"Force on Force - Sadr City Showdown, Iraq" Topic

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Beast44a	02 Feb 2019 9:43 a.m. PST
Got in another game of Force on Force set in Iraq, circa 2005. An American force of a couple of squads with Humvees in support advance into a contested neighborhood to kill or capture an insurgent leader. link And here's my library of games set in Iraq, spanning from the invasion, through the occupation, up to the rise of ISIS: link
Joe Legan	02 Feb 2019 7:14 p.m. PST
Beast Interesting game. Have to enjoy the walk overs when you have them. Before you recalibrate the scenario might want to try it again as the dice might truly have been on the Americans side that time!
The Archer	04 Feb 2019 6:00 p.m. PST
Agreed with Joe. Walkovers happen. I've seen games where a force who should have gotten spanked hard turned in a killer game, putting a hammer to the more superior in number force Dice are dice… and if a faction cannot make a roll, this stuff happens.

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