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The Babylon Project, "The Roleplaying game based on Babylon 5" by Joseph Cochran, and Earthforce Sourcebook supplement by Joseph Cochran, Jon Tuffley, and others, both from WireFrame Productions, 1997. The Earthforce Sourcebook includes a 44 page section of space combat rules by Tuffley based on his Full Thrust system, plus ship control sheets and counters, providing an alternative to Babylon 5 Wars which released the same year.
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Speaking of free sci-fi rules, Ground Zero Games still has all of Jon Tuffley's sci-fi wargame rules and supplements available as free downloads at:
https://shop.groundzerogames.co.uk/rules.html
including Full Thrust 2e (1992) for space combat, Dirtside II (1993) for ground combat in microarmor scales, and Stargrunt II (1996) for 25mm skirmishes.
They also still sell miniatures for all three scales themed around the nations of the "Tuffleyverse," but all the rules can be adapted to other settings. Full Thrust remains a fan favorite for gaming space battles from any popular film, TV show, or novel.
Full Thrust, 1st edition, by Jon Tuffley, Ground Zero Games, 1991
The basis of the rules were actually written in 1973, at the same time that Skytrex Ltd. released the first ever miniature Starships suitable for wargaming large fleet actions on the tabletop.
Full Thrust is still growing, with rule variants and fleet books for many popular military sci-fi settings shared online.  While a third edition is planned, the second edition and all supplements are available as free PDFs on GZG’s website.  The first edition was posted to the Emerald Coast Skunk Works blog, which hosts many fan-made fleet lists.
