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During the 1960s the newly independent Congo was the scene of constant warfare. This is a solitaire game that puts you in the middle of that fighting leading a task force of elite commandos.
During the Cold War a ruthless conflict was waged on the Angolan border between the South African Defense Force and communist insurgents. This is a solitaire game that puts you in the middle of that fighting as commander of a South African battle-group based on the frontier.
MiG Alley is a two-player game covering the air battles over North Korea in 1951. One player controls the UN forces and must carry out a series of bombing raids to knock out key targets in North Korea. The other player controls the communist forces, including masses of the new MiG-15 jet fighters, and attempts to inflict prohibitive losses on the UN.
Khe Sanh ‘68 places you in command of the campaign to hold the United States Marine Corps firebase at Khe Sanh during the Vietnam War. The historical campaign was a race against time as the US high command feared the North Vietnamese were going to attempt to overrun the base. All resources put into the Khe Sanh fight, however, were subtracted from those available to deal with the Tet Offensive elsewhere. Your mission is to inflict maximum Communist losses before the clock runs out.
Lebanon ‘82 simulates the Israeli incursion into PLO-controlled Lebanon. Using the F&M system, the game map features Lebanon from the Israeli jump-off positions to Beirut, and includes the Golan Heights and the Syrian positions where much of the fierce fighting occurred. The Israeli player must penetrate deep into Lebanon and annihilate as much of the PLO resistance as he can without suffering excessive casualties and the political consequences.
