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Herman · 04-09-14, 06:03 PM

The 13th NEW Harpoon scenario of the year!

Marianas Sunrise

Inspired by fictional events depicted in Tom Clancy's, "Debt of Honor".

In eastern Tennessee, a car accident involving two Japanese-made vehicles leads to the deaths of six people. Revelations about manufacturing and shipping errors that led to the accident stir long-standing resentment toward Japan's trade policies.

As trade negotiations between the United States and Japan come to a halt, Congress passes legislation allowing the US to replicate trade practices of the countries from which it imports goods. This immediately cuts off US export markets, threatening the Japanese economy.

Facing an economic crisis, Japan's ruling corporate cabal decides to take military action against the United States. Supported covertly by India and China, they plot to curtail the American presence in the Pacific.

Japan launches phase one of its assault, sending Self-Defense Force units to occupy the Marianas Islands, specifically Saipan.

The invasion, conducted with commercial airliners is virtually bloodless.

Elsewhere, during a joint military exercise, Japanese ships "accidentally" launch torpedoes at the US Pacific Fleet, destroying two submarines and crippling two aircraft carriers (Enterprise and John C. Stennis).

US naval capability in the western Pacific is drastically reduced.

Immediate retaliation is delayed by phase two of the Japanese offensive: an economic attack.

As the military offensive begins, Japan engineers the collapse of the US stock market by hiring a programmer who is also a consultant for an exchange firm, tasked with inserting a logic bomb into the system.

When triggered, the computer program blocks the storage of all trade records made after noon on Friday.

The Japanese also attempt to take the life of the Federal Reserve chairman, however he survives the attack with a broken back.

America now faces a massive economic crisis of their own and subsequent mass panic. The Japanese hope the Americans will be too distracted to quickly respond to Japan's military actions.

--Source Wikipedia:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debt_of_Honor

Author: Ryan Anderson in collaboration with Herman Hum

Marianas Sunrise
Pacific Rim\Marianas.SCN

Over 502 scenarios in a single package!

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Herman · 04-25-14, 01:11 PM

The 14th NEW Harpoon scenario of the year!

9.0 Lock-On

This scenario is an interpretation of the account from Michael A. Palmer's, "The War that Never Was".

"Responsibility for the defense of western Libya-Tripolitania--rested primarily with the Libyan air arm. It was, on paper, a substantial force of more than 550 combat aircraft. But over 400 planes were in storage and many of the rest were flown by Syrian, North Korean, or Russian pilots. (The Soviets also controlled the extensive Libyan air defense system.) There were only about 75 fighters--miserable Su-20 Fitters and nearly obsolescent MiG-23 Floggers--combat ready in Tripolitania on the morning of D-Day. The Soviets promised to supply pilots and to fly in additional aircraft in the event of a crisis. But in the midst of a global war, neither the Soviet Union nor any of its surrogates could afford to send hundreds of skilled pilots to Libya.

Over 200 NATO fighters and attack aircraft were available to "take on" the Libyans during the 14th. Rear Admiral Byrnes's Kennedy task group alone carried 86 aircraft including 20 F-14A Tomcats, 20 F/A-18 Hornets, and 20 A-6E Intruders, a force numerically equal, and qualitatively superior to the Libyan forces based around Tripoli. The dozen AV-8B Harriers on the Italian carrier Garibaldi, and the 16 Super Etendards and 10 Vought F-8E Crusaders of the French carrier Foch would be available to support the Kennedy's operations. NATO land-based air assets in Sicily included a dozen USMC F/A-18 Hornets at Sigonella, 32 F-16A Falcons of the USAF's 401 Tactical Fighter Wing (TFW), 612th Tactical Fighter Squadron, at Comiso (the wing's 613th and 614th TFSs were scheduled to arrive on the 15th and 16 respectively), 32 Italian F-104G Starfighters of 37 Stormo at Trapani, and 30 G 91Ys of 32 Stormo that had staged from their base at Brindisi to Cantania."

