Storm in the South – Battle of Vietnam
Its January 3rd, 1985. The South China Sea has erupted into chaos as NATO prepares a bold operation to strike Vietnam’s coastal defenses and Soviet-aligned forces. The USS Kitty Hawk and USS Enterprise carrier groups, with their powerful air wings and escort fleets, are poised to execute a devastating assault. Soviet-backed Vietnamese forces, with their Soviet upgraded F-5s re-designated as MiG-28s, advanced S-300 air defense systems, and a determined coastal fleet, must repel this aggressive offensive. Soviet forces have committed their Tu-16 bomber group, including an ECM-capable variant, to conduct long-range strikes. Success hinges on sinking a significant portion of NATO’s naval vessels and protecting key infrastructure, including Vietnam’s airbase, headquarters, and S-300 radar installations. With NATO forces operating dangerously close to the Vietnamese coast, the outcome of this battle will determine the region’s fate.
Side: Vietnam USSR (PACT)
Difficulty (3) ***
