a "+" result, the Cadre is eliminated; a Front is reduced to a Cadre.</dd>
+	</dl>
+
+	<h4><a href="#9.12" id="9.12">9.12 Strike</a></h4>
+
+	<dl>
+		<dt>Who may do:</dt>
+		<dd>Front needed; Cadres may assist</dd>
+		<dt>Prerequisites:</dt>
+		<dd>1 mission per area per turn limit; Urban area only; cost 3 AP</dd>
+		<dt>Procedure:</dt>
+		<dd>The FLN player designates the Front and any Cadres that may be assisting in the mission, pays
+			the ? AP cost, and rolls on the Mission Success Table (any Cadres assisting will yield DRM for this
+			roll). The FLN player will roll a number of dice equal to the numerical result from the Table,
+			yielding a total number of PSP. These may be added to the FLN PSL or subtracted from the Government
+			PSL, in any combination. The FLN units are placed in the OC box after any Government React. The
+			Government player must React to a Strike with at least 1 unit. There is a penalty of-1d6 PSP if
+			he cannot or will not React to it.</dd>
+		<dt>Additional effects:</dt>
+		<dd>On a "+" result, all FLN units involved in the mission are removed: a Cadre is eliminated; a
+			Front is reduced to a Cadre. On a "@" result, all Police units in the area are neutralized (flip them
+			over).</dd>
+	</dl>
+
+	<h4><a href="#9.13" id="9.13">9.13 Movement</a></h4>
+
+	<dl>
+		<dt>Who may do:</dt>
+		<dd>Cadres, Bands, Faileks Prerequisites: none; costs OAP</dd>
+		<dt>Procedure:</dt>
+		<dd>FLN mobile units may move from area to area on the map. Units make their movement attempts singly.
+			A unit may move from one area to any other area within its current <i>wilaya</i>. A unit may also move to an
+			area in a <i>wilaya</i> adjacent to its current one (that is, the two share a land border) but the area
+			moved
+			to must be adjacent to at least one area in its current <i>wilaya</i>. Morocco and Tunisia are treated as
+			single-area <i>wilaya</i> for this purpose.</dd>
+	</dl>
+	<p>
+		The FLN player designates the moving unit and rolls on the Mission Success Table. If the unit is not eliminated
+		by the roll on the Table, it is placed in the OC box of the area moved to.
+		<i class="note">(Note that the die roll is
+			modified by the number of Government units on Patrol in the area moved to, not from. Also, if the
+			Government player has not activated the Border Zone that turn, its DRM will not apply to FLN units
+			attempting to move across the border with Morocco or Tunisia.)</i>
+
+	<h4><a href="#9.14" id="9.14">9.14 Raid</a></h4>
+
+	<dl>
+		<dt>Who may do:</dt>
+		<dd>Bands or Faileks</dd>
+		<dt>Prerequisites:</dt>
+		<dd>1 mission per area per turn; not in Remote areas; cost 1 AP</dd>
+		<dt>Procedure:</dt>
+		<dd>Only 1 Raid mission may be conducted per area per turn, but each Band/Failek after the first gives
+			a +1 DRM to the roll (so a Raid by 2 Bands and a Failek would have a +2 DRM). The FLN player pays
+			the required AP and rolls on the Mission Success Table. He takes any numerical result in AP (doubled
+			if the Raid was in an Urban area).</dd>
+		<dt>Additional effects:</dt>
+		<dd>a '+' or result will also neutralize one Band/Failek or Police unit and Terrorize the area
+			(see <a href="#11.6">11.6</a>).</dd>
+	</dl>
+
+	<i class="note">This mission represents attacks on towns and villages, to obtain food, supplies or conscripts or to
+		intimidate the local police and government infrastructure.</i>
+
+	<h4><a href="#9.15" id="9.15">9.15 Harass</a></h4>
+
+	<dl>
+		<dt>Who may do:</dt>
+		<dd>Bands or Faileks</dd>
+		<dt>Prerequisites:</dt>
+		<dd>none; cost 0 AP</dd>
+		<dt>Procedure:</dt>
+		<dd>There is no limit to the number of Harass missions that may be undertaken in an area per turn, but normally
+			units attack singly, as discrete
+			missions. The exception is when there is at least 1 Failek in the OPS box of an Area: in this case,
+			when the FLN player conducts a Harass mission with the Failek, any number of mobile units in the OPS
+			box may (but do not have to) join it in its mission, adding all their Firepower Ratings together. All are
+			placed in the OC box afterward.</dd>
+	</dl>
+
+	<p>To conduct the mission, the FLN may 'fire' on the Combat Results Table (CRT) at any 1 Government unit
+		(mobile or static) in the same area. The FLN player designates the unit(s) to do the mission and rolls
+		on the CRT. The Government unit fired upon may fire back at HALF its Firepower Rating (round fractions
+		up). If the FLN unit(s) survived the return fire, place it in the Operations Completed (OC) box.
