[[Category:Maps]]
[[Category:Maps of Vietnam]]
There are currently 21 maps (and 6 [[Zombie]] Maps) in the game. All of the maps that come first are the Official Server map rotation. Here you can find some information such as supported gamemodes and map images. Goto the specific Map page if you want to read/watch some real life history of the battle!

The game includes the source assets for all the official maps, allowing you to edit them or use the assets to build your own maps. Go here if you want to learn [[how to edit maps]]

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| [[File:Map_oldphoto1.jpg|x500px]]
| [[File:Map_oldphoto2.jpg|x500px]]
| [[File:Mcv_maps_03.jpg|x500px]]
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| colspan="3" style="text-align:center;" | Current Map Rotation with "Old Postcard" effect
|}

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=[[Main Maps]]=

==[[Khe Sanh Depot]]==

From January 21 to July 9, 1968 U.S. forces were defending the Khe Sanh Combat Base against the North Vietnamese People's Army. The battle was proclaimed a victory by the United States, although the combat base was abandoned after the battle. In this respect, Khe Sanh was a tactical US victory but a strategic defeat.

Internal name: mcv_[[depot]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=600px heights=400px>
File:Mcv depot.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv depot radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[NLF Outpost]]==

Throughout the Vietnam War the United States Army has made use of long-range reconnaissance patrols (LRRP), well-trained and heavily armed reconnaissance teams. They would go on missions patrolling deep inside the enemy territory gathering intelligence on enemy positions and conducting counterinsurgency operations against the North Vietnamese Army and Việt Cộng.

Internal name: mcv_[[outpost]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv outpost.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv outpost radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[USMC Camp]]==

The United States Marine Corps operated several artillery bases during the Vietnam War. Various camps were constructed along the demilitarized zone. The USMC remained highly mobile rather than remaining in their fixed positions as sitting targets. Many camps were inactivated and turned into Army of the Republic of Vietnam bases.

Internal name: mcv_[[camp]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:mcv camp.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv camp radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Battle of Sài Gòn]]==

During the early hours of 31 January 1968 the Việt Cộng launched several major attacks around Sài Gòn in the first days of the Tet Offensive. The attacks were repulsed by ARVN and U.S. forces, with the Việt Cộng suffering heavy losses and causing substantial damage to the densely populated area of Cho Lon.

Internal name: mcv_[[saigon]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv saigon.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv saigon radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[U.S. Embassy]]==

At the beginning of the Tet Offensive on the morning of January 31, 1968, 19 Việt Cộng sappers entered the embassy grounds through a hole in the wall and occupied the area for six hours. Two military police officers and a USMC soldier were killed during the fighting. Soldiers of the 101st U.S. Airborne Division conquered the area at noon and killed all Vietnamese invaders.

Internal name: mcv_[[embassy]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=700px heights=400px>
File:Mcv embassy.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv embassy radar.jpg|First floor minimap
File:Mcv embassy 1 radar.jpg|Second floor minimap
File:Mcv embassy 2 radar.jpg|Fourth floor minimap
File:Mcv embassy 3 radar.jpg|Rooftop minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Siege of Huế]]==

On January 31 of 1968 Huế city was overrun by PAVN and Việt Cộng forces as part of a large scale operation known as the Tet Offensive. The city is located 50 miles from the demilitarized zone with an important supply line passing through called Highway 1, making it a strategically important city for both sides. Hue was later recaptured by the United States Army and ARVN forces.

Internal name: mcv_[[siege]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv siege.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv siege radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Port of Quy Nhơn]]==

At the beginning of the Vietnam War in 1965 the Port of Quy Nhơn, which was connected to railway, was upgraded with U.S. assistance to support military operations in the area. Throughout the war the North–South railway was a target of bombardments and sabotage by both North Vietnamese and Việt Cộng forces.

Internal name: mcv_[[port]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv port.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv port radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[3rd Field Hospital]]==

The 3rd Field Hospital was located in Saigon and was probably the best military hospital in all of Vietnam. Injured or sick soldiers were very lucky to be treated there. The Việt Cộng did not attack hospitals during the Vietnam War, this is a staged event.

Internal name: mcv_[[hospital]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:mcv hospital.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv hospital radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Quảng Trị Citadel]]==

From January 30 to February 3, 1968, U.S. and South Vietnamese forces defended against the North Vietnamese People's Army and Việt Cộng during the First Battle of Quảng Trị. Despite fierce resistance, the city fell to the Việt Cộng, signifying a strategic defeat in the region's stability amidst the broader Tet Offensive.

Internal name: mcv_[[citadel]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:mcv citadel.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv citadel radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Khâm Đức Airbase]]==

From May 10 to May 12, 1968, the Battle of Khâm Đức was a critical moment in the Vietnam War. U.S. and South Vietnamese forces clashed with the North Vietnamese People's Army and [[Việt Cộng]], echoing the Tet Offensive. Despite strong defense near the Laos border, the Khâm Đức Special Forces camp fell, underlining its role in the Tet Offensive's impact on the region.

Internal name: mcv_[[airbase]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:mcv airbase.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv airbase radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Cần Thơ Slums]]==

The city of Cần Thơ, situated in the Mekong Delta, held strategic importance during the Vietnam War due to its economic significance and transportation networks. The Việt Cộng were active in the region, utilizing the waterways to their advantage and staging guerrilla attacks.

Internal name: mcv_[[slums]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:mcv slums.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv slums radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Vọng Cảnh Hill]]==

During the Tet Offensive on January 31, 1968, Vọng Cảnh Hill, strategically positioned near Hue city, was seized by PAVN and Việt Cộng forces. Located 50 miles from the demilitarized zone and hosting the crucial Highway 1, the hill's capture disrupted the region's strategic balance. Subsequently, U.S. Army and ARVN forces recaptured Vọng Cảnh Hill, underscoring its dynamic significance in the Vietnam War.

