USN Patrol Coastal Ships - PC
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LIGHTS SERIES p r e s e n t BattleFleet Naval Strategy Games with Battleships Dynamics Game Engine |
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Battlefleet: Pacific War is WW2 naval turn-based strategy game, extension to the classic Battleship game, where ships/planes, subs can move! | ||||
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FREE BATTLEFLEET GAME |
45 Ship/Plane/Sub/Artillery types 20 Scenarios 18 Death Match Missions 2 Campaigns |
Unit production Various game objectives Combat maps up to 96x96 Unit names and officer ranks are historic |
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( Size: 4.8 MB ) | for Windows 98/XP/NT/Me/2000 Pentium 233 MHz, 32 MB RAM | Current version: 1.24 |
Patrol Coastal Ships - PCDescription: The primary
mission of these ships is coastal patrol and interdiction
surveillance, an important aspect of littoral operations
outlined in the Navy's strategy, Forward...From the
Sea. The Cyclone class PCs are particularly suited
for the maritime homeland security mission and have been
employed jointly with the U.S. Coast Guard to help
protect our nation's coastline, ports and waterways from
terrorist attack. Background: The Cyclone
class ships are assigned to Commander, Naval Special
Forces. Of the thirteen ships, nine operate out of the
Naval Amphibious Base, Little Creek, Va., and four
operate from the Naval Amphibious Base, Coronado, Calif.
These ships provide the U.S. Navy with a fast, reliable
platform that can respond to emergent requirements in a
shallow water environment. The lead ship of the class, Cyclone
(PC 1), was decommissioned and turned over to the U.S.
Coast Guard 28 February 2000. General Characteristics, Cyclone ClassBuilders: Bollinger
Shipyards, Inc.
Credits: US Navy Credits: US Navy |
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