+
+	<p class="note">Note that one or both player's PSLs will be affected by units being hit, reduced or eliminated; see
+		the PSL Adjustments Summary. Also note that Government units are never eliminated, only potentially
+		Neutralized.</p>
+
+	<h3>
+		<a href="#9.2" id="9.2">9.2 GOVERNMENT PLAYER MISSIONS</a>
+	</h3>
+
+	<h4><a href="#9.21" id="9.21">9.21 Patrol.</a></h4>
+
+	<dl>
+		<dt>Who may do:</dt>
+		<dd>any Government unit</dd>
+		<dt>Prerequisites:</dt>
+		<dd>none; cost 0 PSP</dd>
+		<dt>Procedure:</dt>
+		<dd>Patrol is the only mission Police units may
+			perform, so they are always in the PTL box. Mobile units are moved to the PTL box of their current area
+			during the Deployment phase. Any mobile units Patrolling in the area may React to any FLN mission or
+			join a Flush mission if the Government player wants them to, but they are placed in the OC box of the
+			area after Reacting.</dd>
+	</dl>
+
+	<i class="note">This represents a situation where units are broken up into a number of small detachments and
+		dispersed in an area to interfere with enemy movement and operations. (The French name for this tactic is
+		quadrillage,
+		after the grid-square overprinting used on military maps). The general effect of Patrolling units is to
+		give an unfavorable DRM to FLN missions.</i>
+
+	<h4><a href="#9.22" id="9.22">9.22 Flush</a></h4>
+
+	<dl>
+		<dt>Who may do:</dt>
+		<dd>any mobile unit in OPS or PTL box</dd>
+		<dt>Prerequisites:</dt>
+		<dd>none; cost 0 PSP</dd>
+		<dt>Procedure:</dt>
+		<dd>The Government player designates the mobile unit or units to perform the mission in the OPS or
+			PTL boxes of the area they occupy. Multiple units may be selected for the mission if and only if:
+			<ul>
+				<li>All units selected to conduct the mission are Elite; or
+				<li>A French division (in either mode) is present in the area in any box (it does not have to join the
+					mission or be activated, it just has to be there).
+			</ul>
+		</dd>
+	</dl>
+
+	<p>
+		Airmobilized units (see <a href="#11.12">11.12</a>) may travel any distance to join or conduct a Flush, but only
+		if one or both of the two conditions above are satisfied.
+	<p>
+		Total the Contact Ratings of Government units participating in the mission. The Government player rolls to
+		contact each FLN unit that is currently in the OPS or OC boxes by rolling equal to or less than this number,
+		moving contacted units to one side. (DRM: +1 if target unit has an Evasion rating higher than the total Contact
+		ratings
+		involved, or Flush is in a Remote area, or if a Terror marker is present; -1 if Flush is in an
+		Urban area). Contacted FLN units then fire on the Combat Results Table, and the Government units
+		return fire. After taking any combat results, all remaining involved units are placed in the OC box.
