NAM ANZAC (Australian) Objective
About this Product
The NAM ANZAC (Australian) Objective is a detailed mission marker designed to represent a strategic position tied to Australian forces in the Vietnam War. Whether you're simulating patrol bases, forward observation posts, or ambushed convoy routes, this marker brings authenticity and clarity to your tabletop missions in Team Yankee: ‘Nam.
Perfect for use with Australian ANZAC forces, this objective marker helps recreate the distinctive role Australian troops played in jungle warfare, reconnaissance, and village protection operations during the conflict.
Key Features
• Thematic objective marker representing Australian ANZAC operations
• Designed for use in Team Yankee: ‘Nam missions and scenarios
• Adds visual focus to strategic points on the battlefield
• Durable and visually detailed for consistent gameplay
• Complements ANZAC tokens, dice, and infantry units
Why Buy This Set?
• Immerses players in historically grounded ANZAC operations
• Ideal for objective-based missions such as patrol sweeps and firebase defense
• Enhances the realism and narrative of your Vietnam War games
• Supports campaign play and historically inspired scenarios
Gameplay Role
This marker is used in missions to designate key objectives such as outposts, enemy positions, or LZs that ANZAC forces must capture or defend. Easily identifiable and highly thematic, it elevates both visual presentation and strategic planning.
Paint & Hobby Tips
To match ANZAC terrain themes, base the marker with dry grasses, red earth tones, or bush foliage. Adding signage or weathering effects can enhance storytelling elements.
Historical Context Sidebar
Australian forces operated extensively in Phuoc Tuy Province and were known for their effective counter-insurgency tactics, long-range patrols, and cooperation with local villagers. Their firebases and patrol areas often became critical objectives during engagements. This marker brings that strategic relevance to your tabletop, honoring the Australian contribution to the Vietnam War.