Author: Herman Hum

9.0 Lock-On
Blue Water Navy\Lock-On.SCN

Over 503 scenarios in a single package!

Try the entire battleset:

1.0 Mugging the Forrestal Blue Water Navy\Mugging.SCN
2.0 Operation RINOK-CAD Blue Water Navy\RINOKCAD.scn
3.0 Knife-Fight Blue Water Navy\Knife.SCN
4.0 Bagel Station Blue Water Navy\BagelStn.SCN
5.0 Spanish Omelet Blue Water Navy\Omelet.SCN
6.0 A Tale of Two Carriers - Part 1 Blue Water Navy\ATaleOf1.SCN
7.0 A Tale of Two Carriers - Part 2 Blue Water Navy\ATaleOf2.SCN
8.0 Plight of the Moskva Blue Water Navy\Plight.SCN
9.0 Lock-On Blue Water Navy\Lock-On.SCN
10.0 Soviet Indian Ocean Squadron Blue Water Navy\IndRon.SCN
11.0 Turkey Trots to Water Blue Water Navy\TurkeyTr.SCN
12.0 Operations Plan 220-90 Blue Water Navy\OPlan220.SCN
13.0 Hemphill's Ordeal Blue Water Navy\Hemphill.SCN
14.0 Get the Tbilisi Blue Water Navy\Tbilisi.SCN
15.0 Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors Blue Water Navy\TinCan.SCN

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Herman · 05-12-14, 02:25 AM

15 Action in the Andamans
CasoDB\Scenarios\IndoChine War\03.0 Too Few Victories\15-1LavenderA1.SCN

has been added.

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Herman · 06-13-14, 03:36 PM

The 18th NEW Harpoon scenario of the year!

10.0 Soviet Indian Ocean Squadron

This scenario is an interpretation of the account from Michael A. Palmer's, "The War that Never Was".

"The campaign against Libya was but one of several waged within the US Central Command's area of responsibility (AOR). On the morning of 14 July, all hell broke loose from the Red Sea to the Strait of Malacca. Four Russian "tankers" began dropping mines in the shipping channels of the Persian Gulf, while Soviet aircraft, surface combatants, and submarines staged dramatic attacks against Allied and neutral ships."

NATO
SSSSSS 150000Z14Jul85 SSSSSS

To: R.Adm Anthony Moore
Joint Task Force Middle East
CTF 77.1 Nimitz
R.Adm Jonas Sommers
Middle East Force
LCC La Salle

Fr: Gen George Gilchrist
CentCom, MacDill

CC: R.Adm Jack Fisher
CTG 77.4 Hue City
R.Adm Jacques Roignant
CTG Jean Bart
Cmdr Alistair Jones
CTG 77.2 Hayler
Cmdr Walter Conway
CTG 77.3 Jarrett

1.0 SitRep:

030000Z Hostilities between NATO and Warsaw Pact forces initiated.

Warsaw Pact declares unrestricted warfare on all vessels sailing under NATO flags but promises to respect the sovereignty of neutral nations and encourages all vessels not involved in the conflict to seek safe haven in port so that 'unforeseen and accidental incidents' do not occur. Most commercial vessels heed the call and sit at anchorage.

Most nations within the Persian Gulf and Indian Ocean are maintaining their neutrality and state that they intend to defend their borders against all incursions. Forward deployment of U.S. assets not possible at this time.

101000L Diego Garcia bombed by Tu-95H bombers. Several shot down, but one B-52H destroyed on the taxiway and the airfield was shut down.

110700L MCM New Orleans and FFG Klakring sunk in the Strait of Hormuz with heavy loss of life by Backfire strike.

140010L FF Cook reported submarine attack near Karachi while escorting two tankers. Subsequent contact lost.

Author: Herman Hum

10.0 Soviet Indian Ocean Squadron
Blue Water Navy\IndRon.SCN

Over 504 scenarios in a single package!