+
+	<h4><a href="#9.23" id="9.23">9.23 React</a></h4>
+
+	<dl>
+		<dt>Who may do:</dt>
+		<dd>any mobile unit in OPS or PTL box</dd>
+		<dt>Prerequisites:</dt>
+		<dd>FLN player has just conducted a mission; cost 0 PSP</dd>
+		<dt>Procedure:</dt>
+		<dd>Government player mobile units in the OPS or PTL box may React to any FLN mission in the
+			same area, after the FLN player rolls on the Mission Success Table and implements the result (he must
+			give the Government player a moment to decide whether he will React or not).</dd>
+	</dl>
+
+	<p>The Government player designates which mobile units in the OPS or PTL box are Reacting. Multiple units may be
+		selected for the mission if and only if:
+	<ul>
+		<li>All units selected to conduct the mission are Elite; or
+		<li>A French division (in either mode) is present in the area in any box (it does not have
+			to join the mission or be activated, it just has to be there).
+	</ul>
+	<p>
+		Airmobilized units (see <a href="#11.12">11.12</a>) may travel any distance to join or conduct a React, but only
+		if one or both of the
+		two conditions above are satisfied.
+	<p>
+		The FLN unit or units that conducted the mission are automatically Contacted, but the FLN player has a
+		chance to evade to the UG box. Units roll 1d6 individually, and move to the UG box if they roll equal
+		to or less than their Evasion Rating. Units that did not evade then fire on the Combat Results Table,
+		and the Government units return fire. After taking any combat results, all remaining involved units
+		are placed in the OC box.
+
+	<h4><a href="#9.24" id="9.24">9.24 Intelligence</a></h4>
+
+	<dl>
+		<dt>Who may do:</dt>
+		<dd>no mobile unit required</dd>
+		<dt>Prerequisites:</dt>
+		<dd>at least 1 non-neutralized Police unit present; cost 1 PSP</dd>
+		<dt>Procedure:</dt>
+		<dd>This mission may only be conducted in areas where the Government player has at least one
+			non-neutralized Police unit present. The Government player pays 1 PSP, indicates the area, totals the
+			Contact Ratings of the non-neutralized Police units there, and rolls to contact each FLN unit in the
+			UG box of that area by rolling equal to or less than this number (DRM: +1 if target unit has an
+			Evasion rating higher than the total Contact ratings involved, of if mission is in a Remote area, or
+			if there is a Terror marker present; -1 if in an Urban area). Any units successfully contacted are
+			moved to the OC box, where they are now vulnerable to future Flush missions. The Police units remain in
+			the PTL box regardless of the result.</dd>
+	</dl>
+
+	<h4><a href="#9.25" id="9.25">9.25 Civil Affairs</a></h4>
+
+	<dl>
+		<dt>Who may do:</dt>
+		<dd>no mobile unit required</dd>
+		<dt>Prerequisites:</dt>
+		<dd>1 mission per area per turn; at least 1 non-neutralized Police unit present; not in Remote areas;
+			cost 1 PSP</dd>
+		<dt>Procedure:</dt>
+		<dd>Government player pays 1 PSP, rolls 1d6, applies any DRM and reads the result off the
+			Mission Success Table. A DRM of +1 is applied if the "Amnesty" random event is in effect. PSP from
+			successful Civil Affairs missions are subtracted from the FLN PSL <i class="note">(note this is different
+				from the FLN Propaganda mission).</i> The Police units remain in the PTL box regardless of the result.
