Desert Storm [Command #13] 
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14.7 Battleships (new rule).  The two US Battleship Task Forces move  
only from all-sea hexes to other all-sea hexes in the Persian Gulf.   
Their movement factor is infinite.  They are always in supply. 
The number to the left of the slash is their short-range bombardment  
factor (1 hex); the number to the right of the slash is their long-range  
bombardment factor (2 to 4 hexes).  They participate in combat like  
regular US artillery (see also 12.6).  There is no way for the Iraqi  
armed forces to attack them in any scenario, but Godzilla can (see  
21.3). 
 
D-Elim.  Our recommendation that the Coalition player bypass Kuwait City  
is valid only in the historical scenario.  If the same strategy is  
followed in the MOAB scenario, the bypassed Iraqi units will still die  
at the end of the game, but Kuwait City will no be Coalition-controlled:  
the Coalition player must move a unit into each of those hexes to  
control them.  It will therefore be necessary to attack and destroy  
Iraqi units in the city, then occupy those hexes. 
 
19.8 (new rule) Lightfighters Forward!  To see how well U.S. light  
infantry might've fared in this war add the 10th (Light) Infantry  
Division to any of the free deployment scenarios (counters in Command  
#14). 
Whenever a light infantry unit attacks into a Rough, Inundated, Town, or  
Urban hex, the enemy defenders there are automatically denied one of  
their terrain column shifts.  Whenever defending on such terrain, the  
lightfighters earn their side an additional one-column terrain defensive  
shift beyond what would normally be awarded.  These column shifts are  
awarded whether the combat is all-lightfighter or mixed with other  
coalition units. 
The LID units are always automatically supplied throughout the first  
four game turns of every scenario.  The attack factors of the light  
infantry units are doubled when they make night attacks. 
The "catch" is, whenever they're in combat and losses occur, light  
infantry occupy the number one position on the loss allocation priority  
listing given in 12.12.  Light infantry units never receive  
replacements. (Also note they're non-mechanized, but still yield the  
same per-step VPs as other U.S. units.)  Treat the 10th's helicopters as  
regular AH units (the abbreviation "Avn" stands for "Aviation"). 
 
Counters.  This issue's counter sheet (counters in Command #15) contains  
the three misprinted units from issue #13's game "Desert Storm: Mother  
of all Battles".  Simply make the substitutions.