Real tactical map art · extracted directly from the game files

Hell Let Loose: Vietnam Maps

All 6 HLL Vietnam maps in one place, with the real tactical map art and what each one is based on. Want to plan on one of these? Use the interactive tactical map planner.

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All 6 Hell Let Loose: Vietnam Tactical Maps

Every Hell Let Loose: Vietnam map, in one place - Thanh Hóa Bridge, Huế Outskirts, Vạn Tường, Quảng Ngãi, Đắk Tô Airfield, and Cam Ranh Port. Each tactical map below is the real in-game map art, with the coordinate grid and capture point names available as an overlay.

Location names are still being fine-tuned - a few are currently off by up to about half a grid cell. Positions will be corrected as they're verified.

Thanh Hóa Bridge tactical map - Hell Let Loose: Vietnam

Thanh Hóa Bridge

Based on: Operation Rolling Thunder, 1965–1968

River crossings over the Nam Ma River, mountainous terrain, and close-quarters fighting through villages and trainyards around the heavily defended "Dragon's Jaw" bridge.

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Huế Outskirts tactical map - Hell Let Loose: Vietnam

Huế Outskirts

Based on: Tet Offensive, January 1968

Mountainous terrain and terraced farmland surrounding Huế as US forces push to retake the city, with vertical combat and close-quarters fights around fortified bases and industrial areas linked by waterways.

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Vạn Tường tactical map - Hell Let Loose: Vietnam

Vạn Tường

Based on: Operation Starlite, August 1965

The first major US offensive of the war, opening with an amphibious beach landing and helicopter assaults. A mix of semi-urban village fighting and dense jungle combat, with a river network for boats and infantry ambushes.

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Quảng Ngãi tactical map - Hell Let Loose: Vietnam

Quảng Ngãi

Based on: Operation Piranha, September 1965

The follow-up to Starlite. Monsoon flooding, rocky cliffs and caves, bamboo forest, and open lowlands, with fighting moving between tight jungle, river crossings, and clifftop positions.

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Đắk Tô Airfield tactical map - Hell Let Loose: Vietnam

Đắk Tô Airfield

Based on: Battle of Đắk Tô, November 1967

A US airfield and hilltop fortifications in the Central Highlands, centred on a long runway scarred by artillery craters. More open than the jungle maps, favouring armour, recon, and coordinated teamwork.

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Cam Ranh Port tactical map - Hell Let Loose: Vietnam

Cam Ranh Port

Based on: Cam Ranh Bay logistics facility, active by 1969

A major Air Force and Naval base on a peninsula with a deep-water bay. Dense militarised areas, dry creek beds, and dunes, with open boat skirmishes to the south and close-quarters fighting around the docks.

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Hell Let Loose: Vietnam maps FAQ

What are all the Hell Let Loose: Vietnam maps?

Hell Let Loose: Vietnam launched with 6 maps: Thanh Hóa Bridge, Huế Outskirts, Vạn Tường, Quảng Ngãi, Đắk Tô Airfield, Cam Ranh Port. This page has the real tactical map for each one, extracted from the game files.

Are there tactical maps for Hell Let Loose: Vietnam?

Yes - this page has the real tactical map art for all 6 HLL Vietnam maps, each with an optional coordinate grid overlay and capture point location names, plus a full-size version you can open directly.

Do the Hell Let Loose: Vietnam maps have a grid overlay?

Yes - each map can show the in-game lettered/numbered callout grid (eg "C7") and the real capture point location names as an overlay, toggled on or off with the checkboxes above the maps.

Can I plan on these Hell Let Loose: Vietnam tactical maps?

Yes - each map links to the interactive tactical map planner, where you can place markers, draw routes, and share a plan with your squad on that specific map.

Are these Hell Let Loose: Vietnam maps official?

No. AO Gaming Tools is an unofficial tools site. These tactical maps are a community resource and are not affiliated with Expression Games or Team17.

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