As most of you will know this is an adaptation of "Chain of Command" for Iraq and Afghanistan. Can't really fault it it plays really well and Rich and Leigh have done the necessary changes with perfection. Well done chaps!
I put on a very simple game involving an understrength UK Airborne Platoon searching a compound for a suspected arms cache. The local Taliban weren't happy about this and tried to stop them. Although they had a good deployment and 2 IEDs they made the mistake of allowing the Brits to PID them and got drawn in to a close range firefight were the British superior firepower and tactics cut them up. A coalition victory. Appologies for the photos, the lighting wasn't ideal ! Dougie
The table
Some views of the table before the Brits crossed the startline and it all kicked off
The Talibs deployed 2 IEDs, the Brits detected 1 thanks to a barma team and detonated another, very fortunately this only resulted in Shock to the unit!
superb work Dougie
ReplyDeleteThanks, the rules are sooooo good!
DeleteA very nice table set up there. I will have to gewt into Modern gaming one day..but I am still stuck in the colonial period..
ReplyDeleteVery nice looking game you have there Dougie.
ReplyDeleteAm looking forward to the rules being published and giving them a read through.
Cheers,
Pete.
Thanks for the preview. I look forward to the rules as well. I am just starting to get some 15mm modern miniatures painted up and I will be using CoC Fighting Season for the rule set. I have CoC for my WWII and I bet the modern rules will be just as good.
ReplyDeleteMaybe I missed it, but from which company are those 15mm´s?
ReplyDeleteMarv they're 20mm.
DeleteDougie