RichB
Well-known member
Re: Middle East Engagements
It depends on which definition of Middle East is used :
Traditional Middle East - Eygpt in the west to Iran in the east. Cyprus & Turkey in the north, south thru the Arabian Peninsula.
The Greater Middle East - Morocco & Mauritania in the west across North Africa to Pakistan in the east. Cyprus, Turkey, the Caucasuses and "the 'Stans" in the north to the Arabian Peninsula, Sudan, Somolia & Ethiopia in the south.
West Asia/Middle East - Turkey & the Causasuses in the north, south thru the Arabian Peninsula. Excluding North & East African countries in the west. Stopping at the Iraq/Iran border in the east. This definition includes Iran, "the 'Stans" & Indian sub-continent as South-Central Asia.
Or any other mix of countries from that region the group agrees on. :laugh:
Cheers,
Richard
I wouldn't mind heading this up for my first campaign but I would need some help getting things going and maybe getting Laura's support and guidance also.
We have a volunteer!
Can you imagine if Ian Hill enters his M-ATV here?
Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, Israel, Jordan, Syria, United Arab Republics, what else is considered Middle East? Yes, I know but I want others thinking and getting excited.
:idonno
Regards,
It depends on which definition of Middle East is used :
Traditional Middle East - Eygpt in the west to Iran in the east. Cyprus & Turkey in the north, south thru the Arabian Peninsula.
The Greater Middle East - Morocco & Mauritania in the west across North Africa to Pakistan in the east. Cyprus, Turkey, the Caucasuses and "the 'Stans" in the north to the Arabian Peninsula, Sudan, Somolia & Ethiopia in the south.
West Asia/Middle East - Turkey & the Causasuses in the north, south thru the Arabian Peninsula. Excluding North & East African countries in the west. Stopping at the Iraq/Iran border in the east. This definition includes Iran, "the 'Stans" & Indian sub-continent as South-Central Asia.
Or any other mix of countries from that region the group agrees on. :laugh:
Cheers,
Richard