Try the entire battleset:

1.0 Mugging the Forrestal Blue Water Navy\Mugging.SCN
2.0 Operation RINOK-CAD Blue Water Navy\RINOKCAD.scn
3.0 Knife-Fight Blue Water Navy\Knife.SCN
4.0 Bagel Station Blue Water Navy\BagelStn.SCN
5.0 Spanish Omelet Blue Water Navy\Omelet.SCN
6.0 A Tale of Two Carriers - Part 1 Blue Water Navy\ATaleOf1.SCN
7.0 A Tale of Two Carriers - Part 2 Blue Water Navy\ATaleOf2.SCN
8.0 Plight of the Moskva Blue Water Navy\Plight.SCN
9.0 Lock-On Blue Water Navy\Lock-On.SCN
10.0 Soviet Indian Ocean Squadron Blue Water Navy\IndRon.SCN
11.0 Turkey Trots to Water Blue Water Navy\TurkeyTr.SCN
12.0 Operations Plan 220-90 Blue Water Navy\OPlan220.SCN
13.0 Hemphill's Ordeal Blue Water Navy\Hemphill.SCN
14.0 Get the Tbilisi Blue Water Navy\Tbilisi.SCN
15.0 Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors Blue Water Navy\TinCan.SCN

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CapitanPiluso · 06-13-14, 07:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Herman

Over 504 scenarios in a single package!

Try the entire battleset:

1.0 Mugging the Forrestal Blue Water Navy\Mugging.SCN
2.0 Operation RINOK-CAD Blue Water Navy\RINOKCAD.scn
3.0 Knife-Fight Blue Water Navy\Knife.SCN
4.0 Bagel Station Blue Water Navy\BagelStn.SCN
5.0 Spanish Omelet Blue Water Navy\Omelet.SCN
6.0 A Tale of Two Carriers - Part 1 Blue Water Navy\ATaleOf1.SCN
7.0 A Tale of Two Carriers - Part 2 Blue Water Navy\ATaleOf2.SCN
8.0 Plight of the Moskva Blue Water Navy\Plight.SCN
9.0 Lock-On Blue Water Navy\Lock-On.SCN
10.0 Soviet Indian Ocean Squadron Blue Water Navy\IndRon.SCN
11.0 Turkey Trots to Water Blue Water Navy\TurkeyTr.SCN
12.0 Operations Plan 220-90 Blue Water Navy\OPlan220.SCN
13.0 Hemphill's Ordeal Blue Water Navy\Hemphill.SCN
14.0 Get the Tbilisi Blue Water Navy\Tbilisi.SCN
15.0 Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors Blue Water Navy\TinCan.SCN

Certainly good news for those folks (like me) who enjoy naval warfare.

Thanks a lot.

Herman · 06-14-14, 05:35 PM

Glad to see you are still enjoying them. These are big scenarios so it should take you awhile to finish. If you want to try some of them in MP, just give shout. I'm always up for a match.

Herman · 07-11-14, 01:07 AM

The 19th NEW Harpoon scenario of the year!

Operation StormCloud

NATO vs USSR

LOCATION: Arctic Circle
TIME: 5 January 2017, 0400 GMT

Mikhail Gorbachev's removal from power during a coup by the army, and his subsequent execution at the hands of the KGB, led to a Soviet government that became even more insular than it had already been. Protests following Gorbachev's death were swiftly put down, and once elements of the Soviet government that had previously supported him had been forced to re-embrace traditional party values, the government was able to focus on re-establishing the arms programs that Gorbachev had tried to dissolve.
The situation was not received well in Europe or the USA, and continued to escalate over the next few decades. Russia began exerting additional pressure on shipping in the Arctic Circle, claiming sovereignty over waters that had previously been open to all nations. When Soviet vessels fired on Norwegian ships, sinking them with all hands, the matter was suppressed despite the British Special Boat Service (SBS) finding evidence that proved Russian involvement in an incident which was blamed on malfunctioning GPS equipment, engine fires, inclement conditions and any other reason that could be produced in an attempt to prevent an all out war.
To try and prevent any further raids of this type occurring again, NATO ships began moving north and taking up positions around the ice pack. Royal Navy and US Navy submarines began patrolling these waters with renewed awareness. The situation came to an inevitable head when an over-zealous NATO fighter pilot fired on a Soviet sub that was forced to surface after engine trouble, in close proximity to a NATO convoy. The sub was reported as sunk by the pilot, but repercussions from the Soviets were not far behind. NATO agents in Russia reported that a high amount of traffic around the docks in Nenelsia and Yamalia, with all SSSR crews being called back to their vessels. All contact was lost with NATO agents in Russia, and their fate can only be guessed at.

