For Those Interested

[WBWilder]

The newest scenario of the Wild Team is now up at the Wargamer for those interested in giving it a try.

http://www.wargamer.com/gamesdepot/details.asp?sid=4055


Design: Wild Bill Wilder
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Testers: Stephen Porter, Lars Remmen, Tom DeShetler

Designer Notes: This should be played as a one player game only from the US side.

This scenario is a recreation of the US Special Forces raid on the NVA prison camp at Son Tay.

Historically it proved futile as the prisoners had been moved just prior to the attack.

The battle here, however, takes a "what if" posture. Suppose there had been United States

prisoners at the compound, and suppose the NVA action was swift and violent. What might have been the outcome? Now you can determine that for the US side.

After a C-130 gunship hits one guard post, an HH-3 enters and its mission is to further surpress the enemy guards.

Next The two helicopters carrying the attack will appear on the left. From this point you are on your own. Your helicopters have limited movement. This is to portray the time needed to find a spot to land, get in there, loaded and out again, should you choose to evacuate your prisoners.

SPECIAL NOTE (Please Read!

Objective hexes will not win this one for you alone. Keeping the prisoners alive is also imperative. Get them out if you can as soon as you can.

[DRG]

Scenario 42 -Operation Kingpin: 11/70 also covers the same basic premise in a different way.

The more the merrier!

Don

[WBWilder]

Interesting scenario design...a little different from mine. The map is excellent. I'll have to give this one a try.

Wild Bill

[WBWilder]

I looked over very carefully Mr. Byrikhin's scenario on Son Tay. Its a fine one. His is different from mine in that the one I did is a "What if" type of scenario, with prisoners actually being there in the compound.

The player has to try to keep them alive and get them evacuated. He also has to control the compound by game's end.

Perhaps both should be played to get different perspectives on the battle.

The map is beautifully done and I commend him for his work.

Wild Bill

[DRG]

As I said Bill, "The more the Merrier" having scenarios from a number of different persectives of the same battle is "A Good Thing"(tm). The best result of all is if someone plays them both then decided to crack open a book and read about the actual events ( then maybe we get another sceanrio )

Don

[embis]

Nice scenario Bill, Makes a refreshing change from charging up the hill to play "King of the castle"

[Fabfire]

Hi, WB!

Guess who is having great fun with WinSPMBT - your old friend of the SPWAW times, the greatest Tiger I fan in the world...

WinSPMBT surpassed all my expectatives. Good Lord, I can even - you must remember how much I fought to have this feature implemented in SPWAW - reverse a tank!!

I must find a way to find time to add a WinSPMBT page on my website - maybe you can design some special ones, with my favorite hardware - M1A1/2 Abrams and Leopard 2A4 and A6...

Nice to find you here, my friend!

Fab

[WBWilder]

My old friend, the TIGER!

Hello Fabio! What a most pleasant surprise. I'm so thrilled to see you here.

Yes, I remember those struggles very well. This game hss some wonderful features. The editor is quite easy to use.
Its comfortable to work with.

Of course, you know I'm always honored to have a tiny spot on your website. It is quite prestigious and I'll certainly offer something there.

I hope your back has improved and you are doing well in every way!

Wild Bill

[junk2drive]

Fabio, I haven't been to your website in quite a while.
Browsing through it brought back fond memories.
I hope you add a WinSPMBT section.

[Fabfire]

junk2drive said:
Fabio, I haven't been to your website in quite a while.
Browsing through it brought back fond memories.
I hope you add a WinSPMBT section.

I plan to begin working on it soon...
Now I'm too busy playing...

Thank you for your kind words. Yep, we had a lot of fun...

Kind regards,

Fab