Thank you!

Many of the scenarios bear the notation "NO W", It's probably really obvious, but I can't find any reference to it in the manual. Can anyone enlighten me please?

Got it, thank you.

Thanks for the confirmation. I am not sure what you mean by "X NoEncryption option" - I just edited the file using Notepad, there was no encryption involved. (I did the same thing for CS: Middle East.)

Is there something else I need to do?

Thanks for the insight. :) Unfortunately, I attacked in a piecemeal fashion and held back from using artillery / air support for fear of causing civilian casualties. Result - Charlie kicked my b***! :cry:

:idea: I have tried to address the village TEM issue by editing the Main.dat file. The map ...

Thank you. Just to clarify, the TEM for a village that appears in the manual (0.7) is correct and that which appears on the map (0.65) is incorrect?

I raised this issue because I have just played "Operation Starlite" (it didn't go well) and this scenario features a lot of village hexes. I found it ...

The TEM for a village hex is 0.65 in the game (not 0.7 as stated in the manual) and is the same as a suburb hex. This seems rather excessive to me, given the type of (wooden) buildings found in most Vietnamese villages. Is there a particular rationale for this figure?

When one of my units comes under fire from an unseen enemy, I make a written note (from the combat log) of the hex reference. I would be useful to have a marker (similar to the muzzle flashes marker for night fighting) appear in the hex from which the fire originated

P.S. Great game!

<t> [&o]I think you are right - the aircraft (Flankers) are dropping down to 80 feet as the missile approaches, causing it to lose its target lock - hats off to those AI pilots!<br/>
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According to Wikipedia, the AN/SPY-1B FCR has a maximum range of 45 nm against sea-skimming missiles. In this ...

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Looks like their targets are below the radar horizon before the missiles can engage. Aircraft tend to dive for the deck when targetted by SAMs in Command.
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The target aircraft all have illumination vectors ...