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Enemy Air Defenses

Place the cup with the Air Defense counters near the Tactical

Display Sheet.

Choose the duration of the Campaign

you will fly. There are three Campaign

durations (Short, Medium, and Long)

which specify the number of Days that

you will fly in the Campaign.

The Campaign duration also determines

the number of Special Option Points

that are available and the number of

Victory Points you must score for each

success level of the Campaign.

Example: If you fly an Iraq 1991 Campaign with a Medium

Duration, you will fly 6 Days, receive 45 initial SO Points, and

need 14 to 18 VPs to achieve a “Good” Campaign Evaluation.

Campaign Notes

Some Campaigns have a Notes

section that details special instructions

for the Campaign. If a note directs

you to “Remove” Site or Bandit

counters, do not include those

counters in your Air Defense cup.

Campaign Tracks

Campaign Tracks record damage

inflicted on the enemy’s strategic

resources by your squadron.

Place the Intel, Recon, and Infra

counters on the corresponding

words of the Campaign Tracks.

Read the result to the immediate

right of the counter.

Example: In the example graphic, the Recon counter is pointing

to a “3”, the Intel counter is pointing to “-1 Center Site”, and

the Infra counter is pointing to “-0 Hits”.

Recon (Reconnaissance)

This track represents the enemy’s ability to limit reconnaissance

efforts by the United States. As the enemy’s abilities are

damaged, it opens up more Target possibilities for your

squadron to choose from by increasing the number of Target

cards you may draw when selecting the Target for a mission.

This rating sets the upper limit on the number of cards you may

draw. You may choose to draw each card one at a time.

Example: If you already have several Improvement Target cards

lingering from previous missions, you may not want to draw

more Target cards and risk bringing more Improvement Target

cards into play.

Intel (Intelligence)

This track represents the enemy’s ability to determine which

Targets the United States may attack and to position defenses in

their vicinity. As the enemy’s intelligence abilities are damaged,

the number of Sites and Bandits placed to defend a Target is

reduced.

Infra (Infrastructure)

This track represents the damage you’ve inflicted to the

enemy’s energy, transportation, and organizational resources.

As their infrastructure suffers damage, the number of Hits

required to Destroy a Target is reduced. If the number of Hits

required to Destroy a Target is reduced below 1, treat it as

needing 1 Hit to Destroy.

The adjustment of Hits does not change the number of counters

that must be Destroyed during Objective missions.

Special Option Points

Each Campaign Map Sheet specifies

the number of Special Option Points

available. The SO Points given to a

Campaign are the total number

available throughout the entire Campaign.

You can purchase Special Weapons, Aircraft, or Priority

Options with your Special Option Points. The Special Weapons

are found on the Campaign Sheet. The Priority costs are found

on the Help Sheet. The Aircraft costs are found on the Aircraft

cards.

Each Campaign has its

own list of available

Standard Weapons and

Special Weapons. To

select a Special

Weapon, you must pay

Special Option Points

equal to its Weight Points. Standard Weapons do not have a

Special Option Point cost.

This is a per counter cost. Once you purchase a Special

Weapon, place it on an Aircraft. The Special Option Points used

to purchase Special Weapons are spent, even if the Special

Weapon is not expended during the mission.

Example: You must pay 2 Special Option Points for each GBU-

16 selected for a mission.

Player Log

Record your Campaign and Pilot

information on the Player Log.

The information recorded on the

Player Log is used to determine Pilot

Promotion, Special Option Points

expenditures, Target status, and

Campaign outcome. Record any

Optional rules purchased in the

Campaign Notes area. This Sheet

should be photocopied or downloaded from www.dvg.com.

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