Author: Hugo Richards

Hugo is the 40th author to release a Harpoon scenario.

Operation StormCloud
Arctic Harpoon\StormCld.SCN

Over 505 scenarios in a single package!

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04-09-14, 06:03 PM	#1
Herman Ace of the Deep Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Canada Posts: 1,187 Downloads: 273 Uploads: 1046	The 13th NEW Harpoon scenario of the year! Marianas Sunrise Inspired by fictional events depicted in Tom Clancy's, "Debt of Honor". In eastern Tennessee, a car accident involving two Japanese-made vehicles leads to the deaths of six people. Revelations about manufacturing and shipping errors that led to the accident stir long-standing resentment toward Japan's trade policies. As trade negotiations between the United States and Japan come to a halt, Congress passes legislation allowing the US to replicate trade practices of the countries from which it imports goods. This immediately cuts off US export markets, threatening the Japanese economy. Facing an economic crisis, Japan's ruling corporate cabal decides to take military action against the United States. Supported covertly by India and China, they plot to curtail the American presence in the Pacific. Japan launches phase one of its assault, sending Self-Defense Force units to occupy the Marianas Islands, specifically Saipan. The invasion, conducted with commercial airliners is virtually bloodless. Elsewhere, during a joint military exercise, Japanese ships "accidentally" launch torpedoes at the US Pacific Fleet, destroying two submarines and crippling two aircraft carriers (Enterprise and John C. Stennis). US naval capability in the western Pacific is drastically reduced. Immediate retaliation is delayed by phase two of the Japanese offensive: an economic attack. As the military offensive begins, Japan engineers the collapse of the US stock market by hiring a programmer who is also a consultant for an exchange firm, tasked with inserting a logic bomb into the system. When triggered, the computer program blocks the storage of all trade records made after noon on Friday. The Japanese also attempt to take the life of the Federal Reserve chairman, however he survives the attack with a broken back. America now faces a massive economic crisis of their own and subsequent mass panic. The Japanese hope the Americans will be too distracted to quickly respond to Japan's military actions. --Source Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debt_of_Honor Author: Ryan Anderson in collaboration with Herman Hum Marianas Sunrise Pacific Rim\Marianas.SCN Over 502 scenarios in a single package! Harpoon HUE users can get the: Complete PlayersDB Harpoon HUE Library Harpoon ANW users can get the: Complete PlayersDB Harpoon ANW Library Harpoon3.6.3 users can get the: Complete PlayersDB Harpoon 3.6.3 Library "Harpoon for Dummies" channel PlayersDB for Harpoon on Facebook Frequently Asked Questions FilesOfScenShare __________________ Guidelines for ScenShare scenarios: 1) Enjoy creating it 2) Enjoy playing it 3) Enjoy sharing it 4) Enjoy helping others create them The PlayersDB - The Harpoon Community's #1 Choice. Harpoon3 Frequently Asked Questions

