Teasers for upcoming HCE scenarios

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I thought I would post a few ‘teasers’ for upcoming scenarios of mine that will soon be available for download.

Foxes in the Hen House (for Westpac)

A pair of US Navy Skipjack class attack submarines have been directed to intercept three Soviet subs - a Hotel II SSBN, an Echo I SSGN and a November SSN - in the Strait of Tartary, before the Soviet boats can deploy to their patrol zones in the Western Pacific.

Oubliette (for Westpac)

With the war in Central Europe bogging down and the Soviets showing increasing signs of desperation, the Ohio class SSBN USS Tennessee (SSBN-734) has been given orders to proceed to a deterrent patrol station in the Sea of Okhotsk, in preparation for the worst case scenario - a possible depressed trajectory SLBM launch. For several days now, the attack sub USS Tullibee has been conducting quiet subsurface reconnaissance in that area, and now reports increasing Soviet naval activity in the sector. Tennessee must reach her destination on time, but the Soviets may know she is coming.

Iron Wolf (for EC2003 GIUK)

The tiny Baltic nations (and new NATO members) of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania are no strangers to a hard life of aggression, occupation, and oppression. They still rely heavily on Russia for their supplies of natural gas and oil, and their power grids remain linked. In 2007, they entered into an agreement with neighbor (and NATO partner) Poland to replace the ageing (Chernobyl type) nuclear reactor at Ignalina in Lithuania. The Ignalina reactor has now been shut down, and the new powerplant is still under construction, despite the protests of Russia and Belarus regarding the increased pressure on the regional fossil fuel supply. The Baltic states therefore remain critically exposed, and their former ruler has decided to make its move.

Serhiy's Decision (for EC2003 Mediterranean)

Although formally established by presidential decree on a warm summer day in August 1992, the slow and painful partition of the Soviet Black Sea Fleet between Ukraine and the newly independent Russian Federation took several more years. Arguably, the first ship of the Ukrainian Navy came into being on 26 January 1992 and in considerably less peaceful fashion. The collapse of the USSR in December 1991 caused the crew of the Project 159A (NATO Petya II) class light frigate SKR-112, most of them Ukrainian by nationality, to make a fateful decision. That morning in January, captain-lieutenant Serhiy Nastenko raised the state flag of Ukraine aboard his ship and together, he and his crew took an oath of allegiance to their new motherland. Black Sea Fleet Command was outraged, compelling Nastenko and his crew to eventually flee from the Russian naval base at Donuzlav, hoping to seek refuge in Odessa. Ships and aircraft of the Black Sea Fleet still loyal to Moscow set out in pursuit of the mutineer.

[Stalintc]

Wow that sounds like gripping stuff Brad, looking forward to it.

Where will you be hosting these scenarios up may I ask?

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ORIGINAL: Stalintc
Wow that sounds like gripping stuff Brad, looking forward to it.
Where will you be hosting these scenarios up may I ask?

They'll be hosted at the HarpGamer Downloads section here.

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These scenarios have now been released and are available at HarpGamer:

1. Foxes in the Hen House (for Westpac)
2. Iron Wolf (for EC2003 GIUK)

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These scenarios have now been released and are available at HarpGamer:

1. Oubliette
2. Serhiy's Decision

Link to download area at Harpgamer.

Check out Rainman's "No Place Like Home" as well. This one is quite good.