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comte -> US Air Strikes and artillery support (11/25/2019 3:28:18 PM)

Will American units have access to generous air and artillery support?

I was reading a blog where the blogger was playing Tillers Vietnam Squad battles titles and
he was saying in those scenarios there was a lack of artillery and air support that felt
ahistoric. How will this game tackle this?




fritzfarlig -> RE: US Air Strikes and artillery support (11/25/2019 4:15:20 PM)

The Huge consume of artillery and air bombing didn’t help US to break Vietcong
So it’s not so important




Jason Petho -> RE: US Air Strikes and artillery support (11/25/2019 5:12:25 PM)

Most US involvement scenarios do have artillery and air strikes and in many cases helicopter gunships and/or armed AC aircraft.




Rosseau -> RE: US Air Strikes and artillery support (11/26/2019 1:36:39 AM)

The Vietcong and NVA were temporarily wiped out as a fighting force after the 1968 Tet offensive. The Paris Peace Talks allowed them to reinforce unhindered. But yes, I'm sure air power will not be a silver bullet in the upcoming game. That is for the arcade titles. [;)]




Jason Petho -> RE: US Air Strikes and artillery support (11/26/2019 2:18:53 AM)

Temporary indeed. There are ample battles post Tet that will be portrayed and more so when the US left.




Raindog101 -> RE: US Air Strikes and artillery support (11/27/2019 11:56:05 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Jason Petho

Most US involvement scenarios do have artillery and air strikes and in many cases helicopter gunships and/or armed AC aircraft.

Uhhh....The TET Offensive of 1968 destroyed the VC. After that the war was mainly fought by the NVA, who unlike the VC were actual soldiers.




Jason Petho -> RE: US Air Strikes and artillery support (11/28/2019 1:59:36 AM)

I'm not arguing that point at all, just saying there was still lots of combat action to be had after Tet '68.




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