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Updated to Version 1.1 This is yet another group of record sheets to record the results of your campaigns of HLCAO. I combined elements of other documents in the file section that I found useful to my play style. There are multiple pages. One sheet is of legal size to fit long campaigns with up to 24 missions onto one sheet. Let me know if you have any comments. I'm interested in fixing errors, improving this file, or making it more useable. Warning: This is for serious notetakers, of which I am one. The following users have submitted files I've found useful for record keeping. You'll see elements of their contributions in this file. Thank you all for your prior contributions! BraydenLynch VonEpp Runefang Jude bigred3171 Version 1.1 The big change is the zip file; now you can delete files you don't want. I also included a protected version of the Excel file I used to create the pdf. Just unprotect each worksheet you want to edit so you can meet your own needs/playstyle. I also changed a few other things. See the change log in the Cover Sheet for details. As always, I'm open to any suggestions to make it better.

Chart of weapons systems in Hornet Leader and average damage at Skill 0. Also provided is average damage per pilot skill rank, and average damage (at skill 0) per weight point. An additional chart is provided that sorts the weapon systems by damage to weight ratio from best to worst and showing what campaigns they are available in. Added Egypt and Libya. Fixed AGM-88.

Chart of weapons systems in Hornet Leader and average damage at Skill 0. Also provided is average damage per pilot skill rank, and average damage (at skill 0) per weight point. An additional chart is provided that sorts the weapon systems by damage to weight ratio from best to worst and showing what campaigns they are available in.

I've updated the file to include the two bonus campaigns, Libya 2011 and Egypt 2015.

This is a list of every target in a particular campaign, sorted ascending by target number. I clip this to the campaign and it makes it easy for me to tell if a particular target card goes with a campaign or not.

Unfortunately this great game doesn’t give much information about the various enemies encountered during missions. Here is my attempt to gather some information about these enemies. I know little about this area and have mainly copied this information from wikipedia. I am very happy to get feedback and update information or have people play with this and make their own version.

This is a file with optional rules uploaded from DVG website

This is a new official campaign uploaded from DVG website.

This is a official new campaign uploaded from DVG website

Updated version - with better/clearer rules formatting, more clear explanations, fixed multiple missions rule, added Standard Campaign victory values, tweaked starting campaign values, and added some great collateral damage rules by Cameron Harris! This is a beta ruleset (just 3.5 pages) for a more realistic campaign game. Essentially, you have a finite limit of 18 planes that you must manage throughout the campaign, and introduced is the concept of 'command points' that you accumulate throughout the campaign with successful missions. These points let you request numerous items such as advanced intel, additional CAS and air support, advanced weaponry, and even large-scale Tomahawk/SLAM installation strikes. Most importantly - the campaign does not end at a set day - it ends with either a defeat, a victory, or a political withdrawal. Try it out - let me know what you think!

This is Part 6 of 6 of Hornet Leader Pilot Board that I have created. This board has spaces for the pilots card, weapons, situation awarenes, aircraft and stress chits. There is also pilot experience level to indicate what experience level that pilot is when using my custom pilot cards. Enjoy!

This is Part 5 of 6 of Hornet Leader Pilot Board that I have created. This board has spaces for the pilots card, weapons, situation awarenes, aircraft and stress chits. There is also pilot experience level to indicate what experience level that pilot is when using my custom pilot cards. Enjoy!

This is Part 4 of 6 of Hornet Leader Pilot Board that I have created. This board has spaces for the pilots card, weapons, situation awarenes, aircraft and stress chits. There is also pilot experience level to indicate what experience level that pilot is when using my custom pilot cards. Enjoy!

This is Part 3 of 6 of Hornet Leader Pilot Board that I have created. This board has spaces for the pilots card, weapons, situation awarenes, aircraft and stress chits. There is also pilot experience level to indicate what experience level that pilot is when using my custom pilot cards. Enjoy!

This is Part 2 of 6 of Hornet Leader Pilot Board that I have created. This board has spaces for the pilots card, weapons, situation awarenes, aircraft and stress chits. There is also pilot experience level to indicate what experience level that pilot is when using my custom pilot cards. Enjoy!

This is a Part 1 of 6 of Hornet Leader Pilot Board that I have created. This board has spaces for the pilots card, weapons, situation awarenes, aircraft and stress chits. There is also pilot experience level to indicate what experience level that pilot is when using my custom pilot cards. Enjoy!

I have created new pilot cards where the stats are all on one side. WARNING!!! I have changed the stats slightly for all the pilots to make them more balanced, there is no pilot with one advantage over another. There are markers to indicate what the current level the pilots are, these go with the Pilots Card board I have designed. You can use the original cards or my new cards with the Pilots card board.

The Conjectural Naval F-22 would have been the Navy's first generation of "Stealth" fighters, if the proposed "Sea Raptor" had not been rejected in 1993. Various reasons were given for the rejection. These varied from too large of a deck print/large frame to the landing speed being too high to the F-22 being too specialized for the carrier task force. This conjectural F-22 will take into account a smaller airframe and the variable-sweep wing required to slow the Raptor for carrier landings. This is V1.2 with blank cards for AtA and AtG version with analysis that hopefully produced balanced cards and other minor fixes. Enjoy and thanks to Dan for a great game!

An Excel spreadsheet summarizing the various types of sites, their ranges, probabilities of scoring a kill, NATO names and years in service with the USSR. I'm sure that someone could do a much better & prettier job, but it might be useful to someone.

Hi, the card #108 was wrong. Here is the correct version. Cheers U.L.H.

The cards provide a step-by-step guide through each game turn. Cheers U.L.H.

I created these help sheets based off the excellent templates loaded by Runefang. I welcome all feedback. Thanks!

An Excel document containing each aircraft's weapon capability in an intuitive, colored grid format with actual in-game chit images.

An Excel document containing the complete Aircraft/Pilot cards' data set in an intuitive, colored grid format. Fits on one double-sided sheet of paper.

This detailed, oversized (17 x 11 inches) log sheet allows players to record up to 24 missions (maximum long campaign plus Secondary missions) and has 6 extra spaces for use with the Pilot Replacement rules. Notes: Day/Type is the day # plus a P or S for Primary or Secondary. Mission Modifers are XP, WP, and Stress modifiers, from the location on the Campaign Map, Options, etc. Lvl is Skill level (N, G, A, S, V, use a star for Ace). XP is the amount needed to go to the next Skill level. Target Stat is destroyed (X) or not destroyed (O) status (you can also record the hits on Target). I'll appreciate any feedback.

This file includes all of the F35s from the official game. Each pilot is compressed onto 2 cards. I use coloured counters to indicate pilot quality during game play (I spread my pilots over the entire table). You can also mark pilot quality with coloured stickies.

This file includes all of the F18Fs from the official game. Each pilot is compressed onto 2 cards. I use coloured counters to indicate pilot quality during game play (I spread my pilots over the entire table). You can also mark pilot quality with coloured stickies.