+		</dd>
+		<dt>Additional effect:</dt>
+		<dd>remove Terror marker on a @ or +.</dd>
+	</dl>
+
+	<h4><a href="#9.26" id="9.26">9.26 Suppression</a></h4>
+
+	<dl>
+		<dt>Who may do:</dt>
+		<dd>no mobile unit required; Elite units may assist</dd>
+		<dt>Prerequisites:</dt>
+		<dd>1 mission per area per turn; at least 1 non-neutralized Police unit present; cost 1 PSP</dd>
+		<dt>Procedure:</dt>
+		<dd>Elite units may assist in this mission, each one yielding a +1 DRM. There is an additional +1 DRM
+			when the "Amnesty" random event is in effect. Government player pays 1 PSP, rolls the die and a number
+			of FLN Bands/Faileks in the area equal to the result on the Mission Success Table are neutralized, no
+			matter what box they are in (FLN player chooses which exact units are neutralized). The Police units
+			remain in the PTL box regardless of the result.</dd>
+		<dt>Additional effect:</dt>
+		<dd>On a '@' result, all Cadre and Front
+			units in the area are neutralized as well and the area is Terrorized (place a Terror marker). On a '+'
+			result, the mission backfired somehow and the Government player loses 1d6 PSP, as well as having to place a
+			Terror marker.</dd>
+	</dl>
+
+	<h4><a href="#9.27" id="9.27">9.27 Population Resettlement</a></h4>
+
+	<dl>
+		<dt>Who may do:</dt>
+		<dd>no mobile unit required</dd>
+		<dt>Prerequisites:</dt>
+		<dd>at least 1 non-neutralized Police unit present; Rural areas only; cost 1 PSP</dd>
+		<dt>Procedure:</dt>
+		<dd>Success is automatic and permanent: the
+			Government player pays 1 PSP and places a 'REMOTE' marker in the area to denote that it is treated as
+			Remote for the rest of the game.</dd>
+		<dt>Additional effect:</dt>
+		<dd>The area is automatically Terrorized
+			(place a marker), and the FLN player gains a one-time award of 3d6 PSP. Since Remote areas cannot
+			support Fronts, an FLN Front that was in the area is immediately converted to a Cadre. The Government
+			player does get the PSP award for so reducing it. The Government
+			player is penalized 1 PSP per turn per area he has depopulated in this way, in the Final PSL
+			Adjustment Segment of each turn.</dd>
+	</dl>
+
+	<p class="note">This represents moving large numbers of peasants out of their traditional villages and into
+		government-controlled 'strategic hamlets' where they can be more easily controlled. This does clear portions of
+		the
+		countryside, thus denying the FLN player a source of supplies and recruits, but it also creates a
+		logistical, economic and political strain as the displaced people must be supported in the camps or seek
+		shelter in the larger towns and cities. Therefore, the Government player incurs a PSL penalty each
+		turn afterwards. Historically, the French resettled over 2 million people, almost a quarter of
+		the Muslim population of Algeria.</p>
+
+	<h2>
+		<a href="#10" id="10">10. TURN INTERPHASE</a>
+	</h2>
+
+	<p>During the Turn Interphase, the following events occur in sequence:
+
+	<h3>
+		<a href="#10.1" id="10.1">10.1 CONTROL / DEPRECIATION SEGMENT</a>
+	</h3>
+
+	<p>Both players examine each area on the map and determine which areas are Controlled and which are Contested.
+		Control of an area is adjudged anew each turn as follows: 3 Control Points for each FLN Front or
+		Dispersed mode French division, and 1 point for each other unit present in an area. Government units
+		do not have to be activated. Neutralized units do not count.
+	<p>If one side has twice as many or more Control Points than the other, then it gets Control and an appropriate
+		marker is placed in the area. If one side has less than twice as many Points, take the difference of
+		the two totals. Both sides then roll 1d6 trying to get equal to or less than that number. If one
+		side succeeds, then he gets Control. If both or neither succeed, then the area remains Contested and
+		no marker is placed. A side that gets Control of an area keeps it until the beginning of the next
+		Control/Depreciation Phase.
+	<p class="example"><b>Example:</b> in Mostaganem the FLN has 1 Front and 2 Cadres. The Government has 1 Police and 2
+		French Army brigades. Control Point totals are therefore 5 and 3 respectively, and the difference is 2. Both
+		sides
+		roll 1d6 trying to score 2 or less.
