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Order of Battle – Red Star
Red Star is the twelfth scenario package for Order of Battle World War 2 and the first commanding Russian forces. This review is based on four completed Lieutenant level difficulty games played during the first three weeks of release. Red Star was purchased for $14.99 and played on a two-year-old Falcon Northwest Talon.
Avery Abernethy,
Consulate Crisis! Part 5 – A Command: Modern Air Naval Operations and Combat Mission Shock Force AAR
LANDFALL
The Marines make landfall and as promised, it is with a bang. Timed to coincide with the first wave hitting the beach, a host of Maverick AGM armed Hornets and Harriers are unleashed against Regime forces. In just one minute, the city is continuously rocked by consecutive explosions as Maverick missiles and JDAMs connect with targets throughout the city.
By: IICptMillerII,
Consulate Crisis! Part 4 – A Command: Modern Air Naval Operations and Combat Mission Shock Force AAR
THE MARINES
At 1011 hours local time (0911 zulu) Task Force Wasp arrives off the coast of Al Mout and begins preparing for disembarkation. To support the Marines, a large number of aircraft from both the Wasp and Enterprise are launched and settle into their on call air stations. By 1022 local, all aircraft are at their stations and the Marines are ready to disembark.
By: IICptMillerII,
Matrix Games Announces Command: Modern Operations
Matrix Press Release:
The first release of Command rocked the foundations of modern PC wargaming, steamrolled its way into the Pentagon, Luftwaffe and British Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, and won numerous “Wargame Of The Year” awards. Now, the restless rascals at WarfareSims are back at it with a vengeance! The already legendary game of modern cross-domain operations returns with an all-new UI, even more refined simulation mechanics and a host of new features and content to engross you into the challenges of warfare post-WW2 and in the 21st century.
Consulate Crisis! Part 3 – A Command: Modern Air Naval Operations and Combat Mission Shock Force AAR
The second Tomahawk strike is quickly planned. Target responsibilities remain the same as the first strike, and the package is largely similar. Remaining SAM sites will receive five Tomahawks, while radar sites and strategic targets will receive two. In total, 48 Tomahawks are launched.
BOOM!