04-25-14, 01:11 PM	#2
Herman Ace of the Deep Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Canada Posts: 1,187 Downloads: 273 Uploads: 1046	The 14th NEW Harpoon scenario of the year! 9.0 Lock-On This scenario is an interpretation of the account from Michael A. Palmer's, "The War that Never Was". "Responsibility for the defense of western Libya-Tripolitania--rested primarily with the Libyan air arm. It was, on paper, a substantial force of more than 550 combat aircraft. But over 400 planes were in storage and many of the rest were flown by Syrian, North Korean, or Russian pilots. (The Soviets also controlled the extensive Libyan air defense system.) There were only about 75 fighters--miserable Su-20 Fitters and nearly obsolescent MiG-23 Floggers--combat ready in Tripolitania on the morning of D-Day. The Soviets promised to supply pilots and to fly in additional aircraft in the event of a crisis. But in the midst of a global war, neither the Soviet Union nor any of its surrogates could afford to send hundreds of skilled pilots to Libya. Over 200 NATO fighters and attack aircraft were available to "take on" the Libyans during the 14th. Rear Admiral Byrnes's Kennedy task group alone carried 86 aircraft including 20 F-14A Tomcats, 20 F/A-18 Hornets, and 20 A-6E Intruders, a force numerically equal, and qualitatively superior to the Libyan forces based around Tripoli. The dozen AV-8B Harriers on the Italian carrier Garibaldi, and the 16 Super Etendards and 10 Vought F-8E Crusaders of the French carrier Foch would be available to support the Kennedy's operations. NATO land-based air assets in Sicily included a dozen USMC F/A-18 Hornets at Sigonella, 32 F-16A Falcons of the USAF's 401 Tactical Fighter Wing (TFW), 612th Tactical Fighter Squadron, at Comiso (the wing's 613th and 614th TFSs were scheduled to arrive on the 15th and 16 respectively), 32 Italian F-104G Starfighters of 37 Stormo at Trapani, and 30 G 91Ys of 32 Stormo that had staged from their base at Brindisi to Cantania." Author: Herman Hum 9.0 Lock-On Blue Water Navy\Lock-On.SCN Over 503 scenarios in a single package! Try the entire battleset: 1.0 Mugging the Forrestal Blue Water Navy\Mugging.SCN 2.0 Operation RINOK-CAD Blue Water Navy\RINOKCAD.scn 3.0 Knife-Fight Blue Water Navy\Knife.SCN 4.0 Bagel Station Blue Water Navy\BagelStn.SCN 5.0 Spanish Omelet Blue Water Navy\Omelet.SCN 6.0 A Tale of Two Carriers - Part 1 Blue Water Navy\ATaleOf1.SCN 7.0 A Tale of Two Carriers - Part 2 Blue Water Navy\ATaleOf2.SCN 8.0 Plight of the Moskva Blue Water Navy\Plight.SCN 9.0 Lock-On Blue Water Navy\Lock-On.SCN 10.0 Soviet Indian Ocean Squadron Blue Water Navy\IndRon.SCN 11.0 Turkey Trots to Water Blue Water Navy\TurkeyTr.SCN 12.0 Operations Plan 220-90 Blue Water Navy\OPlan220.SCN 13.0 Hemphill's Ordeal Blue Water Navy\Hemphill.SCN 14.0 Get the Tbilisi Blue Water Navy\Tbilisi.SCN 15.0 Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors Blue Water Navy\TinCan.SCN Harpoon HUE users can get the: Complete PlayersDB Harpoon HUE Library Harpoon ANW users can get the: Complete PlayersDB Harpoon ANW Library Harpoon3.6.3 users can get the: Complete PlayersDB Harpoon 3.6.3 Library "Harpoon for Dummies" channel PlayersDB for Harpoon on Facebook Frequently Asked Questions FilesOfScenShare __________________ Guidelines for ScenShare scenarios: 1) Enjoy creating it 2) Enjoy playing it 3) Enjoy sharing it 4) Enjoy helping others create them The PlayersDB - The Harpoon Community's #1 Choice. Harpoon3 Frequently Asked Questions