Internal name: mcv_[[bunkerhill]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:mcv bunkerhill.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv bunkerhill radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[USNS Card]]==

In the early hours of May 2, 1964, two Việt Cộng commandos from the 65th Special Operations Group emerged from a sewer tunnel near the location where the USNS Card was anchored. Under the cover of darkness, they planted two explosive devices to the ship's hull, successfully detonating them causing the ship to sink.

Internal name: mcv_[[usns_card]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv usns card.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv usns card radar.jpg| flight deck deck minimap
File:Mcv usns card 3 radar.jpg| quarter deck minimap
File:Mcv usns card 2 radar.jpg| main deck minimap
File:Mcv usns card 1 radar.jpg| boiler deck minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Cao Lãnh Rice Fields]]==

During February 1966, the Cao Lãnh RiceFields Battle occurred in South Vietnam's Mekong Delta. Fought between [[Việt Cộng]] insurgents and the South Vietnamese Army, supported by American advisors, the engagement showcased the challenges of combat in the region's terrain. While inconclusive, the battle highlighted the complexities of counterinsurgency operations in the Mekong Delta during the Vietnam War.

Internal name: mcv_[[ricefield]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv ricefield.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv ricefield radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Battle of An Lộc]]==

In the spring of 1972, North Vietnamese forces launched a major assault on An Lộc during the Easter Offensive. ARVN defenders, with U.S. air support, resisted heavy bombardments and repeated ground attacks. Despite being encircled and under siege, they held the town. The city was ultimately defended, and the siege broken, marking a strategic victory for South Vietnam.

Internal name: mcv_[[church]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv church.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv church radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Hội An Temple]]==

During the Vietnam War, Hoi An, a historic town known for its ancient architecture, became a strategic area due to its location and challenging terrain. The U.S. and South Vietnamese forces conducted frequent operations around Hoi An, targeting Việt Cộng and North Vietnamese Army positions.

Internal name: mcv_[[temple]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv temple.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv temple radar.jpg|Minimap</gallery>
</center>

==[[Z1 Factory]]==

The Z1 Factory was established between 1957 and 1959 in the Hoàng Liên Sơn region of North Vietnam. It was the country's first major small arms manufacturing facility. During the Vietnam War, it played a crucial role in producing weapons for the People's Army of Vietnam. The U.S. Army did not attack this factory during the Vietnam War, this is a staged event.

Internal name: mcv_[[factory]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv factory.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv factory radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Hồ Chí Minh Trail]]==

Throughout the Vietnam War, the North Vietnamese Army and Việt Cộng relied on the Hồ Chí Minh Trail, an extensive network of jungle routes. Running through Laos and Cambodia, it allowed the movement of troops and supplies deep into South Vietnam. Despite relentless U.S. efforts to disrupt it, the trail remained a crucial lifeline, sustaining the communist war effort.

Internal name: mcv_[[jungle]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv_jungle.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv_jungle_radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Long Bình Post]]==

"On January 31, 1968, during the Tet Offensive, PAVN and Việt Cộng forces attacked Long Bình Post. U.S. and allied troops repelled the assault after heavy fighting, inflicting major losses. The bases suffered little damage and stayed under American control.

Internal name: mcv_[[post]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=800px heights=600px>
File:Mcv_post.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv_post_radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Port of Hạ Long]]==
The Port of Hạ Long, on the Gulf of Tonkin, was an important North Vietnamese harbor. It handled supplies, coal exports, and shipments coming from allies. U.S. aircraft often targeted the port during bombing campaigns, but it stayed a key link in the North’s logistics network.

Internal name: mcv_[[halong_port]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=800px heights=600px>
File:Mcv halong port.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv halong port radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Quảng Bình Border]]==
Bordering Laos, Quảng Bình Province was located just north of the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) and was one of the main entry points to the Hồ Chí Minh Trail. North Vietnamese troops and supplies moved south through the mountains. The area experienced frequent bombing raids but remained a key supply route throughout the war.

Internal name: mcv_[[village]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=800px heights=600px>
File:Mcv_village.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv_village_radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

=[[Misc Maps]]=

==[[Training Camp]]==

Located in the heart of the jungle and close to the demilitarized zone, this training camp provides all the necessary training to prepare United States Army soldiers for the war in Vietnam.

Internal name: mcv_[[training]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Training

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:mcv training.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv training radar.jpg|Minimap
File:Firing Range.jpg|Firing Range
File:Equip2.jpg|Firing Range
</gallery>
</center>

=[[Zombie Maps]]=

==[[Dầu Máu Bridge]]==
At Dầu Máu Bridge, a small unit of U.S. soldiers held back infected forces to allow civilians to escape. With no means of retreat, they maintained the position until the last man.

Internal name: mcv_[[bridge]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: [[Zombies]]

<center>
<gallery widths=800px heights=600px>
File:Mcv_bridge.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv_bridge_v2_radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Notre-Dame of Sài Gòn]]==
During the fall of Sài Gòn, civilians and soldiers fortified Notre-Dame Cathedral against infected assault. The structure was barricaded and defended until contact was lost.

Internal name: mcv_[[notre_dam]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: [[Zombies]]

<center>
<gallery widths=800px heights=600px>
File:Mcv_notre_dam.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv_notre_dam_v2_radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Tân Sơn Nhứt Airbase]]==
At Tân Sơn Nhất Air Base, a small group of U.S. and South Vietnamese troops held the control tower during the final evacuation. Surrounded by infected and low on ammunition, they maintained position until overrun.

