Harpoon Classic Commander's Edition Databases

[Herman Hum]

A new version of the HCDB database, the Harpoon Commanders' Edition (HCE) Database (HCDB-110304), is now available.

It is available in the Downloads section of the HarpGamer website.

New additions (or overhauls of existing entries) include:

MiG-25PD Foxbat E - Libya
Su-22M Fitter J - Libya
Su-24M2 Fencer D - Russia
Tu-22B Blinder A - Libya
Ibn Ouf LST - Libya
Nanuchka II (1234E/LY) PTM - Libya
Natya I (266M1/LY) MCM - Libya
Osa II (205EM/LY) PTM - Libya

http://tinyurl.com/46g57b3

[Herman Hum]

A new version of the HCDB database, the Harpoon Commander's Edition (HCE) Database (HCDB-110415), is now available.

It is available in the Downloads section of the HarpGamer website.

New additions (or overhauls of existing entries) include:

F-106A Delta Dart - USA
Lightning F.6 - UK
S102B Korpen - Sweden
Sea Harrier FRS.1 - UK
Shackleton AEW.2 - UK

http://tinyurl.com/2ub46kf

[Herman Hum]

A new version of the HCDB database, the Harpoon Commander's Edition (HCE) Database (HCDB-110531), is now available.

New additions (or overhauls of existing entries) include:

F125 FFG - Germany
Exocet MM38 Bty - Intl
Exocet MM40 Bty - Intl
Penguin Mk2 Bty - Intl

http://tinyurl.com/46g57b3

[Herman Hum]

A new version of the HCDB database, the Harpoon Commander's Edition (HCE) Database (HCDB-110916), is now available.

New additions (or overhauls of existing entries) include:

Akizuki DD - Japan
Asagiri (1997) DD - Japan
Azov (1134BF/80) CG - uSSR
Frunze (1144/84) BCGN - USSR
Harusame (DD109/80) DD - Japan
Hayase MCM - Japan
Isuzu (1980/1) FF - Japan
Minegumo (82/2) DD - Japan
Murasame (DD107/80) DD - Japan
Sverdlov (68bis) CL - USSR
Tachikaze (1987) DDG - Japan
Asashio (1984) SS - Japan
Oshio SS - Japan

http://tinyurl.com/42netxj

[Herman Hum]

A new version of the HCDB database, the Harpoon Commander's Edition (HCE) Database (HCDB-120108), is now available.

New additions (or overhauls of existing entries) include:

Protecteur (80) AOR - Canada
Restigouche (DELEX1) FF - Canada
Rover (1982) AOR - UK
Samsun (MSC 268) MCM - Turkey
Sarucabey LST - Turkey
Seymen (Adjutant) MCM - Turkey
Shah Amanat LCU - Bangladesh
Shah Poran (LCU 1466) LCU - Bangladesh
Shanghai II Type 062 PG - Bangladesh
Shapla (River/95) MCM - UK
Silifke (MSC 289) MCM - Turkey
Sir Caradoc (83) LST - UK
Sri Inderapura LST - Malaysia
SSC-5 Bastion Bty - Russia
St Laurent (DELEX) FF - Canada

http://tinyurl.com/46g57b3

[Herman Hum]

The 40th NEW Harpoon scenario of the year!

This is a dual-version release for Harpoon 3 and Harpoon Classic and is the first scenario released by Alpha77 (a.k.a. FrankW). The sheer size of this scenario is capable of crashing computers in both HC and H3. Be forewarned!

http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/Fil ... narios%20/

Red Lightning 2



The coup in Russia succeeded. Not only was the President imprisoned, but also the freedom movements in Poland and the German Democratic Republic were suppressed, not with violence, but more quietly. First, they were shocked by the turmoil in the Kremlin, but soon the relations between the sides normalized because the new government in Russia seemed reasonable. They wanted a new deal with the U.S. for delivery of non-military items and US business needed new deals (under pressure from the White House to be friendlier with the East). The West German Chancellor, who was mostly a puppet for big corporations that wanted more exports to the East, met with eastern President Lisy to discuss new trade deals. He was impressed by the change of language - the new officials seemed to be more realistic and friendlier than the old guard around Honecker.

They know little of what was happening. In reality, the military planned to get back the old Soviet glory and demand what was rightfully theirs. If demand wasn't working, maybe pressure would. First, the old Finnish wound should be healed. As their demand was not really bad (a 'least' of the old territories which the Generals felt belonged to Russia), the Finns caved in to avoid a second Winter War. However, the Russians did not stop there. They wanted better protection of their northern flank. Sweden was strictly neutral and too strong, so Norway was the only option.

NATO was not prepared. It had been lulled into a state of calm by the new warm climate between the blocs, but the Home Guard was not. Unfortunately, they were few. Russian Spetsnaz and paratroops suddenly stormed key bases and the tanks came later. There were not many NATO forces in Norway. It was over quickly. The Norwegian government called a cease-fire with the terms offered by the Russians that only the northern half of the country to be occupied. The remainder became a Norwegian 'Vichy'. The few US Marines fled to Denmark with their surviving helicopters and Harriers as well as remnants of the Norwegian Air Force.

While NATO was still discussing their reaction, the Russians made their next coup, demanding free passage for all shipping from Denmark. If this demand was met, the case would be settled and there would be peace. The Danes had a resolute Prime Minister who sent Moscow a package with a letter and a bottle: "You can have this bottle of Danish beer for free, but not more."

This scenario is a re-make of the Harpoon Classic scenario Lightning2 originally written by Alpha77 (a.k.a. FrankW) for the Harpoon Designer's Series III (HDS9 Battleset). It has been re-written for Harpoon3 and the PlayersDB with the consent of the author.

Author: Herman Hum

Red Lightning 2
Atlantic Ocean\RedLight.SCN

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