+
+	<h4><a href="#10.11" id="10.11">10.11 Depreciation.</a></h4>
+
+	<p>The Government player must roll to see if any of his Air or Helicopter points are lost due to depreciation (roll
+		once for each category, against the Maximum value for each type of point), then the FLN player rolls
+		for depreciation of any unused AP he may have had left over after the Operations Phase. (This
+		represents inertia, pilfering, losses in transit, capture, sabotage, wear and tear on equipment, and
+		apathy on the part of the population - all the things Clausewitz termed 'friction').
+	<p class="example"><b>Example:</b> if the FLN player had 17 AP squirreled away, the Loss Number is 4. He will lose 4
+		AP if he rolls this number or less on 1d6.
+
+	<h3>
+		<a href="#10.2" id="10.2">10.2 RECOVERY SEGMENT</a>
+	</h3>
+
+	<p>All neutralized units may attempt to Recover by rolling individually on the Recovery Table. Terrorized areas
+		may possibly spontaneously recover in this Segment also (the Government player makes the rolls to
+		check if this happens).
+
+	<h3>
+		<a href="#10.3" id="10.3">10.3 REDEPLOYMENT SEGMENT</a>
+	</h3>
+
+	<p>The FLN player returns all his units in a given area to its UG box. The Government player returns all his mobile
+		units in a given area from the OC or PTL boxes to its OPS box. The Government player flips all his
+		Airmobilized units (<a href="#11.1">11.1</a>) back to their front sides and resets his Air and Helicopter Points
+		Available markers to the same boxes as his Air and Helicopter Maximum markers.
+
+	<h3>
+		<a href="#10.4" id="10.4">10.4 FINAL POLITICAL SUPPORT ADJUSTMENT SEGMENT</a>
+	</h3>
+
+	<p>First, the Government player must check for a coup d'etat if his PSL is less than 30
+		(see <a href="#11.3">11.3</a>). Then both sides adjust their PSL as directed in the PSL Adjustment Summary for
+		this Phase.
+
+	<h2>
+		<a href="#11" id="11">11. SPECIAL RULES</a>
+	</h2>
+
+	<h3>
+		<a href="#11.1" id="11.1">11.1 AIRPOWER AND AIRMOBILITY</a>
+	</h3>
+
+	<p>The Government player may mobilize Air and Helicopter Points. Each point represents a varying number of aircraft
+		of various types. He keeps track of these points on the Record Track: each point mobilized adds one to
+		the Air (or Helicopter) Point Maximum. The Air (or Helicopter) Point Available marker will help him to
+		remember how many points have not been used so far in the turn.
+
+	<h4><a href="#11.11" id="11.11">11.11 Air Points.</a></h4>
+
+	<p>An Air Point may be used any time the Government player rolls on the Combat Results Table. Each Air Point used
+		adds +1d6 to the total Firepower rating of the Government units firing. Any number of Air Points (up
+		to the amount available) may be used in one combat, but once used they are not recovered until the
+		Redeployment Segment. Air Points cannot be used in Urban areas.
+
+	<h4><a href="#11.12" id="11.12">11.12 Helicopter Points.</a></h4>
+
+	<p>Helicopter Points may be used to 'airmobilize' mobile units. One point may airmobilize one Elite brigade; two
+		will airmobilize a regular French or Algerian infantry brigade; divisions may not be airmobilized. The
+		point or points can be 'attached' to the unit at any time during the turn (so reducing the 'Helo Pts
+		Aval' marker on the Record Track), and they 'stay' with the airmobilized unit until the
+		Redeployment Segment. Flip the unit over to show its "HELO" side <i class="note">(and note its Contact rating
+			has gone up!).</i>
+	<p>An airmobilized unit may travel any distance to participate in a Flush or React Mission if it is an Elite unit,
+		or if a Division in either mode is present in the area where the mission is occurring.
+
+	<h3>
+		<a href="#11.2" id="11.2">11.2 OTHER COUNTRIES</a>
+	</h3>
+
+	<p>Under normal circumstances, units of both players may not enter other countries except as noted below.