Internal name: mcv_[[tower]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: [[Zombies]]
<center>
<gallery widths=800px heights=600px>
File:Mcv_tower.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv_tower_radar_v2.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>
==[[Phú Thọ Plantation]]==
At Phú Thọ Plantation, a North Vietnamese unit stayed behind to cover a civilian evacuation. As infected advanced across the rice fields, the unit held the mansion until it was overrun.

Internal name: mcv_[[mansion.]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: [[Zombies]]

<center>
<gallery widths=800px heights=600px>
File:Mcv_mansion.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv_mansion_radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Wat Phou Temple]]==
At Wat Phou Temple in southern Laos, a small detachment of soldiers stood their ground as the infected came down from the nearby mountains. Holding the ancient sanctuary to buy time for villages along the Mekong to evacuate, remaining at their posts until all contact ceased.

Internal name: mcv_[[ruins]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: [[Zombies]]

<center>
<gallery widths=800px heights=600px>
File:Mcv_ruins.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv_ruins_clear_radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Hỏa Lò Prison]]==
At Hỏa Lò Prison in Hanoi, a small force of guards and USAF prisoners held the complex as infected flooded the surrounding streets. Former enemies fought side by side, turning the prison into a defensive stronghold to delay the infected. With no hope of escape, they maintained their positions until the prison went silent.

Internal name: mcv_[[prison]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: [[Zombies]]

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<gallery widths=800px heights=600px>
File:Mcv_prison.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv_prison_0_radar.jpg|Minimap
File:Mcv_prison_1_radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

2026-03-30T20:57:36Z

Skizmophonic: /* HISTORY */

Notre-Dame of Sài Gòn

2026-03-30T20:48:02Z

Skizmophonic:

[[Category:Maps]]
[[Category:Maps of Vietnam]]
During the fall of Sài Gòn, civilians and soldiers fortified Notre-Dame Cathedral against infected assault. The structure was barricaded and defended until contact was lost.

Internal name: mcv_[[notre_dam]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: [[Zombies]]

<center>
<gallery widths=800px heights=600px>
File:Mcv_notre_dam.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv_notre_dam_v2_radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

== History ==
The '''Notre-Dame of Sài Gòn''', officially the '''Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon''', is one of the best-known colonial-era landmarks in Vietnam. Its history began soon after the French conquest of Saigon, when Catholic authorities first established churches for the growing French and local Catholic community. An earlier wooden church was built in the 1860s, but after it proved too small and was badly damaged, plans were made for a much larger permanent cathedral.

Construction of the present cathedral began on 7 October 1877 under Bishop Isidore Colombert and was completed in 1880. Built in the center of Saigon on high ground, the church was designed in a French style and constructed with materials imported from France, including its distinctive red bricks. From the beginning, it was meant to serve not only as a major religious center, but also as one of the most prominent public buildings in colonial Saigon.

The cathedral continued to grow in stature in the years that followed. In 1895, two bell towers were added, giving the building the form for which it is now most famous. Over time, it became one of the central symbols of the city, standing at the heart of Saigon’s civic and religious life through the late colonial period, the Vietnam War era, and into modern times.

Its current name dates from 1959, when a statue of Our Lady of Peace was installed in front of the cathedral and the church became widely known as Notre-Dame. A few years later, in 1962, Pope John XXIII elevated it to the rank of basilica. Since then, Notre-Dame of Sài Gòn has remained both the cathedral of the archdiocese and one of the city’s most recognizable historic landmarks.

== Sources ==
* Tổng Giáo phận Sài Gòn, ''Ngày 09/12: Cung Hiến Nhà thờ Đức Bà Sài Gòn'' — https://tgpsaigon.net/bai-viet/ngay-09-12-cung-hien-nha-tho-duc-ba-sai-gon-50510
* Tổng Giáo phận Sài Gòn, ''Vương cung Thánh đường Đức Bà Sài Gòn'' — https://tgpsaigon.net/bai-viet/vuong-cung-thanh-duong-duc-ba-sai-gon-37259
* Tổng Giáo phận Sài Gòn, ''Nhà thờ Chánh Tòa Đức Bà Sài Gòn: 50 năm nhận tước hiệu Vương cung Thánh đường'' — https://tgpsaigon.net/bai-viet/nha-tho-chanh-toa-duc-ba-sai-gon-50-nam-nhan-tuoc-hieu-vuong-cung-thanh-duong-43858
* Encyclopaedia Britannica, ''Ho Chi Minh City'' / ''Ha Long'' search results and related reference material on Saigon landmarks
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Dầu Máu Bridge

2026-03-30T08:02:44Z

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Maps of Vietnam

2026-03-30T08:02:00Z

Skizmophonic: /* Battle of Sài Gòn */

[[Category:Maps]]
[[Category:Maps of Vietnam]]
There are currently 21 maps (and 5 [[Zombie]] Maps) in the game with even more to come soon. All of the maps that come first are the Official Server map rotation. Here you can find some information such as supported gamemodes and map images. Goto the specific Map page if you want to read/watch some real life history of the battle!

The game includes the source assets for all the official maps, allowing you to edit them or use the assets to build your own maps. Go here if you want to learn [[how to edit maps]]

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{| class="wikitable"
|-
| [[File:Map_oldphoto1.jpg|x500px]]
| [[File:Map_oldphoto2.jpg|x500px]]
| [[File:Old photo3.jpg|x500px]]
|-
| colspan="3" style="text-align:center;" | Current Map Rotation with "Old Postcard" effect
|}

<hr>
=[[Main Maps]]=

==[[Khe Sanh Depot]]==

From January 21 to July 9, 1968 U.S. forces were defending the Khe Sanh Combat Base against the North Vietnamese People's Army. The battle was proclaimed a victory by the United States, although the combat base was abandoned after the battle. In this respect, Khe Sanh was a tactical US victory but a strategic defeat.

