Delta Force: America Strikes Back!

Delta Force: America Strikes Back! is a role-playing game published by Task Force Games in 1986.

Delta Force: America Strikes Back! is a modern military/espionage system depicting characters who are members of the West's elite antiterrorist units including the U.S. Delta Force and Britain's SAS. The game consists of a rulebook (48 pages), a "Warbook" (40 pages), describing the composition and weapons of various real terrorist and antiterrorist groups; and a book of three scenarios (32 pages). The game also includes a GM's screen.

Delta Force: America Strikes Back! (TF4501) was designed by William H. Keith, Jr., and was published in 1986 by Task Force Games as a boxed set including a 48-page book, a 40-page book, and a 32-page book, a cardstock screen, and dice. The Delta Force Companion (TF4504) was a rules expansion that added new content.

Delta Force was the first role-playing game from Task Force Games.

Terror At Sea (TF4502) The Abu Nidal Organization has hijacked an Italian cruise ship, the SS Nettuno, in the Mediterranean. The President doesn't want a repeat of the Achille Lauro incident and wants to handle the matter while it is still at sea. The team must find a way to infiltrate the ship, subdue the terrorists, and rescue the hostages. Alternately, the players represent different elements of the strategic, tactical, and diplomatic forces managing the crisis.
Desert Sun (TF4503) Israeli intelligence has discovered that Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, the dictator of Libya, has a secret facility that is capable of producing nuclear weapons that he is using to build small portable "pony nukes". There is some chatter that Gaddafi plans on using any completed weapons in a campaign of blackmail and terrorist attacks against the West. The team has to enter Libya, find the site, obtain evidence and intelligence about the Libyan nuclear program, and then sabotage or destroy the facility.

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