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Hangup in Havana - Battle of Cuba
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Timeframe and Location: 1980s
Object Type: Submarine, Land Unit, Aircraft Carrier, Artillery
Alignment: Warsaw Pact
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Hangup in Havana - Battle of Cuba

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Kaptian Charlie's 1984-1985 Campaign
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Description
The date is March 1, 1985. Havana remains NATO’s final bastion in Cuba, heavily fortified and bracing for a decisive Soviet assault. U.S. forces hold key positions in the city, reinforced by entrenched mechanized units and supported by a carrier strike group offshore. Intelligence confirms three Newport-class LSTs are approaching with additional armor—if they land, breaking NATO’s hold will become far more difficult. Soviet naval forces have been tasked with neutralizing coastal defenses and securing a beachhead for the amphibious landing. Airborne and mechanized units will push inland, seizing vital infrastructure and cutting off NATO’s retreat. With enemy air and naval support still active, swift and decisive action is required to ensure victory. Commander, your orders are clear: cripple NATO’s defenses, prevent enemy reinforcements, and seize Havana before they can regroup. Expect fierce resistance—victory here will determine the fate of Cuba.


Side: USSR (PACT)
Difficulty (4) ****
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KODIAK 31 May @ 6:11am 
Addendum to my comment; it seems the problems stems from me unchecking the "unit fire at surface target when weapons free" in the settings.

So if your units aren't firing at surface target even with weapons free try checkin the settings
flankymanga 25 Mar @ 3:27am 
@TheHans. I would be if I had any units close to them as a aircover. Not hundred miles elsewhere not even in the air when enemy helicopters are already launching hordes of weapons at them... Author of the scenario clearly dosn't know the term "Operational preparation" when each and every scenario is about starting the mission firing every weapon possible and seeing which one will hit. Its just a uncontrollable mayhem where the enemy typically has air assets already deployed and en route while you are trying to only determine the situation who is where. Its a superb masochist mindset.
Kaptian Charlie  [author] 22 Mar @ 2:44pm 
@kodiak yeah its defiantly annoying, I do point it out in the starting message but thank you for clarifying it here.
KODIAK 22 Mar @ 7:24am 
heads up for anyone palying but even with their ROE set to weapons free the tanks aren't attacking. So they just keep moving forward while getting shot at by the enemy unless you micro them. It's not the fault of the scenario mind you it's just the game's AI is.....fuck
TheHans 15 Feb @ 1:22pm 
@flankymanga you are the aircover vro.....
flankymanga 15 Feb @ 12:43pm 
As allways such idiotically designed mission. Soviet land units are left virtually without any air cover and are swarmed by tons of AH-1 and Abrams tanks. If you want something more realistic you are at a wrong address. This mission is a piece of crap. Move along.
Eternal Dolphin 3 Feb @ 8:45pm 
ok thanks, i will try it again now :)
Kaptian Charlie  [author] 2 Feb @ 3:10pm 
@Eternal Dolphin there was an error accidentally set time for 7 minutes not 7 hours should be fixed now, thanks for the comment.
Eternal Dolphin 2 Feb @ 2:30pm 
this might be a good missison, but just 10 minutes in, as i had my "logistics" sorted out, i instantly got the message that we lost the ground battle and the mission was over.