Lock 'n Load: Tactical

Description

LnLT is a fast and furious squad-level tactical game using a quick impulse system and great immersive graphics gives you a true feeling of being there. In LnLT you get squads, weapon teams, armored vehicles, fixed-wing aircraft, and, in the modern-era games, helicopters, and Jets. As a Tactical Squad system, special skills and leadership are all part of the base game. Single men such as Leaders, Snipers, Medics, Nurses, Advisors, Chaplains, and, of course, Heroes. Battles are so intense that stories can be written about them. It's all here in Lock 'n Load Tactical.

LnLT: Pledge of Honor (2022)
LnLT: Heroes of the Pacific – For the Emperor expansion (2021)
LnLT: Heroes of the Bitter Harvest (2021)
LnLT: Heroes Against the Red Star – Red Gauntlet (2021)
LnLT: Battles to the Rhine (2021)
LnLT: Heroes of Grenada (2020)
LnLT: Battle Generator v2.0 (2020)
LnLT: A Feat of Arms (2019)
LnLT: Core Rules v5.0 (2018)
LnLT: Hell Frozen Over (2017)
LnLT: Heroes Against the Red Star (2017)
LnLT: Heroes in Defiance (2017)
LnLT: Solo (2017)
LnLT: Starter Kit (2017)
LnLT: Compendium Volume 4 Modern Era (2017)
LnLT: Compendium Volume 3 World War 2 Era (2017)
LnLT: Compendium Volume 2 Modern Era (2017)
LnLT: Heroes of Normandy – The Untold Stories Vol. 1 (2018)
LnLT: Heroes of Normandy – We Stand Alone: Battles of Easy Company (2018)
LnLT: Heroes of North Africa (2017)
LnLT: Compendium Volume 1 World War 2 Era (2016)
LnLT: Bear and the Jackal (2015)
LnLT: Days of Villainy (2015)
LnLT: Heroes of Normandy (2015)
LnLT: Heroes of the Falklands (2015)
LnLT: Heroes of the Motherland (2015)
LnLT: Heroes of the Nam (2015)
LnLT: Heroes of the Pacific (2015)
LnLT: Modern Era Core Rules (2015)
LnLT: World War II Era Core Rules Manual v4.1 (2015)

Collection Items

Kellam's Bridge

Counterattacking from the west, a German armored column, including refitted captured French tanks, managed to cross Cauquigny after losing a few vehicles and men to Lieutenant Levy's patrol. It advanced on the causeway toward the bridge over the…

Stalingrad of the West

Colonel John Frost's 2"^ Parachute Battalion had orders to take and hold the Arnhem Bridge until relieved. He had taken one end of the bridge and had established a small perimeter with the limited resources at his disposal. Now, with mounting German…

Unexpected Visitors

When the fighting around Dong Ha erupted In the spring of 1968, the Marines needed help and called upon the Army to supply that help. An Army battalion arrived in the area and their first task was to clear the …

Undeniable Courage

Shortly after the landing at Landing Zone X-ray, Bravo Company of the 1/7 Cavalry became heavily engaged by NVA infantry to its front. The company commander, Lt Herren, ordered Lt. Herrick’s platoon to move up on the company’s right flank. …

Tread Heads

At first glance Vietnam did not seem a proper home for the tanks and APCs of the United States Army. The crowded jungle roads appeared to be perfect locations for Vietnamese ambushes, and the tanks, although fast, were not as …

The Village

As North Vietnam had planned, the Tet Offensive shocked the world. It had not, however, led to a general uprising in the South. Throughout February, Allied forces counterattacked Viet Cong enclaves, eliminating them one by one. Viet Cong losses were…

The Relief of Plei Me

The Opening move of the NVA’s offensive in the la Drang Valley was an assault on the U.S. Special Forces camp at Plei Me. The North Vietnamese believed that as soon as they attacked the camp the ABVN would send …

Streets of Sorrow

Hue was the third biggest city in South Vietnam, and had remained largely untouched by the war. The Tet Offensive changed that. The North Vietnamese infiltrated Hue with two regiments, and attacked on January 31, 1968. Initially the attack went …

Stay Behind

An infantry battalíon had been sweeping an area 12 km west of Tan An for several days with scattered resistance. Since they couldn't get the enemy to stand and fight, they were set to pull out and return to base. …

Sky Soldiers

On the morning of November 3rd, 1965, B Troop Rifles of the 1/9 responded to sightings of NVA soldiers southwest of the Plel Me special forces camp. After landing, the platoon proceeded north and overran the regimental headquarters and hospital …

Serious Firepower

The Marines spent three bloody days clearing the villages of Dai Do and Dinh To. The fighting was tough, and the Marines called for armor support for the actual attack on Dai Do. The NVA forces holding the town, however, …

River of Perfume

The fighting in Hue was some of the most bitter of the war. It was a mix of Vietnam and Stalingrad. South of the Perfume River Marines fought the Viet Cong block by block, house by house, and room by …

Prelude to Lang Vei

In late January, 1968, survivors of the 33rd Laotian Battalion streamed into the Special Forces camp at Lang Vei; their camp had been overrun by the North Vietnamese. A fight with the NVA wasn’t unusual, what was unusual was …

Assault on Ben Suc

In Operation Cedar Falls, the United States Army wanted to elminate the Viet Cong stronghold called the Iron Triangle. Army intelligence felt that the village of Ben Suc was the key to the Iron Triangle. Unfortunately, when the Army air …

Ap Bac

The ARVN mistakenly believed that a reinforced Viet Cong company was holed up in the small village of Ap Bac, 65 kilometers southwest of Saigon. In reality, however, there was more than a battalion of Viet Cong in the vicinity …

A Friend in Need

U.S. Army units moved into the A Shau Valley In the opening moves of what would culminate in Hamburger Hill. Here two platoons advance on a small village suspected of harboring a Viet Cong contingent. The VC knew the Americans …

Operation Starlite - Hotel Company

In the first major clash of the Vietnam War, three battalions of Marines under Colonel Oscar Peatross fought the 1 Viet Cong Regiment under Nguyen Dinh Trong southeast of the new Marine Base at Chu Lai. Hotel Company, 2 Battalion, …

Battles of Firebases Coral and Balmoral Part 2

After the initial assaults on FSPB Coral, the Australian forces commenced an aggressive patrolling regime with combined infantry and armored forces. These patrols would often spring NVA and VC forces preparing for an attack in their bunker and tunnel…