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Free Libya! with American Vengeance Armory 1.4
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| File Name: |
FL-AVAMod_1_4.exe
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| Author: |
*AV*Apollo and *AV*Sentinel
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| Homepage: |
http://www.fl-ava.net |
| Type: |
Missions
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| Size: |
32.0mb
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| Date: |
5th February, 2003 |
| Downloads: |
13874
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| Description: |
- 56 NEW weapons with spectacular sound effects.
- 8 NEW missions - join the campaign to Free Libya from the iron fisted rule of its tyrant dictator, Mohammar Ghadafi.
- 1 BONUS mission - the Ghosts become a bomb disposal unit.
- 42 unique weapons with spectacular sound effects.
- Custom tigerstripe camo uniform for both woodland and desert maps.
- Two NEW multiplayer game types: Juggernaut and Command & Conquer.
- Plus Much More!
*NOTE* Desert Siege and Ghost Recon patch 1.4 are required to enjoy the latest version of this mod.
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Additional
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Operation: Vulcan
Location: Libya, Northern Africa
Primary Objective: Overthrow Colonel Muammar Ghadafi and his government
Secondary Objective: Support and assist rebel Libyan tribes
Terms of Surrender: Unconditional
Terrorist activity around the world shakes the foundations of civilization. A car bomb in France claims the lives of the Prime Minister and his wife. A suicide bomber in Israel demolishes a synagogue killing hundreds of worshippers. Guerilla attacks in Eritrea threaten to destabilize its government.
An intensive investigation which costs the U.S. intelligence community several agents' lives reveals the insidious nest of a terrorist network unprecedented in size and scope. The common thread holding them together controls one of the largest oil producing nations in the world. Colonel Muammar Ghadafi, absolute military dictator of Libya, seeks to become the figurehead of a world movement toward eliminating Western capitalism and democracy and replacing it with his Third International Theory. Since United Nation's sanctions were lifted in 1999, Ghadafi bided his time secretly building his network of terror. However, the rest of the world remains unconvinced of the Ghadafi's involvement citing the evidence as "circumstancial".
Seeing no other alternative, the President signs the Libyan Combat Zone Executive Order which reads, in part, "Pursuant to the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, including section 112 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (26 U.S.C. 112), I designate, for purposes of that section, Libya, including the airspace above, as an area in which Armed Forces of the United States are and have been engaged in combat."
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