05-12-14, 02:25 AM	#3
Herman Ace of the Deep Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Canada Posts: 1,187 Downloads: 273 Uploads: 1046	15 Action in the Andamans CasoDB\Scenarios\IndoChine War\03.0 Too Few Victories\15-1LavenderA1.SCN has been added. Harpoon HUE users can get the: Complete PlayersDB Harpoon HUE Library Harpoon ANW users can get the: Complete PlayersDB Harpoon ANW Library __________________ Guidelines for ScenShare scenarios: 1) Enjoy creating it 2) Enjoy playing it 3) Enjoy sharing it 4) Enjoy helping others create them The PlayersDB - The Harpoon Community's #1 Choice. Harpoon3 Frequently Asked Questions

06-13-14, 03:36 PM	#4
Herman Ace of the Deep Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Canada Posts: 1,187 Downloads: 273 Uploads: 1046	The 18th NEW Harpoon scenario of the year! 10.0 Soviet Indian Ocean Squadron This scenario is an interpretation of the account from Michael A. Palmer's, "The War that Never Was". "The campaign against Libya was but one of several waged within the US Central Command's area of responsibility (AOR). On the morning of 14 July, all hell broke loose from the Red Sea to the Strait of Malacca. Four Russian "tankers" began dropping mines in the shipping channels of the Persian Gulf, while Soviet aircraft, surface combatants, and submarines staged dramatic attacks against Allied and neutral ships." NATO SSSSSS 150000Z14Jul85 SSSSSS To: R.Adm Anthony Moore Joint Task Force Middle East CTF 77.1 Nimitz R.Adm Jonas Sommers Middle East Force LCC La Salle Fr: Gen George Gilchrist CentCom, MacDill CC: R.Adm Jack Fisher CTG 77.4 Hue City R.Adm Jacques Roignant CTG Jean Bart Cmdr Alistair Jones CTG 77.2 Hayler Cmdr Walter Conway CTG 77.3 Jarrett 1.0 SitRep: 030000Z Hostilities between NATO and Warsaw Pact forces initiated. Warsaw Pact declares unrestricted warfare on all vessels sailing under NATO flags but promises to respect the sovereignty of neutral nations and encourages all vessels not involved in the conflict to seek safe haven in port so that 'unforeseen and accidental incidents' do not occur. Most commercial vessels heed the call and sit at anchorage. Most nations within the Persian Gulf and Indian Ocean are maintaining their neutrality and state that they intend to defend their borders against all incursions. Forward deployment of U.S. assets not possible at this time. 101000L Diego Garcia bombed by Tu-95H bombers. Several shot down, but one B-52H destroyed on the taxiway and the airfield was shut down. 110700L MCM New Orleans and FFG Klakring sunk in the Strait of Hormuz with heavy loss of life by Backfire strike. 140010L FF Cook reported submarine attack near Karachi while escorting two tankers. Subsequent contact lost. Author: Herman Hum 10.0 Soviet Indian Ocean Squadron Blue Water Navy\IndRon.SCN Over 504 scenarios in a single package! Try the entire battleset: 1.0 Mugging the Forrestal Blue Water Navy\Mugging.SCN 2.0 Operation RINOK-CAD Blue Water Navy\RINOKCAD.scn 3.0 Knife-Fight Blue Water Navy\Knife.SCN 4.0 Bagel Station Blue Water Navy\BagelStn.SCN 5.0 Spanish Omelet Blue Water Navy\Omelet.SCN 6.0 A Tale of Two Carriers - Part 1 Blue Water Navy\ATaleOf1.SCN 7.0 A Tale of Two Carriers - Part 2 Blue Water Navy\ATaleOf2.SCN 8.0 Plight of the Moskva Blue Water Navy\Plight.SCN 9.0 Lock-On Blue Water Navy\Lock-On.SCN 10.0 Soviet Indian Ocean Squadron Blue Water Navy\IndRon.SCN 11.0 Turkey Trots to Water Blue Water Navy\TurkeyTr.SCN 12.0 Operations Plan 220-90 Blue Water Navy\OPlan220.SCN 13.0 Hemphill's Ordeal Blue Water Navy\Hemphill.SCN 14.0 Get the Tbilisi Blue Water Navy\Tbilisi.SCN 15.0 Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors Blue Water Navy\TinCan.SCN Harpoon HUE users can get the: Complete PlayersDB Harpoon HUE Library Harpoon ANW users can get the: Complete PlayersDB Harpoon ANW Library Harpoon3.6.3 users can get the: Complete PlayersDB Harpoon 3.6.3 Library "Harpoon for Dummies" channel PlayersDB for Harpoon on Facebook Frequently Asked Questions FilesOfScenShare __________________ Guidelines for ScenShare scenarios: 1) Enjoy creating it 2) Enjoy playing it 3) Enjoy sharing it 4) Enjoy helping others create them The PlayersDB - The Harpoon Community's #1 Choice. Harpoon3 Frequently Asked Questions