+
+	<h4><a href="#11.21" id="11.21">11.21 Morocco and Tunisia.</a></h4>
+
+	<p>These two countries are given their independence from France in a random event that occurs during the game
+		(or this will occur some time in the first 6 turns, if using optional rules). When these countries are
+		granted independence, both the FLN and Government PSL are raised by 2d6 (players roll separately, and
+		this happens only once). From that point forward:
+
+	<ul>
+		<li>the FLN player may Build or Convert mobile units in that country (at a lower price, too)
+			and Move units into or out of Algeria. The Government player may never enter these countries. Note,
+			however, that this does not give the FLN player actual control of either country and units there may
+			not perform missions other than Build, Convert or Movement.
+		<li>The FLN player will, in the Final PSL Adjustment Segment of each turn, gain PSP equal to
+			10% (round fractions down) of the firepower of FLN mobile units in Morocco and/or Tunisia.
+			<i class="note">(The FLN was interested in maintaining a large military force outside of the country, for it
+				would have to be the
+				strongest contender for the new government once Algeria gained its independence.)</i>
+		<li>The Government player may begin to mobilize the Border Zone to control FLN infiltration
+			into Algeria. The effect of the Border Zone is to generate an unfavorable DRM for any FLN units
+			attempting Movement missions across the border. The first time the Government player mobilizes the Border
+			Zone, they pay the cost in PSP and place the Status marker in the "0" box; each time the Border Zone
+			is mobilized after that, the Status markers moves on the track to indicate a higher DRM (-1, -2,
+			etc.). Note that the Border Zone must also be activated each turn in order to have any effect. If the
+			Government player does not pay the activation cost, flip over the Status marker to show "Inactive" and
+			the Border Zone DRM will not apply that turn.
+	</ul>
+
+	<h4><a href="#11.22" id="11.22">11.22 France</a></h4>
+	<p>No side ever actually controls France. The Government player may not deploy units to France
+		<i class="note">(although that is
+			technically where his units are coming from)</i> except the OAS marker, if he controls it. The FLN player
+		may maintain a maximum of 1 Cadre marker in France (he may place it there in the Deployment Phase,
+		from any Area where there is a Front unit not considered an Urban area so any PSP gained or lost in
+		the mission are not doubled), where it may perform 1 Propaganda mission per turn <i class="note">(clarification:
+			though there are lots of cafes there, France is not considered an Urban area so any PSP gained or lost are
+			not doubled).</i> The Government player may not React to this mission. In the Deployment Phase, the Cadre
+		unit may be deployed to any Area where there is a Front unit.
+
+	<h3>
+		<a href="#11.3" id="11.3">11.3 THE OAS</a>
+	</h3>
+
+	<p>The <i>Organization d'Armee Secrete</i> (OAS) was a terrorist organization made up of right-wing white Algerian
+		colonists, army deserters, and other hard cases. The OAS is automatically activated in the
+		Reinforcement Phase of any turn when the Government PSL is 30 or less. When this event occurs, roll
+		one die to see who controls it: on a 1-3 the FLN player, on a 4-6 the Government. In subsequent
+		Random Events Phases, roll to see who controls the OAS for that turn. There is a Government PSP
+		penalty applied at the end of the turn, depending on where the OAS is placed.
+	<p>In the Reinforcement Phase, the controlling player places the OAS marker in any urban area of Algeria or in
+		France.
+
+	<ul>
+		<li>In Algeria, the OAS marker will automatically conduct one Suppression mission in the
+			Operations Phase, at no cost in PSP and no requirement for a Police unit. Whatever the result of the
+			mission, it will automatically cause a Terror marker to be placed in the Area (if there isn't one there
+			already).
+		<li>In France, the OAS marker will generate a +1 DRM when checking for the chances of a coup
+			d'etat, and for the results of a coup d'etat when it happens.
+	</ul>
+
+	<p>The OAS marker may be removed in the Reinforcement Phase of any turn when the Government PSL is more than
+		70. This is the only way to get rid of it: however, it will reappear if the Government PSL goes below
+		30 at a later time.
