LAM SON ERRATA

1. Supply units move only in the second movement phase.

2. The lst. ARVN Ranger Regt. should be placed in Phan Rang on initial
set up.

3. Pathet Lao are set up in Laos NOT in or adjacent to a city.

4. Vientinne is the unmarked city south of Luang Prabang.

5. In the game all airborne units are airmobile, however, for full
historical accuracy the ARVN rangers & Marines, the Thailand Regts., and
all U.S. infantry and marine units with a strength of less than 6 would
have airmobile capabilities. This would give a slight advantage to the
Allied Player.

6,. Vietnamese does not translate exactly into English therefore the following 
names are the same:
 
Lam Son & Lam San 
Suey Rieng & Svey Rieng 
Kuam Loc & Xuam Loc 
Cheo Keo & Cheo Reo

7. In order to capture a enemy held city a friendly unit must enter the
city. If the attacking unit does not enter the city or is eliminated as
a result of an exchange and no other friendly unit can reach the city
the hostile intrinsic defense returns at the beginning of the hostile
player's turn.

8. If the entry point of a unit is under hostile control the unit due to
arrive is placed at the bottom of the replacement stack instead. If on
the turn it could be replaced the point of entry is under friendly
control it may enter as a replacement otherwise it is once again placed
on the bottom of the replacement stack.

9. Units which according to the time track have arrived and not been
withdrawn, but are not shown on the set up for the scenario being
played, may be set up anywhere in S.Vietnam.

10. The ARVN Art Regt shown entering on turn 77 was never successful as
it was employed and was finnally disbanded and the artilery allocated to
other units. For this reason the counter has been deleted. For those who
would want to make such a unit from the blanks it was a 2-4.

11. Air points when attacked may just move to another airfield or off
the map. The helicopter gunship is subject to hostile ground attack. The
helicopter gunship must end its turn in clear terrain, city or town hex,
or at an airfield.

NB submitted by John Kula (kula@telus.net)
on behalf of the Strategy Gaming Society
(http://www.boardgamegeek.com/~sgs), 
originally collected by Andrew Webber 
(gbm@wwwebbers.com)