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Selecting Squadron Pilots

At the start of the Campaign,

select Pilot cards based on the

experience levels of the Pilots

(Newbie through Veteran). You

can only select Aircraft that

have a Service Year range that

includes the Year of the

Campaign.

Record the Pilot Names, Skill Levels, XPs needed for

Promotion, and Cool on the Player Log Sheet.

Experience levels for a Short Campaign Squadron:

1 Newbie, 2 Green, 4 Average, and 1 Skilled.

Experience levels for a Medium Campaign Squadron:

1 Newbie, 2 Green, 5 Average, 1 Skilled, and 1 Veteran.

Experience levels for a Long Campaign Squadron:

1 Newbie, 2 Green, 6 Average, 2 Skilled, and 1 Veteran.

Example: I selected a Long Campaign Squadron for Iraq 1991. I

decided to only select F/A-18C Aircraft, I choose:

Newbie - Wolf

Green - Cowboy, Mustang

Average - Talon, Griffin, Bear, Blackhawk, Panther, Hunter

Skilled - Banzai, Lightning

Veteran - Wedge

Aircraft Quality

The F/A-18C is the baseline for Aircraft quality in the game.

Selecting an Aircraft with inferior abilities is compensated for

by giving you extra Special Option Points at the start of a

Campaign. Choosing a superior Aircraft will cost you SO

Points. The number of Special Option Points gained or spent

depends on the duration of the Campaign you choose.

Each A-7, AV-8B gives you:

4, 8, 12 SO Points during a Short, Medium, Long Campaign

Each F/A-18E or EA-18G costs you:

2, 4, 6 SO Points during a Short, Medium, Long Campaign

Each F/A-18F costs you:

4, 8, 12 SO Points during a Short, Medium, Long Campaign

Each F-35B/C costs you:

6, 12, 18 SO Points during a Short, Medium, Long Campaign

Example: If you place two A-7 Aircraft into your squadron, you

would start your Medium Campaign with +16 SO Points.

Pilot Promotion Priority

After you choose your Campaign length, you can use the Pilot

Priority Option. This allows you to immediately Promote one or

more of your Pilots to his next higher level. You can Promote a

Pilot more than once. Each Pilot Promotion for a Short

Campaign costs 6 SO, Medium costs 12 SO, and Long costs 18

SO.

• Sequence of Play

Pre-Flight

Draw Target Card(s)

Select Target

Determine and Place Sites Present

Assign Pilots

Arm Aircraft

Target-Bound Flight

Draw Target-Bound Event Card

Place Aircraft

Determine and Place Bandits

Intel Air Defense Adjustment

Draw Over Target Event Card

Phoenix Missile Attacks

Place Turn Counter in Turn Box #1

Over Target Resolution (5 Times)

Jettison Decision

Fast Pilots Attack

Sites and Bandits Attack

One Pilot may Suppress

Pilot under Attack may use Evasion

Slow Pilots Attack

Aircraft Move and Adjust Altitude

Bandits Move

Advance Turn Counter

Home-Bound Flight

Draw Home-Bound Event Card

Roll for SAR results

Debriefing

Record Mission Outcome, Victory Points, Adjust Recon, Infra,

and Intel Counters

Add Target Card Stress to Pilots

Pilot Stress Recovery (all Pilots)

Record Pilot Experience and Stress

• Pre-Flight

Draw Target Cards

Refer to the Recon Track on

the Campaign Map Sheet to

determine the maximum

number of Target cards you

may draw for the Day. The number shown to the right of the

counter (where the arrow is pointing) is the number of cards

you may choose to draw. Draw cards one at a time.

Example: Based on the Recon counter’s position in the sample

graphic, you can draw up to 3 Target cards.

Examine each of the Target cards and select one as the Target

of the mission. Place it in the Center Area of the Tactical

Display Sheet. Discard the other Target cards.

In the column for the current mission, on the Mission Log

below the “Target #” header, write the number of the Target

card you have chosen to attack.

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