Internal name: mcv_[[depot]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=600px heights=400px>
File:Mcv depot.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv depot radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[NLF Outpost]]==

Throughout the Vietnam War the United States Army has made use of long-range reconnaissance patrols (LRRP), well-trained and heavily armed reconnaissance teams. They would go on missions patrolling deep inside the enemy territory gathering intelligence on enemy positions and conducting counterinsurgency operations against the North Vietnamese Army and Việt Cộng.

Internal name: mcv_[[outpost]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv outpost.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv outpost radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[USMC Camp]]==

The United States Marine Corps operated several artillery bases during the Vietnam War. Various camps were constructed along the demilitarized zone. The USMC remained highly mobile rather than remaining in their fixed positions as sitting targets. Many camps were inactivated and turned into Army of the Republic of Vietnam bases.

Internal name: mcv_[[camp]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:mcv camp.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv camp radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Battle of Sài Gòn]]==

During the early hours of 31 January 1968 the Việt Cộng launched several major attacks around Sài Gòn in the first days of the Tet Offensive. The attacks were repulsed by ARVN and U.S. forces, with the Việt Cộng suffering heavy losses and causing substantial damage to the densely populated area of Cho Lon.

Internal name: mcv_[[saigon]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv saigon.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv saigon radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[U.S. Embassy]]==

At the beginning of the Tet Offensive on the morning of January 31, 1968, 19 Việt Cộng sappers entered the embassy grounds through a hole in the wall and occupied the area for six hours. Two military police officers and a USMC soldier were killed during the fighting. Soldiers of the 101st U.S. Airborne Division conquered the area at noon and killed all Vietnamese invaders.

Internal name: mcv_[[embassy]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=700px heights=400px>
File:Mcv embassy.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv embassy radar.jpg|First floor minimap
File:Mcv embassy 1 radar.jpg|Second floor minimap
File:Mcv embassy 2 radar.jpg|Fourth floor minimap
File:Mcv embassy 3 radar.jpg|Rooftop minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Siege of Huế]]==

On January 31 of 1968 Huế city was overrun by PAVN and Việt Cộng forces as part of a large scale operation known as the Tet Offensive. The city is located 50 miles from the demilitarized zone with an important supply line passing through called Highway 1, making it a strategically important city for both sides. Hue was later recaptured by the United States Army and ARVN forces.

Internal name: mcv_[[siege]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv siege.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv siege radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Port of Quy Nhơn]]==

At the beginning of the Vietnam War in 1965 the Port of Quy Nhơn, which was connected to railway, was upgraded with U.S. assistance to support military operations in the area. Throughout the war the North–South railway was a target of bombardments and sabotage by both North Vietnamese and Việt Cộng forces.

Internal name: mcv_[[port]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv port.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv port radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[3rd Field Hospital]]==

The 3rd Field Hospital was located in Saigon and was probably the best military hospital in all of Vietnam. Injured or sick soldiers were very lucky to be treated there. The Việt Cộng did not attack hospitals during the Vietnam War, this is a staged event.

Internal name: mcv_[[hospital]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:mcv hospital.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv hospital radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Quảng Trị Citadel]]==

From January 30 to February 3, 1968, U.S. and South Vietnamese forces defended against the North Vietnamese People's Army and Việt Cộng during the First Battle of Quảng Trị. Despite fierce resistance, the city fell to the Việt Cộng, signifying a strategic defeat in the region's stability amidst the broader Tet Offensive.

Internal name: mcv_[[citadel]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:mcv citadel.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv citadel radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Khâm Đức Airbase]]==

From May 10 to May 12, 1968, the Battle of Khâm Đức was a critical moment in the Vietnam War. U.S. and South Vietnamese forces clashed with the North Vietnamese People's Army and [[Việt Cộng]], echoing the Tet Offensive. Despite strong defense near the Laos border, the Khâm Đức Special Forces camp fell, underlining its role in the Tet Offensive's impact on the region.

Internal name: mcv_[[airbase]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:mcv airbase.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv airbase radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Cần Thơ Slums]]==

The city of Cần Thơ, situated in the Mekong Delta, held strategic importance during the Vietnam War due to its economic significance and transportation networks. The Việt Cộng were active in the region, utilizing the waterways to their advantage and staging guerrilla attacks.

Internal name: mcv_[[slums]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:mcv slums.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv slums radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Vọng Cảnh Hill]]==

During the Tet Offensive on January 31, 1968, Vọng Cảnh Hill, strategically positioned near Hue city, was seized by PAVN and Việt Cộng forces. Located 50 miles from the demilitarized zone and hosting the crucial Highway 1, the hill's capture disrupted the region's strategic balance. Subsequently, U.S. Army and ARVN forces recaptured Vọng Cảnh Hill, underscoring its dynamic significance in the Vietnam War.

Internal name: mcv_[[bunkerhill]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:mcv bunkerhill.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv bunkerhill radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[USNS Card]]==

In the early hours of May 2, 1964, two Việt Cộng commandos from the 65th Special Operations Group emerged from a sewer tunnel near the location where the USNS Card was anchored. Under the cover of darkness, they planted two explosive devices to the ship's hull, successfully detonating them causing the ship to sink.

Internal name: mcv_[[usns_card]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv usns card.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv usns card radar.jpg| flight deck deck minimap
File:Mcv usns card 3 radar.jpg| quarter deck minimap
File:Mcv usns card 2 radar.jpg| main deck minimap
File:Mcv usns card 1 radar.jpg| boiler deck minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Cao Lãnh Rice Fields]]==

During February 1966, the Cao Lãnh RiceFields Battle occurred in South Vietnam's Mekong Delta. Fought between [[Việt Cộng]] insurgents and the South Vietnamese Army, supported by American advisors, the engagement showcased the challenges of combat in the region's terrain. While inconclusive, the battle highlighted the complexities of counterinsurgency operations in the Mekong Delta during the Vietnam War.

