Monday, 16 September 2019

On the Road Again



Welcome to Chain of Command - DMZ Second Tour.

The second installment of an unofficial Chain of Command supplement for the Vietnam War.

This supplement has been written with the overall intention of being used with the Chain of Command Main Rulebook.

The layout has been designed to allow for easier reference during games.

A large part of this supplement has been based on the excellent set of unpublished Chain of Command Cold War rules designed by Richard Morrill (Monty Lardo) and the Chain of Command Rule set by the Too Fat Lardies Team.

A big thank you is also extended to Michael Moore, Andrew Champion, Andrew Parkes, Len Tracey and members of the League of Ordinary Gentlemen Wargames Club who have contributed greatly to this project.

I don't profess to be an expert so any suggestions or feedback for improvements is always appreciated.

If anyone has any questions or is seeking any rules clarifications do not hesitate to contact me.

Click on the below link to download the PDF from dropbox.

Chain of Command DMZ V2 - Second Tour
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9 comments:

  1. painterman16 September 2019 at 06:37

    These look great and kudos for all the work on these.
    I'm just gathering modest NAM forces with the excellent Empress figures, so will be giving these a go, along with the CoC rules.
    Cheers

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  2. c0cky3016 September 2019 at 06:39

    Cheers. Let me know if you have any questions.

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  3. Roderick16 September 2019 at 13:03

    Fantastic work - thank you!

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  4. Truscott Trotter17 September 2019 at 16:09

    Not really my period but with all these cool Nam figures coming out gotta give it a look see :)

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  5. William14 October 2019 at 19:16

    Jason, on the arsenal table some weapons i.e. pistol (1/2) and Assault rifle (1 and 1/2) have half values? What does that entail for firing purposes?

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  6. Scott S.29 October 2019 at 09:14

    Mind if I make a minor nitpick?

    You have the USMC using M-113 APCs. In Vietnam they used LVTP-5s, a much larger vehicle primarily intended to make amphibious assaults that wasn't as suited for land operations. There were maybe a handful of M-113s unofficially acquired by the USMC and used as HQ vehicles, but the overwhelming majority of the USMC grunts who got rides traveled in LVTP-5s.

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  7. smirnoff18 March 2023 at 06:23

    Can you tell me why the NVA and VC don't appear in the OOBs with fire teams in the squads?

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  8. argrom11 September 2023 at 04:05

    Hello, is there another link for your Vietnam adaptation, as the link above no longer works?

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  9. c0cky3012 September 2023 at 03:42

    https://www.dropbox.com/sh/yu90w0q8dp33ega/AAB9nxd5dqvsT2rBrWoqb-BHa?dl=0

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