Wild Coincidence

[Oche]

I PBEM this scenario about a year or so ago, i had a good time. Very entertaining, challenging and unpredictable just as most of Ulf's Lundstrom scenarios. IMHO the other Ulf's Korean scenarios are as good or even better than this one.

[jivemi]

Originally Posted by Oche

I PBEM this scenario about a year or so ago, i had a good time. Very entertaining, challenging and unpredictable just as most of Ulf's Lundstrom scenarios. IMHO the other Ulf's Korean scenarios are as good or even better than this one.

Yeah, only reason I said it was "one-sided" was 'cuz the first couple attempts at it my guys got hung up getting through barbed wire north of the first VH. It made sense to try a longer approach march to the southwest; experience is the best teacher!

Speaking of which, I've had numerous "blue-on-blue" with aircraft in Mr. Lundstrom's Korea '09 scenarios (and MBT in general). For example in #203 (Masters of our Enemy) they took out an M728 CEV engineer tank and several AAV-7s, while in #206 (Carnage of Kaesong) a single mistargeted Paveway LGB demolished both a K-1 and AAV-7 that were in the same hex! Jets can be wonderfully devastating against the enemy, but it's heartbreaking when they take out your own. Live and learn, eh?