Internal name: mcv_[[ricefield]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv ricefield.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv ricefield radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Battle of An Lộc]]==

In the spring of 1972, North Vietnamese forces launched a major assault on An Lộc during the Easter Offensive. ARVN defenders, with U.S. air support, resisted heavy bombardments and repeated ground attacks. Despite being encircled and under siege, they held the town. The city was ultimately defended, and the siege broken, marking a strategic victory for South Vietnam.

Internal name: mcv_[[church]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv church.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv church radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Hội An Temple]]==

During the Vietnam War, Hoi An, a historic town known for its ancient architecture, became a strategic area due to its location and challenging terrain. The U.S. and South Vietnamese forces conducted frequent operations around Hoi An, targeting Việt Cộng and North Vietnamese Army positions.

Internal name: mcv_[[temple]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv temple.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv temple radar.jpg|Minimap</gallery>
</center>

==[[Z1 Factory]]==

The Z1 Factory was established between 1957 and 1959 in the Hoàng Liên Sơn region of North Vietnam. It was the country's first major small arms manufacturing facility. During the Vietnam War, it played a crucial role in producing weapons for the People's Army of Vietnam. The U.S. Army did not attack this factory during the Vietnam War, this is a staged event.

Internal name: mcv_[[factory]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv factory.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv factory radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Hồ Chí Minh Trail]]==

Throughout the Vietnam War, the North Vietnamese Army and Việt Cộng relied on the Hồ Chí Minh Trail, an extensive network of jungle routes. Running through Laos and Cambodia, it allowed the movement of troops and supplies deep into South Vietnam. Despite relentless U.S. efforts to disrupt it, the trail remained a crucial lifeline, sustaining the communist war effort.

Internal name: mcv_[[jungle]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv_jungle.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv_jungle_radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Long Bình Post]]==

"On January 31, 1968, during the Tet Offensive, PAVN and Việt Cộng forces attacked Long Bình Post. U.S. and allied troops repelled the assault after heavy fighting, inflicting major losses. The bases suffered little damage and stayed under American control.

Internal name: mcv_[[post]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=800px heights=600px>
File:Mcv_post.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv_post_radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Port of Hạ Long]]==
The Port of Hạ Long, on the Gulf of Tonkin, was an important North Vietnamese harbor. It handled supplies, coal exports, and shipments coming from allies. U.S. aircraft often targeted the port during bombing campaigns, but it stayed a key link in the North’s logistics network.

Internal name: mcv_[[halong_port]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=800px heights=600px>
File:Mcv halong port.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv halong port radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Quảng Bình Border]]==
Bordering Laos, Quảng Bình Province was located just north of the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) and was one of the main entry points to the Hồ Chí Minh Trail. North Vietnamese troops and supplies moved south through the mountains. The area experienced frequent bombing raids but remained a key supply route throughout the war.

Internal name: mcv_[[village]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=800px heights=600px>
File:Mcv_village.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv_village_radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

=[[Misc Maps]]=

==[[Training Camp]]==

Located in the heart of the jungle and close to the demilitarized zone, this training camp provides all the necessary training to prepare United States Army soldiers for the war in Vietnam.

Internal name: mcv_[[training]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Training

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:mcv training.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv training radar.jpg|Minimap
File:Firing Range.jpg|Firing Range
File:Equip2.jpg|Firing Range
</gallery>
</center>

=[[Zombie Maps]]=

==[[Dầu Máu Bridge]]==
At Dầu Máu Bridge, a small unit of U.S. soldiers held back infected forces to allow civilians to escape. With no means of retreat, they maintained the position until the last man.

Internal name: mcv_[[bridge]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: [[Zombies]]

<center>
<gallery widths=800px heights=600px>
File:Mcv_bridge.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv_bridge_v2_radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Notre-Dame of Sài Gòn]]==
During the fall of Sài Gòn, civilians and soldiers fortified Notre-Dame Cathedral against infected assault. The structure was barricaded and defended until contact was lost.

Internal name: mcv_[[notre_dam]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: [[Zombies]]

<center>
<gallery widths=800px heights=600px>
File:Mcv_notre_dam.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv_notre_dam_v2_radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Tân Sơn Nhứt Airbase]]==
At Tân Sơn Nhất Air Base, a small group of U.S. and South Vietnamese troops held the control tower during the final evacuation. Surrounded by infected and low on ammunition, they maintained position until overrun.

Internal name: mcv_[[tower]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: [[Zombies]]
<center>
<gallery widths=800px heights=600px>
File:Mcv_tower.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv_tower_radar_v2.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>
==[[Phú Thọ Plantation]]==
At Phú Thọ Plantation, a North Vietnamese unit stayed behind to cover a civilian evacuation. As infected advanced across the rice fields, the unit held the mansion until it was overrun.

Internal name: mcv_[[mansion.]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: [[Zombies]]

<center>
<gallery widths=800px heights=600px>
File:Mcv_mansion.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv_mansion_radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Wat Phou Temple]]==
At Wat Phou Temple in southern Laos, a small detachment of soldiers stood their ground as the infected came down from the nearby mountains. Holding the ancient sanctuary to buy time for villages along the Mekong to evacuate, remaining at their posts until all contact ceased.

