Massacre at the Crossroads - Operation Cung Chung II, 5 September 1970

Phước Tuy province - a New Zealand platoon from the 2 RAR/NZ Battalion and a RVN Regional Forces company sweep a ville searching for a unit of the D65 NVA Battalion...








AAR to follow...

Looking forward to it.

Me too. Not only are your figures and table great, OTB, but you take great, dramatic photos.

Tom

I hope this one won't be too long in coming in light of what happened today - I also have a second AAR to do, which turned out to be the last wargame in the garage, which is now history.

I guess I missed something. I don't understand "what happened today>' The garage is history?

It sounds like something horrible happened and has me concerned.

Tom

Now I understand.

Tom

I'll get there eventually, as it least doing AARs takes my mind off stuff.

Finally, here's the AAR

http://www.venetic.co/VietnamOperationCungChungIII.html

Impressive as always. More importantly looks like you had fun. What rules are you using ?

Joe

Thanks Joe. We use Crossfire, along with the Incoming! Vietnam War supplement.

Didn't realize it had a vietnam supplement. Have heard good things about crossfire.

Joe

It's designed for platoon and company-level infantry actions, so it works well for Vietnam.

Another masterpiece, OTB! The terrain and figures are wonderful. One of the best scenarios
I have seen and a superb well written AAR.

Hope all is well with you and yours and that the garage
recovery is going well. Take care of yourself.

Sam

Hello Sam; thanks for your kind feedback. It was an interesting firefight, pitting my veteran VC (mainly painted in 1988) against my green Regional Forces troops (just painted recently).

Progress is slowly being made with the garage.

Just go to this OTB. Exciting reading and viewing, as always. That fight sure went back and forth. For a while I thought the good guys were going to lose, after having done well just before.

I really love your bars. But then, they are a subject near and dear to your heart.

The market was cool as well; the figures too. The whole thing!!

Tom