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Commandos: Behind Enemy Lines is a single-player real-time tactics video game developed by Spanish company Pyro Studios and published by Eidos Interactive. The first installment in the Commandos series, the game was released in 1998 and is set in wartime Europe and Africa where a group of six Allied Commandos performs missions using small unit tactics. Each Commando has a unique set of skills and tools determined by his class which forces the player to establish cooperation among them so that further progress can be made. The objectives vary from sabotages to rescuing allied informants and assassinations.

Commandos employs an isometric view with a whole map visible, thus allowing player to think out a strategy and its execution in advance. The same system was later used in the expansion pack Commandos: Beyond the Call of Duty released in 1999 as well as in two installments Commandos 2: Men of Courage and Commandos 3: Destination Berlin released in 2001 and 2003 respectively.

Initial release date: July 31, 1998
Series: Commandos
Developer: Pyro Studios
Publisher: Eidos Interactive
Genres: Real-time tactics
Platforms: Microsoft Windows, Sega Genesis

Commandos Beyond the Call of Duty Historical Background:

After the evacuation of most of the British Expeditionary Force at Dunkirk, Lieutenant Colonel Dudley Clarke (Royal Artillery) put forward the idea of small units capable of penetrating the enemy's line and sabotaging communication, industrial and military targets. The proposal was approved by Winston Churchill.

In 1940 volunteers were called from Territorial Army Divisions who had been serving in Norway. Later, soldiers from Royal Marines Division and recruits from British Police Force were also accepted for the training. The name "Commando" was proposed by Dudley Clarke after the raiding and assault style of Boer Commando units of the Second Boer War.

Commandos were trained in physical fitness, survival, orienteering, close quarter combat, silent killing, signalling, amphibious and cliff assault, vehicle operation, weapons (including the use of captured enemy small arms) and demolition. The Commando Training Centre was located at Achnacarry near Spean Bridge in Scotland.

The areas of activity were primarily Northwestern Europe, Norway, the Middle East, Italy and Burma. At first the missions were carried out on a smaller scale, inflicting little damage to the enemy but greatly boosting the morale of Allied forces. Later, as a result of many successful operations (including Collar, Ambassador, Claymore, Archery, Anklet, Chariot and Longcloth), Adolf Hitler issued a secret order called Kommandobefehl stating that all commandos found in Europe and Africa should be killed immediately, even if in uniform or if they attempted to surrender.

The British Army Commandos were never regimented and were disbanded at the end of the war.

Commandos Beyond the Call of Duty Missions

There are 20 missions in the game. They are divided into 4 groups. The first group of missions (#1 to #7) are early in the War and take place in Occupied Norway. The second group of missions (#8 to #12) are mid-way through the war and take place in North Africa. The third group of missions (#13 to #15) are in the later stages of the war and take place in Occupied France. The fourth and final group of missions (#16 to #20) are in the final stages of the war and take place in Belgium, France and Nazi Germany itself.

"Baptism Of Fire". February 20th, 1941. Sola, Norway. The mission is to sabotage a poorly defended radio relay station in a small archipelago of islands.

"A Quiet Blow-Up". March 1st, 1941. Storfjord, Norway. The mission is to sabotage a German fuel depot that sits inside a heavily defended base.

"Reverse Engineering". March 4th, 1941. Eidfjord, Norway. The mission is to sabotage a hydroelectric dam that is heavily defended by two German bases.

"Restore Pride". March 10th, 1941. Stokkan, Norway. The mission is to blow up an enemy military Headquarters that is based in a Norwegian villa.

"Blind Justice". May 2nd, 1941. Herdla, Norway. The mission is to destroy a coastal RADAR station to blind German coastal defences.

"Menace Of The Leopold". May 10th, 1941. Unknown location, Norway. The mission is to sabotage a German long-range artillery cannon, code-named 'Leopold', before it can be transported to the Eastern Front.

"Chase Of The Wolves". February 7th, 1942. Arendal, Norway. The mission is to sabotage two German Navy U-Boats as they are moored in the submarine pen in the Norwegian port.

"Pyrotechnics". October 19th, 1942. Tell El Eisa, Egypt. The mission is to infiltrate a German base and destroy the oil barrels, fuel depots and water reservoirs in the base.

"A Courtesy Call". October 20th, 1942. Bab El Qattara, Egypt. The mission is to infiltrate the base of the 21st Panzer Division and destroy the RADAR detection equipment, the weapons store, the base's command post and a bunker.

"Operation Icarus". November 14th, 1942. El Agheila, Egypt. The mission is to infiltrate a Luftwaffe base. You must rescue a captured RAF pilot, destroy the base's bomb depot, destroy the base's Stuka dive bombers and steal a Junker bomber to escape.

"In The Soup". December 3rd, 1942. Maradah, Libya. The mission is to destroy four oil drilling rigs that are under German control.

"Up On The Roof". March 15th, 1943. Gabès, Tunisia. The mission is to escape detection from the German soldiers who are actively searching for the Commandos in the city. A French soldier must also be rescued from the city's prison and the group must then escape across the rooftops of the city to the extraction point.

"David And Goliath". May 15th, 1944. Port of Le Havre, France. The mission is to infiltrate Le Harve and sink a new German battleship that is being readied for launch from the port. The battleship is a replica of the infamous Bismarck battleship.

"D-Day Kick Off". May 25th, 1944. La Riviére, France. The mission is to sabotage 4 German heavy guns on the beach in order to clear the way for the D-Day landings.

"The End Of The Butcher". August 26th, 1944. Compiègne, France. The mission is to infiltrate the centre of the small town, sneak past the German troops and assassinate SS-Gruppenführer Helmut Schleper, also known as 'The Butcher Of Paris', before he can deliver a list of German Resistance members to Berlin.

"Stop Wildfire". September 4th, 1944. Liège, Belgium. The mission is to assassinate 4 German sappers before they can blow up a bridge over the Maas River, in order to facilitate Allied troop movements during Operation Market Garden.

"Before Dawn". November 28th, 1944. Riveauvillé, France. The mission is to infiltrate a German prison camp and free a group of French Resistance members before they are executed at dawn.

"The Force Of Circumstance". December 16th, 1944. Liège, Belgium. The mission is to destroy a bridge over the Maas River in order to slow the advance of German troops. Ironically, the bridge you are now tasked to destroy is the very same bridge you defended in September.

"Frustrate Retaliation". January 12th, 1945. Oldenburg, Germany. The mission is to infiltrate an enemy base and destroy 3 V-2 rockets before they can be launched against London.

"Operation Valhalla". February 11th, 1945. Gundelfingen Castle, Germany. The mission is to infiltrate a heavily defended German castle and blow up a building where stolen plans for the Allied atomic bomb are being housed, having been stolen by a German spy. Wikipedia