Fallen Eagle : Khe Sanh

Very Good Condition Unpunched Copy. Slight shelf-wear from long-term storage, has rusty staples.

Wargamer Vol.1 No.62 March 1987

GAME:

Fallen Eagle - The Battle of Khe Sanh (by Perry Moore)

This is a simulation of the Battle of Khe Sanh, Vietnam, 1968. It depicts the defense of the U.S. Marine base at Khe Sanh against the forces of the North Vietnamese Army. Points are scored for certain objective hexes on the map and for units eliminated. The U.S. total is subtracted from the N.V.A. total and the resulting amount determines the level of victory. The game contains both an historical and a hypothetical 'What if the NVA performed an all-out attack?' scenario. Operational level, low complex, 200 counters, 2 players, 2+ hours.

ARTICLES:

Khe Sanh: A Study in Confustion - J.Burtt
- Historical background to "Fallen Eagle"

German Front: A Russian Front Variant - T.Raicer

Carrier Battles (RSS): The Glory of the Solomons
- Game Review - J.Oxley
- Designer's Response - J.Boyer
- Errata & New Optional Rules - J.Boyer

Mightier Than the Sword
- Book reviews

A Hitchhiker's Guide to Computer Wargames
- Operation Market Garden (SSI) - C.Moss

Eastern Front Tank Leader (WEG) - P.Dangel
- Game Review
- Errata

Briefings
- Remember the Maine (S&T-108) - P.Dangel
- Line of Battle (SimCan) - P.Perla

G-2
- Hobby news

Campaigns of Marlborough
- Errata and clarification