Operation Commando Hunt

Everyone knows about the Ho Chi Minh trail during the Vietnam conflict, this is a different side to that story

In the late 60s early 70s the CIA came under scrutiny for reported military involvements in Laos, the CIA has since denied any involvement in Laos during the Vietnam war. This is what never happened.

The Ho Chi Minh trail has long been know by US forces operating in the Gulf of Tonkin as a major supply line from the NVA operating in the North to Guerrilla soldiers operating in South Vietnam, yet the international border laws would not permit the US government to intervene in Laos to disrupt the trail.

The CIA have selected several combat proven soldiers. Differing backgrounds from the Green Berets, Force Recon Marines, and Navy Seals. Though the NVK soldiers are vast in number they were believed to be poorly trained and undisciplined, this was a fatal mistake on the part of the CIA. Task Force CH-1 would not return home.

CH-1 has been inserted less than one month ago into Laos approximately 50 miles East of Tchepone.they have been tasked with training a group of La-ocean rebels in ambushing a convoy of NVK supplys. The convoy is spotted north of CH-1's position. the La-ocean rebels never arrived at the rendezvous point. It is up to the members of CH-1 to disrupt the NVK supply line.

It is up to CH-1 where they decide to ambush. The size of the first group of NVK is believed to be twice as large as CH-1, with reinforcements not far behind. If CH-1 believes their position to be compromised they may choose to flee to the border or stay and die as unknown heroes.

Respawns
NVK- 4
CH-1- Medic rules

ratio
2:1
NVK:CH-1

Great back story - may I get clarification:

Team 1, must use medic, 1 respawn.
Team 2, no medic, 4 respawns.

Team one must ambush team two.

Is this correct?

yup, im not sure how you guys use medic, at my old field it was pretty much medic could heal anything other than headshot, but its whatever you guys prefer