Dominion of Rice and Napalm: NAM – Fight Battles of the Vietnam War: Solo Game

This is the Dominion of Rice and Napalm Fight Battles of the Vietnam War Solo Game. This standalone set of rules is built on the Dominion of the Spear solo game system with appropriate rule changes for the Vietnam War. These are very very simple rules with armies of 3-7 units and a solo battle can be fought in 10-15 minutes. An example play through is included. There is a Quick Reference Sheet on the back cover. Use paper and pen (or model figures of any scale) as there is no measuring (grid used). Uses 2 six sided dice. 24 historical battles and campaigns are included ready to play, each with a brief background, army lists, deployment, and brief account of what happened historically. Together they provide a simple overview of the Vietnam War. The battles are: Battle of Ap Bac 2nd January 1963 Battle of Binh Gia 28th December 1964-1st January 1965 Battle of Pleiku (Camp Holloway attack) 6-7th February 1965 Battle of Dong Xoai 9-13th June 1965 Battle of Van Tuong (Operation Starlite) 18-24th August 1965 Battle of Ia Drang 14-18th November 1965 Battle of Cu Nghi (Operation Masher) January 28-31st 1966 Battle of Hill 488 15-16th June 1966 Battle of Long Tan 18th August 1966 Battle of Hill 875 (Battle of Dak To) 3-22nd November 1967 Battle of Khe Sanh 21st January-9th July 1968 Battle of Saigon (Tet Offensive) 31st January-7th March 1968 Battle of Hue City (Tet Offensive) 30th January-2nd March 1968 Battle of Hamburger Hill 13-20th May 1969 Battle of Fire Support Base Ripcord 1–23rd July 1970 Cambodian Incursion 29th April-22nd July 1970 Battle of Firebase Mary Ann 28th March 1971 Operation Lam Son 719 8th February-25th March 1971 First Battle of Quang Tri (Easter Offensive) 30th March-1st May 1972 Battle of An Loc (Easter Offensive) 13th April-20th July 1972 Battle of Kontum 14th May-18th June 1972 Battle of Ban Me Thuot (Spring Offensive) 10-18th March 1975 Battle of Xuan Loc 9-21st April 1975 Fall of Saigon 27-30th April 1975 This is easily read on a tablet or mobile phone and can be printed as an A5 booklet. 44 A5 pages. —description from the publisher