Internal name: mcv_[[ruins]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: [[Zombies]]

<center>
<gallery widths=800px heights=600px>
File:Mcv_ruins.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv_ruins_clear_radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Hỏa Lò Prison]]==
At Hỏa Lò Prison in Hanoi, a small force of guards and USAF prisoners held the complex as infected flooded the surrounding streets. Former enemies fought side by side, turning the prison into a defensive stronghold to delay the infected. With no hope of escape, they maintained their positions until the prison went silent.

Internal name: mcv_[[prison]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: [[Zombies]]

<center>
<gallery widths=800px heights=600px>
File:Mcv_prison.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv_prison_0_radar.jpg|Minimap
File:Mcv_prison_1_radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

Maps of Vietnam

2026-03-30T08:01:49Z

Skizmophonic: /* U.S. Embassy */

[[Category:Maps]]
[[Category:Maps of Vietnam]]
There are currently 21 maps (and 5 [[Zombie]] Maps) in the game with even more to come soon. All of the maps that come first are the Official Server map rotation. Here you can find some information such as supported gamemodes and map images. Goto the specific Map page if you want to read/watch some real life history of the battle!

The game includes the source assets for all the official maps, allowing you to edit them or use the assets to build your own maps. Go here if you want to learn [[how to edit maps]]

<hr>
{| class="wikitable"
|-
| [[File:Map_oldphoto1.jpg|x500px]]
| [[File:Map_oldphoto2.jpg|x500px]]
| [[File:Old photo3.jpg|x500px]]
|-
| colspan="3" style="text-align:center;" | Current Map Rotation with "Old Postcard" effect
|}

<hr>
=[[Main Maps]]=

==[[Khe Sanh Depot]]==

From January 21 to July 9, 1968 U.S. forces were defending the Khe Sanh Combat Base against the North Vietnamese People's Army. The battle was proclaimed a victory by the United States, although the combat base was abandoned after the battle. In this respect, Khe Sanh was a tactical US victory but a strategic defeat.

Internal name: mcv_[[depot]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=600px heights=400px>
File:Mcv depot.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv depot radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[NLF Outpost]]==

Throughout the Vietnam War the United States Army has made use of long-range reconnaissance patrols (LRRP), well-trained and heavily armed reconnaissance teams. They would go on missions patrolling deep inside the enemy territory gathering intelligence on enemy positions and conducting counterinsurgency operations against the North Vietnamese Army and Việt Cộng.

Internal name: mcv_[[outpost]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv outpost.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv outpost radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[USMC Camp]]==

The United States Marine Corps operated several artillery bases during the Vietnam War. Various camps were constructed along the demilitarized zone. The USMC remained highly mobile rather than remaining in their fixed positions as sitting targets. Many camps were inactivated and turned into Army of the Republic of Vietnam bases.

Internal name: mcv_[[camp]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:mcv camp.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv camp radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Battle of Sài Gòn]]==

During the early hours of 31 January 1968 the Việt Cộng launched several major attacks around Sài Gòn in the first days of the Tet Offensive. The attacks were repulsed by ARVN and U.S. forces, with the Việt Cộng suffering heavy losses and causing substantial damage to the densely populated area of Cho Lon.

Internal name: mcv_[[saigon]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv saigon.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv saigon radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Siege of Huế]]==

On January 31 of 1968 Huế city was overrun by PAVN and Việt Cộng forces as part of a large scale operation known as the Tet Offensive. The city is located 50 miles from the demilitarized zone with an important supply line passing through called Highway 1, making it a strategically important city for both sides. Hue was later recaptured by the United States Army and ARVN forces.

Internal name: mcv_[[siege]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv siege.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv siege radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Port of Quy Nhơn]]==

At the beginning of the Vietnam War in 1965 the Port of Quy Nhơn, which was connected to railway, was upgraded with U.S. assistance to support military operations in the area. Throughout the war the North–South railway was a target of bombardments and sabotage by both North Vietnamese and Việt Cộng forces.

Internal name: mcv_[[port]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv port.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv port radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[3rd Field Hospital]]==

The 3rd Field Hospital was located in Saigon and was probably the best military hospital in all of Vietnam. Injured or sick soldiers were very lucky to be treated there. The Việt Cộng did not attack hospitals during the Vietnam War, this is a staged event.

Internal name: mcv_[[hospital]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:mcv hospital.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv hospital radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Quảng Trị Citadel]]==

From January 30 to February 3, 1968, U.S. and South Vietnamese forces defended against the North Vietnamese People's Army and Việt Cộng during the First Battle of Quảng Trị. Despite fierce resistance, the city fell to the Việt Cộng, signifying a strategic defeat in the region's stability amidst the broader Tet Offensive.

Internal name: mcv_[[citadel]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:mcv citadel.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv citadel radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Khâm Đức Airbase]]==

From May 10 to May 12, 1968, the Battle of Khâm Đức was a critical moment in the Vietnam War. U.S. and South Vietnamese forces clashed with the North Vietnamese People's Army and [[Việt Cộng]], echoing the Tet Offensive. Despite strong defense near the Laos border, the Khâm Đức Special Forces camp fell, underlining its role in the Tet Offensive's impact on the region.

Internal name: mcv_[[airbase]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:mcv airbase.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv airbase radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Cần Thơ Slums]]==

The city of Cần Thơ, situated in the Mekong Delta, held strategic importance during the Vietnam War due to its economic significance and transportation networks. The Việt Cộng were active in the region, utilizing the waterways to their advantage and staging guerrilla attacks.

Internal name: mcv_[[slums]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:mcv slums.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv slums radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Vọng Cảnh Hill]]==

During the Tet Offensive on January 31, 1968, Vọng Cảnh Hill, strategically positioned near Hue city, was seized by PAVN and Việt Cộng forces. Located 50 miles from the demilitarized zone and hosting the crucial Highway 1, the hill's capture disrupted the region's strategic balance. Subsequently, U.S. Army and ARVN forces recaptured Vọng Cảnh Hill, underscoring its dynamic significance in the Vietnam War.

