Covers the D-Day landings at Omaha Beach on June 6th, 1944. The battlefield is divided into equal sized military sectors by the time/space grid. Along the boundries of each sector are printed Time Factor Numbers. These numbers indicate the movement cost to a military unit crossing the boundry from one sector on the opposite side of the Time Factor Number. The higher the number, the greater the movement cost. The movement costs also relate to the terrain features on the map, representing their effect on movement. Finally, note that diagonal movement costs more than horizontal or vertical movement, because greater distances are involved.