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OK - they're removed.

I can put them in the downloads section if you want. They are the ATF sheets, plus kbluck's icon sheet (credit to him for his hard work, plus ProSim for their's of course, and Curt Pangracs for his too),and they are borderless, with white over colour. In other words, they look like the TSATC and...

I have a bunch I've modified for the ATF games, as .bmp files. Will they do you any good?

...here is a handy site that will compute your scenario's BMNT, EENT, moonrise, moonset, and sunrise, sunset for any input year and (almost) location: Sun or Moon Rise/Set Table for One Year

Hmm - yeah, missed that one all right. Oh well, such is life.

Beats me. Wasn't aware he was doing anything like that. I'm not in regular contact with John. NP- it wasn't that time consuming - I can get rid of it if there is already something in existence.

I've converted all the online help pages dealing with new scenario creation into .pdf files. Unfortunately, I can't upload them to the Downloads section. If anyone wants them, I can send them to you. The file is large, 8.6 megs. sabot_up AT telus DOT net

No, unless there is some other sort of tie - in with height data on it. On a related note, referring to the Bir Gifgafa AAR - do all the scenarios in TSATC have maps like that?

JPD is a file format for storing and processing vector data. It is used in applications like XRMAP: Xrmap is a program running under X that can interactively display portions of the Earth, using the huge CIA World Data Bank II. It features political boundaries, major and minor rivers...

You got it- T-64 PPM, armoured fire fighting vehicle.

OK- what's this?

And finally: "Below and in the following pages is the official report on the August, 2003 incident in Iraq where the side armor of an American M-1 tank was penetrated by an RPG round. Two members of the crew suffered minor injuries and no serious damage was done to the tank. The weapon used...

Here's more: http://www.armytimes.com/print.php?f=1-292236-2336437.php

http://www.armytimes.com/content/editorial/new/07sr01.html

Going by MajorH's guidelines, I would code Marsh as Woods + Water, and Swamp as Rough 4 + Impassible to All Vehicles, if I were to represent marsh/swamp in my country.

I can't speak for the rest of the world, but where I live, the only thing that can move in a swamp or marsh is a duck. :cheeky: The swamps/marshes here are usually a morass of mud, full of reeds and thousands of dead trees, with anything from six inches to many feet of water in them.

I think to get the density required in a timely manner would probably take more assets than a unit would be lucky enough to call on. As far as sprinkling a moving column with them, it would probably be just as beneficial to drop ICM's on it, if there was a choice to be had.

There is a segment in the User Manual, I think it's under FAQ's, about why FASCAM wasn't included. I think MajorH said it was because of conflicting professional opinion on how quickly an effective barrier minefield could be established within the time frame of a typical scenario. Still, given...

I like the sound of that. This is all done in another game represented in the forums, and although I'm not overly wild about the game, I do like the artillery routines built into it.

What he said... Oh yeah, due to the PPCLI having to hitch hike to Zimbabwe, please start the war without them...