+	<p>The Government player will lose PSP in the Final PSL Adjustment Segment of each turn, depending on where the
+		OAS is located at the time. See the PSL Adjustments Summary.
+
+	<h3>
+		<a href="#11.4" id="11.4">11.4 COUP D'ETAT</a>
+	</h3>
+
+	<p>One of the perils of a low Government PSL is the chance that the elite units in the French Army will intervene in
+		domestic politics, in hopes of installing a regime more amenable to their wishes. If, at the beginning
+		of the Final PSL Adjustment Segment of a turn, the Government PSL is less than 30, the Army may
+		attempt a coup. The Government player must roll 1d6 and there is an attempted coup on an adjusted
+		"6". The Government player then rolls 2d6 on the Coup Table and applies the result. If the OAS marker
+		is currently in France, there is a +1 DRM to both rolls. If the result requires the Government player
+		to remove Elite units, they must be removed from the game immediately and completely (they have been
+		disbanded and may not be rebuilt). He chooses which ones to remove from among those that are
+		already mobilized and on the map; there is no additional penalty if the Coup Table result calls for
+		more elite units to be removed than are actually available.
+
+	<h3>
+		<a href="#11.5" id="11.5">11.5 TERRORISM</a>
+	</h3>
+
+	<p>Terror markers may be placed in areas as a side-effect of Raid, Suppression and Resettlement Missions. There
+		may be only 1 Terror marker in an area at a time. When a Terror marker is in an Area, it generally
+		makes things more difficult for either side: the FLN player gets fewer AP from an area in the
+		Reinforcement Phase, and there are unfavorable DRM for Propaganda, Strike, Flush and Intelligence
+		missions. Terrorized areas may recover as a result of successful Civil Affairs missions (<a
+			href="#9.25">9.25</a>), or in
+		the Recovery Segment (see the Recovery Table).
+	<p>The Government player will lose 1 PSP in the Final PSL Adjustment Segment of each turn for each terrorized
+		Area, no matter who caused the terror. See the PSL Adjustments Summary.
+
+	<h3>
+		<a href="#11.6" id="11.6">11.6 THE FRENCH NAVY</a>
+	</h3>
+
+	<p>The Government player may mobilize Naval points. Note the number of points present on the Record Track. The
+		effect of Naval points is to interdict FLN AP arriving from abroad: deduct the current number of Naval
+		Points from the AP gained by the FLN's current PSL in the Reinforcement Phase, and when the "Foreign
+		Arms Shipment" random event occurs. <i class="note">(clarification: unlike Air and Helicopter points, Naval
+			points do not depreciate (<a href="#10.11">10.11</a>)).</i>
+
+	<h3>
+		<a href="#11.7" id="11.7">11.7 FRENCH DIVISION MODES</a>
+	</h3>
+
+	<p>The Government player has a number of division-size units (with a unit size indicator of XX). They are always in
+		one of two modes:
+
+	<ul>
+		<li><b>Concentrated</b>, where the division is represented by a single counter with a Firepower of
+			25; or
+
+		<li><b>Dispersed</b>, where the division is represented by the reverse side of the counter, with a
+			blank symbol box and a Firepower of 12 <i class="note">(thus sacrificing firepower for the ability to
+				dominate more ground: note the higher Contact Rating).</i>
+	</ul>
+
+	<p>Divisions change mode in the Deployment Phase: flip the counter to show whatever mode it happens to be in
+		<i class="note">(the unit type of the Division in Concentrated mode does not matter; it's included only for
+			historical verisimilitude).</i>
+		A neutralized division may change mode, if you think it necessary for some reason.
+
+
+	<h2>
+		<a href="#12" id="12">12 POLITICAL SUPPORT LEVELS AND HOW TO WIN</a>
+	</h2>
+
+	<p>The Government and FLN players maintain Political Support Levels (PSL) independently of each other. These levels
+		change constantly during the game: see the Charts and Tables for exactly when and by how much.