Internal name: mcv_[[bunkerhill]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:mcv bunkerhill.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv bunkerhill radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[USNS Card]]==

In the early hours of May 2, 1964, two Việt Cộng commandos from the 65th Special Operations Group emerged from a sewer tunnel near the location where the USNS Card was anchored. Under the cover of darkness, they planted two explosive devices to the ship's hull, successfully detonating them causing the ship to sink.

Internal name: mcv_[[usns_card]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv usns card.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv usns card radar.jpg| flight deck deck minimap
File:Mcv usns card 3 radar.jpg| quarter deck minimap
File:Mcv usns card 2 radar.jpg| main deck minimap
File:Mcv usns card 1 radar.jpg| boiler deck minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Cao Lãnh Rice Fields]]==

During February 1966, the Cao Lãnh RiceFields Battle occurred in South Vietnam's Mekong Delta. Fought between [[Việt Cộng]] insurgents and the South Vietnamese Army, supported by American advisors, the engagement showcased the challenges of combat in the region's terrain. While inconclusive, the battle highlighted the complexities of counterinsurgency operations in the Mekong Delta during the Vietnam War.

Internal name: mcv_[[ricefield]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv ricefield.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv ricefield radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Battle of An Lộc]]==

In the spring of 1972, North Vietnamese forces launched a major assault on An Lộc during the Easter Offensive. ARVN defenders, with U.S. air support, resisted heavy bombardments and repeated ground attacks. Despite being encircled and under siege, they held the town. The city was ultimately defended, and the siege broken, marking a strategic victory for South Vietnam.

Internal name: mcv_[[church]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv church.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv church radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Hội An Temple]]==

During the Vietnam War, Hoi An, a historic town known for its ancient architecture, became a strategic area due to its location and challenging terrain. The U.S. and South Vietnamese forces conducted frequent operations around Hoi An, targeting Việt Cộng and North Vietnamese Army positions.

Internal name: mcv_[[temple]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv temple.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv temple radar.jpg|Minimap</gallery>
</center>

==[[Z1 Factory]]==

The Z1 Factory was established between 1957 and 1959 in the Hoàng Liên Sơn region of North Vietnam. It was the country's first major small arms manufacturing facility. During the Vietnam War, it played a crucial role in producing weapons for the People's Army of Vietnam. The U.S. Army did not attack this factory during the Vietnam War, this is a staged event.

Internal name: mcv_[[factory]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

<center>
<gallery widths=650px heights=400px>
File:Mcv factory.jpg|Mapicon
File:Mcv factory radar.jpg|Minimap
</gallery>
</center>

==[[Hồ Chí Minh Trail]]==

Throughout the Vietnam War, the North Vietnamese Army and Việt Cộng relied on the Hồ Chí Minh Trail, an extensive network of jungle routes. Running through Laos and Cambodia, it allowed the movement of troops and supplies deep into South Vietnam. Despite relentless U.S. efforts to disrupt it, the trail remained a crucial lifeline, sustaining the communist war effort.

Internal name: mcv_[[jungle]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

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==[[Long Bình Post]]==

"On January 31, 1968, during the Tet Offensive, PAVN and Việt Cộng forces attacked Long Bình Post. U.S. and allied troops repelled the assault after heavy fighting, inflicting major losses. The bases suffered little damage and stayed under American control.

Internal name: mcv_[[post]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

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==[[Port of Hạ Long]]==
The Port of Hạ Long, on the Gulf of Tonkin, was an important North Vietnamese harbor. It handled supplies, coal exports, and shipments coming from allies. U.S. aircraft often targeted the port during bombing campaigns, but it stayed a key link in the North’s logistics network.

Internal name: mcv_[[halong_port]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

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==[[Quảng Bình Border]]==
Bordering Laos, Quảng Bình Province was located just north of the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) and was one of the main entry points to the Hồ Chí Minh Trail. North Vietnamese troops and supplies moved south through the mountains. The area experienced frequent bombing raids but remained a key supply route throughout the war.

Internal name: mcv_[[village]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Capture The Flag, Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

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=[[Misc Maps]]=

==[[Training Camp]]==

Located in the heart of the jungle and close to the demilitarized zone, this training camp provides all the necessary training to prepare United States Army soldiers for the war in Vietnam.

Internal name: mcv_[[training]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Training

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=[[Zombie Maps]]=

==[[Dầu Máu Bridge]]==
At Dầu Máu Bridge, a small unit of U.S. soldiers held back infected forces to allow civilians to escape. With no means of retreat, they maintained the position until the last man.

Internal name: mcv_[[bridge]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: [[Zombies]]

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==[[Notre-Dame of Sài Gòn]]==
During the fall of Sài Gòn, civilians and soldiers fortified Notre-Dame Cathedral against infected assault. The structure was barricaded and defended until contact was lost.

Internal name: mcv_[[notre_dam]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: [[Zombies]]

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==[[Tân Sơn Nhứt Airbase]]==
At Tân Sơn Nhất Air Base, a small group of U.S. and South Vietnamese troops held the control tower during the final evacuation. Surrounded by infected and low on ammunition, they maintained position until overrun.

Internal name: mcv_[[tower]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: [[Zombies]]
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==[[Phú Thọ Plantation]]==
At Phú Thọ Plantation, a North Vietnamese unit stayed behind to cover a civilian evacuation. As infected advanced across the rice fields, the unit held the mansion until it was overrun.

Internal name: mcv_[[mansion.]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: [[Zombies]]

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==[[Wat Phou Temple]]==
At Wat Phou Temple in southern Laos, a small detachment of soldiers stood their ground as the infected came down from the nearby mountains. Holding the ancient sanctuary to buy time for villages along the Mekong to evacuate, remaining at their posts until all contact ceased.

