If you're looking at this page, you probably already know what Phoenix Command is. (Or should that be, "was"?) As such, I'm not going to tell you all about how great a set of combat rules it is — provided you like micromanagement — and launch straight into the:

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Body Armor
   1. Body Armor Ratings
   2. Hard and Soft Body Armors
   3. Revised EPF Table
      • Military Helmets
      • Military Body Armors
2. Character Generator
3. Equipment
   1. Wet Equipment
   2. Clothing
   3. Load-Bearing Equipment
   4. Miscellaneous Equipment
4. Explosive Weapons
   1. Mine Rules
   2. Demolition Charges
   3. Grenades
   4. Mines
5. Fantasy
   1. Magic
6. Firearms
   1. Pistols
   2. Sub-Machineguns
   3. Rifles
   4. Machine Guns
7. Skills
   1. Percentile Skill System
   2. Sound Detection
   3. Target Identification
8. Weapon Design
   1. Firearms
   2. Explosive Weapons
   3. Rockets & Grenade Launchers
   4. On-Line Weapon Designer
      • Notes
      • Firearms
      • Explosive Weapons
9. Books
   1. Small Arms Combat System
   2. Hand-to-Hand Combat System
   3. Artillery System
   4. Mechanized Combat System
   5. Miscellaneous

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