Rolling Thunder
Aviation / Flight · Print & Play

Rolling Thunder

A solitaire pencil and paper game which simulates an American Rolling Thunder Bombing Mission during the Vietnam War, circa 1966.

1 playersages 14light difficulty
About the game

What is Rolling Thunder

A solitaire pencil and paper game which simulates an American Rolling Thunder Bombing Mission during the Vietnam War, circa 1966.

The player's force consists of 16 F-105 bombers (Thuds), 8 F-105 Wild Weasels, 10 F-4 Phantom fighters, and 2 EB-66 jamming aircraft. The attack force must locate and attack targets. When a target is located, the player decides how many bombers will attack it. Each bomber can only make one bombing run per game. The force will also encounter hostile SAM (surface to air missile) sites and MiG-21 fighters.

Victory is determined by Objective Points. Points are gained for every target bombed, SAM site destroyed, and enemy MiG fighter shot down. Points are lost for each American plane lost.

The game is played with a six-sided die (or two), a pencil, and the game sheet. The game lasts twenty-five turns.

Specs

Game details

Players
1
Age
+14
Duration
Difficulty
Light
Type
Board game
Year
2001
Mechanics
Dice Rolling · Point to Point Movement · Solo / Solitaire Game
Categories
Aviation / Flight · Print & Play · Vietnam War
Designer
Lloyd Krassner
Publisher
Warp Spawn Games
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How many players is Rolling Thunder for?

Rolling Thunder plays with 1 players.

How long does a game take?

Playing time varies with the number of players.

What age is it suitable for?

It is recommended from age 14.

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