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Uncommon Valour: Campaign for the South Pacific
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Pc
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Strategy
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Uncommon Valour (UV) is a highly detailed wargame recreating the military campaigns in the South Pacific theatre of Operations from May 1942-Late 1943. The game accounts for individual ships and planes as well as the skills and abilities of the ...
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Uncommon Valour - game used by the military
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The military is very quick on certain things: if you look dangerous or if they are bored whilst patrolling - they will shoot you down without blinking their eyes. On certain levels they are a bit slower ... quite a bit actually.Matrix games have sent out word that the Australian armed forces are going to use one of their titles (Uncommon Valour: Campaign for the South Pacific) as an aid for historical education.
Matrix Games and 2 by 3 Games are pleased to announce that the Australian Defence Simulation Office (ADSO) has decided to purchase Uncommon Valor: Campaign for the South Pacific as an aid to help Australian officers in the area of historical education.
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The Australian Defence Simulation Office will be receiving the latest 2.30 version of Uncommon Valor: Campaign for the South Pacific, which will be available for issue to all members of the Australian Department of Defence.
Read the rest of the pressrelease right here. So... roughly one year and 2 months after the game was released, recognition from high-ranking officers of the Aussie Army. Let's hope the cadets get to play some other games too :)...
The Australian Defence Simulation Office will be receiving the latest 2.30 version of Uncommon Valor: Campaign for the South Pacific, which will be available for issue to all members of the Australian Department of Defence.
And congrats to Matrix games too, of course :)
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