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Attack Number: Roll this number or

higher to successfully Hit a target.

Maximum Attack Range (black): The

maximum distance the weapon can travel

to Attack a target.

Anti-Radar: Some Sites have an “R” (Radar)

notation. AGM-88s have a matching “R” (Radar)

notation. AGM-88s cannot Attack Targets, they can

only Attack Sites that have an “R” notation.

Cannot Attack Range (red): If the weapon

counter cannot Attack at a specific range, it will be

shown in red next to the black range information

indicating a range you can use.

Example: The AIM-7 cannot Attack at range 0, but it can Attack

at ranges 1 or 2. It cannot Attack at ranges beyond 2.

Dispersed: Some weapons have a “D” in a black

square to indicate they are immune to the

Dispersed limitation on Target cards of only being

able to score 1 Hit per counter.

High Altitude Attacks: The weapon can be used

by an Aircraft at High Altitude.

High and Low Altitude Attacks: The weapon can

be used by an Aircraft at High or Low Altitude.

Low Altitude Attacks: The weapon can be used by

an Aircraft at Low Altitude.

Independent: Some weapons have an “I” in a

black square to indicate they can be fired at

independent targets. Each counter can Attack the

Pilot’s declared target, or a different target.

Example: Your F/A-18C at High Altitude in the Center Area

declares the Target to be his target. Usually, he can only Attack

the declared target, but because he has weapons with the

Independent trait, he can drop a Mk. 82 and GBU-38s on the

Target, a GBU-38 on a Site in the Center Area, and a GBU-38

on a Site in the North Approach Area.

Soft: All Sites, and some Targets, have an “S” or

“Soft” notation. Some weapons gain a bonus to

their Attack rolls when Attacking Soft targets. The

specific bonus is noted on their weapon counters

next to the “S” in the black square.

Suppression: Some weapons gain a bonus to their

Attack rolls when Suppressing an enemy Air

Defense counter’s Attack against your Aircraft. The

specific bonus is noted on their weapon counters

next to the “S” in the yellow square.

Aircraft Cards

Each Pilot/Aircraft card represents its crew and Aircraft. Each

card has two sides that show different experience levels for the

Pilot. Throughout these rules, the terms Aircraft and Pilot refer

to these cards.

1 - Pilot Name - Pilot

call signs are for

reference purposes only.

They do not affect game

play.

2 - SA - Situational

Awareness - The Pilot’s

Situational Awareness

skill value. For every

point a Pilot has in this

skill, he can act twice

during a turn. Once

during the Slow step and

once during the Fast step.

3 - Skill Rating - Pilot

skills are: Newbie, Green, Average, Skilled, Veteran, or Ace.

The higher the rating, the better the Pilot skills.

4 - Experience - The number of Experience Points the Pilot

must earn to be promoted to his next higher skill level.

5 - Aircraft Type - The military designation for the Aircraft.

6 - Special Option Points - The number of SO (Special

Option) Points awarded or expended for choosing the Aircraft.

The 3 numbers note the SOs gained or expended based on the

Campaign length being played - Short, Medium, or Long.

Example: If you choose to add an F/A-18F to your squadron,

for a Short Campaign, you need to spend 3 SO Points.

Example: If you choose to add an A-7 Corsair II to your

squadron, for a Long Campaign, you gain an additional 12 SO

Points.

7 - Years in Service - The years the Aircraft was in service.

Example: The F/A-18F entered service in 2001. It can

participate in all Campaigns from 2001 and after.

8 - C - Cool - Remove this number of Stress Points from the

Aircraft at the end of each Day (whether this Aircraft was

flown or not).

9 - Stress - Pilots suffer Stress when they fly missions. Pilots

also suffer Stress when they are Attacked by Bandits and Sites.

If a Pilot’s Stress Points fall into the “Okay” range he uses the

stats in the Okay row on his card. The range on the sample card

is 0 to 5. Pilots exceeding the Okay range become Shaken.

If a Pilot’s Stress Points fall into the “Shaken” range he uses

the stats in the Shaken row on his card. The range on the

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