Internal name: mcv_[[ruins]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: [[Zombies]]

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==[[Hỏa Lò Prison]]==
At Hỏa Lò Prison in Hanoi, a small force of guards and USAF prisoners held the complex as infected flooded the surrounding streets. Former enemies fought side by side, turning the prison into a defensive stronghold to delay the infected. With no hope of escape, they maintained their positions until the prison went silent.

Internal name: mcv_[[prison]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: [[Zombies]]

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USNS Card

2026-03-30T07:59:00Z

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In the early hours of May 2, 1964, two [[Việt Cộng]] commandos from the 65th Special Operations Group emerged from a sewer tunnel near the location where the USNS Card was anchored. Under the cover of darkness, they planted two explosive devices to the ship's hull, successfully detonating them causing the ship to sink.

Internal name: mcv_[[usns_card]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

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== History ==
The '''USNS Card''' was a former World War II escort carrier that had been converted into a cargo ship and aircraft ferry for the U.S. Military Sea Transportation Service. By 1964 it was regularly carrying helicopters, aircraft, and other military cargo to South Vietnam, making it an important logistical target in the growing war.

In the early hours of 2 May 1964, two Việt Cộng commandos approached the ship through the Saigon port sewer system and placed explosive charges on its hull while it was moored in the harbor. The blast tore a large hole below the waterline, causing the vessel to sink into the muddy bottom of the Saigon River and making the attack one of the most dramatic acts of sabotage against an American ship during the early Vietnam War.

Although the attack was a major propaganda victory for the Communists, the loss of the ship was only temporary. Salvage crews moved quickly to stabilize the vessel, and after days of difficult work in the hot, muddy harbor, the ''Card'' was raised later that month and sent out for repairs. The ship eventually returned to service, but the incident showed that even major American transport vessels in Saigon were vulnerable to covert attack.

The sabotage of the ''USNS Card'' became one of the best-known early commando operations of the war. It highlighted the ability of Việt Cộng operatives to strike high-value targets inside heavily guarded urban areas and demonstrated the continuing insecurity of Saigon’s port facilities during the conflict.

== Sources ==
* U.S. Naval Institute, ''The Attack on the USNS Card'' — https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2021/april/attack-usns-card
* Naval History and Heritage Command, ''H-009-3: Significant U.S. Navy Operations in 1964'' — https://www.history.navy.mil/about-us/leadership/director/directors-corner/h-grams/h-gram-009/h009-3.html
* NavSource Naval History, ''USS Card (ACV-11 / T-AKV-40)'' — https://www.navsource.net/archives/03/011.htm
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USNS Card

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Cần Thơ Slums

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The city of Cần Thơ, situated in the Mekong Delta, held strategic importance during the [[Vietnam War]] due to its economic significance and transportation networks. The [[Việt Cộng]] were active in the region, utilizing the waterways to their advantage and staging guerrilla attacks.

Internal name: mcv_[[slums]].bsp

Supported [[gamemodes]]: Conquest, Deathmatch, FireFight, Gun Game, Gun Game Deathmatch, Last Man Standing, Last Team Standing, Team Deathmatch

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== History ==
'''Cần Thơ Slums''' is set in one of the most strategically important urban areas of the Mekong Delta during the Vietnam War. Cần Thơ, located on the Hậu Giang (Bassac) River, was the largest city in the delta and a major commercial center in a region that produced much of South Vietnam’s food supply. Because of its size, river access, and role as a transportation hub, the city held both military and economic importance throughout the war.

The wider Mekong Delta was defined by its dense network of rivers, canals, and smaller waterways, which shaped nearly every aspect of the conflict in the region. These waterways allowed the movement of rice, supplies, and people in peacetime, but during the war they also gave Communist forces routes for infiltration, supply traffic, and guerrilla movement. For that reason, allied forces placed great emphasis on river patrols and canal interdiction, and Cần Thơ became a key base for these operations.

As the war expanded, the city grew in importance as a center for South Vietnamese and American military activity in IV Corps. U.S. naval and riverine forces used the Can Tho–Bình Thủy area as a hub for operations against Việt Cộng activity on the surrounding waterways, while the city itself remained vulnerable to attack because of its position deep in the delta. During the [[Tet Offensive]] in early 1968, Communist forces struck Cần Thơ along with other major towns in the delta, targeting important government and military sites.

Although the attackers were driven out relatively quickly, the battle showed that even major urban centers in the Mekong Delta were exposed to sudden assault. In that sense, Cần Thơ represented both the economic value and the insecurity of the delta during the war: a crowded river city whose transport links, military presence, and surrounding waterways made it too important for either side to ignore.

== Sources ==
* Encyclopaedia Britannica, ''Can Tho'' — https://www.britannica.com/place/Can-Tho
* U.S. Army Center of Military History, ''Taking the Offensive, October 1966–September 1967'' — https://history.army.mil/portals/143/Images/Publications/catalog/76-4.pdf
* Naval History and Heritage Command, ''May 1966'' — https://www.history.navy.mil/research/archives/digital-exhibits-highlights/vietnam-war/highlights-may-1966.html
* Mobile Riverine Force Association, ''Can Tho U.S. Naval Support Activity 1966-1972'' — https://www.mrfa.org/us-navy/us-navy-mobile-riverine-force/u-s-naval-bases-support-activities-vietnam/can-tho-u-s-naval-support-activity-1966-1972/
* Hoang Ngoc Lung, ''The General Offensives of 1968-69'' — https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/GOVPUB-D114-PURL-gpo36269/pdf/GOVPUB-D114-PURL-gpo36269.pdf
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