06-14-14, 05:35 PM	#6
Herman Ace of the Deep Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Canada Posts: 1,187 Downloads: 273 Uploads: 1046	Glad to see you are still enjoying them. These are big scenarios so it should take you awhile to finish. If you want to try some of them in MP, just give shout. I'm always up for a match. __________________ Guidelines for ScenShare scenarios: 1) Enjoy creating it 2) Enjoy playing it 3) Enjoy sharing it 4) Enjoy helping others create them The PlayersDB - The Harpoon Community's #1 Choice. Harpoon3 Frequently Asked Questions

07-11-14, 01:07 AM	#7
Herman Ace of the Deep Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Canada Posts: 1,187 Downloads: 273 Uploads: 1046	The 19th NEW Harpoon scenario of the year! Operation StormCloud NATO vs USSR LOCATION: Arctic Circle TIME: 5 January 2017, 0400 GMT Mikhail Gorbachev's removal from power during a coup by the army, and his subsequent execution at the hands of the KGB, led to a Soviet government that became even more insular than it had already been. Protests following Gorbachev's death were swiftly put down, and once elements of the Soviet government that had previously supported him had been forced to re-embrace traditional party values, the government was able to focus on re-establishing the arms programs that Gorbachev had tried to dissolve. The situation was not received well in Europe or the USA, and continued to escalate over the next few decades. Russia began exerting additional pressure on shipping in the Arctic Circle, claiming sovereignty over waters that had previously been open to all nations. When Soviet vessels fired on Norwegian ships, sinking them with all hands, the matter was suppressed despite the British Special Boat Service (SBS) finding evidence that proved Russian involvement in an incident which was blamed on malfunctioning GPS equipment, engine fires, inclement conditions and any other reason that could be produced in an attempt to prevent an all out war. To try and prevent any further raids of this type occurring again, NATO ships began moving north and taking up positions around the ice pack. Royal Navy and US Navy submarines began patrolling these waters with renewed awareness. The situation came to an inevitable head when an over-zealous NATO fighter pilot fired on a Soviet sub that was forced to surface after engine trouble, in close proximity to a NATO convoy. The sub was reported as sunk by the pilot, but repercussions from the Soviets were not far behind. NATO agents in Russia reported that a high amount of traffic around the docks in Nenelsia and Yamalia, with all SSSR crews being called back to their vessels. All contact was lost with NATO agents in Russia, and their fate can only be guessed at. Author: Hugo Richards Hugo is the 40th author to release a Harpoon scenario. Operation StormCloud Arctic Harpoon\StormCld.SCN Over 505 scenarios in a single package! Harpoon HUE users can get the: Complete PlayersDB Harpoon HUE Library Harpoon ANW users can get the: Complete PlayersDB Harpoon ANW Library Harpoon3.6.3 users can get the: Complete PlayersDB Harpoon 3.6.3 Library "Harpoon for Dummies" channel PlayersDB for Harpoon on Facebook Frequently Asked Questions FilesOfScenShare __________________ Guidelines for ScenShare scenarios: 1) Enjoy creating it 2) Enjoy playing it 3) Enjoy sharing it 4) Enjoy helping others create them The PlayersDB - The Harpoon Community's #1 Choice. Harpoon3 Frequently Asked Questions