+
+	<h3>
+		<a href="#12.1" id="12.1">12.1 HIGH AND LOW PSL</a>
+	</h3>
+
+	<p>There are certain advantages and disadvantages to having a particularly high or low PSL: see the DRM summaries in
+		the Charts and Tables.
+	<p>If a player's PSL rises to above 99 during the game due to various events, any such "excess" PSP gained for that
+		player are not lost: instead they are SUBTRACTED from the other player's PSL.
+	<p class="example"><b>>Example:</b> the FLN PSL is currently 98 and the Government player conducts a Population
+		Resettlement mission (<a href="#9.26">9.26</a>).
+		The FLN player rolls 3d6 and scores 10 PSP. He raises his PSL by one to 99, which is as high as it can go, and
+		deducts 9 PSP from the Government PSL.
+
+	<h3>
+		<a href="#12.2" id="12.2">12.2 VICTORY</a>
+	</h3>
+
+	<p>The game has no pre-set length. If, at any time, either player's PSL is reduced to 0 or less, then the game
+		immediately ends and the other player is declared the winner. The scale of that player's victory is
+		determined by his PSL at the moment the game ends:
+
+	<ul>
+		<li><b>1-25 points: Marginal</b> <i class="note">(That player "wins" the subsequent peace talks, but the
+				ordinary population of Algeria is
+				not enthusiastic about how either side has behaved, or confident about its future.)</i>
+		<li><b>26-50 points: Substantial</b> <i class="note">(That player "wins" the peace talks, but with some kind of
+				compromise - for example,
+				an Algeria with more independence but significant continued French economic and military presence.)</i>
+		<li><b>51+ points: Decisive</b> <i class="note">(That player wins it all - Algeria becomes totally independent,
+				with the FLN its
+				unchallenged new government; or the spirit of Algerian independence is crushed for another
+				generation.)</i>
+	</ul>
+
+	<h2>
+		<a href="#13" id="13">13. OPTIONAL RULES</a>
+	</h2>
+
+	<h3>
+		<a href="#13.1" id="13.1">13.1 SLOW FRENCH REACTION (1954 SCENARIO)</a>
+	</h3>
+
+	<p>This rule is for the 1954 scenario only. It is optional but is highly suggested, once players have learned the
+		game. Historically, the French authorities were slow to perceive and react to the threat posed by the
+		initial FLN actions in November 1954 (the point at which the game begins). They were also slow to
+		adopt more effective tactics. Therefore, until the first Reinforcement Phase in which the FLN
+		PSL exceeds the Government PSL, these restrictions apply to the Government player:
+
+	<ul>
+		<li>he may not mobilize more than 1 mobile unit or Point of any type (Air, Helo, or Naval)
+			per turn;
+		<li>his infantry divisions may not adopt Dispersed mode;
+		<li>he may not perform Civic Affairs, Suppression or Population Resettlement missions.
+	</ul>
+
+	<h3>
+		<a href="#13.2" id="13.2">13.2 MORE DETERMINISTIC INDEPENDENCE (1954 SCENARIO)</a>
+	</h3>
+
+	<p>Instead of waiting for a random event to make Morocco and Tunisia independent, assume that this will happen some
+		time in the first 6 turns of the 1954 scenario. Each Random Events Phase, roll 1d6; if the number
+		rolled is less than or equal to the number of the current turn, the two countries immediately become
+		independent.
+
+	<h3>
+		<a href="#13.3" id="13.3">13.3 SHORTER GAME.</a>
+	</h3>
+
+	<p>Counterinsurgencies can take a long time to conclude: the Algerian War, at about 8 years, was of less than
+		average length. Players can agree to an open-ended game, checking their respective PSLs every 6
+		turns, at the end of the Turn Interphase. If one player would "win" with at least a Substantial
+		Victory (that is, his PSL is 26 or more points ahead of the other player's) two checks running, the
+		game ends at that point and he wins the game with the level of victory he enjoyed at that moment.
+		However, the game would end if at any point a player's PSL is reduced to 0.
+
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