Reposted from my public comments: 

An extensively detailed scenario with great Referee resources for tracking resources and movement (e.g., travel timeline, hex maps), tables for generating random encounters, and options to extend the scenario further depending on player choice during the game. I really loved the named NPC section with quotes from each person on major players and/or topics likely to come up during the mission (e.g., jungle, UN, US, USSR, local legends).

The scenario itself is well researched and includes nuance (something I particularly enjoy in my games) with no “right option” for the players to choose; some of the NPCs make bad choices but they’re not inherently bad people.

It’s not the kind of scenario you could run through a second time with the same group of characters, but there are many ways the scenario could be replayed by different characters to generate very different outcomes.

This is really amazing, the amount of work put into this is incredible, the handouts are such a nice inclusion, having a proper alternative to what I usually do which is take screenshots of all the gameplay bits like tables and enemy stats and post them in a private discord channel is simply awesome and something I'm going to consider for my future creations

There's so much in here! I'm especially a big fan of the TSP (henchmen) rules and the hexcrawl event tables in Act 4. The logic and flow of the scenario is intuitive to any ref running the game, and the player handouts are a nice touch as well. This says it's a "scenario" but really it has enough meat to be a mini campaign on its own.

My only crits are that the inconsistent sizes of fonts and columns make it harder for my eyes to track and scan on the page and that the b/w shading of the different categories on the hex maps are perhaps a bit too similar to each other, they kind of blend in a bit.