Missions 196 Maritime Rescue is a board game dedicated to maritime rescue.
Find all the players involved in maritime rescue.
Brave the storms and rescue the shipwrecked.
Missions 196 : Secours Maritime is available for free in the download section
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Players : 2 à 4
Age : 7 to 99+
Theme : Sea Rescue
Genre : Board Game
The Game: You are assigned an intervention. Depending on the available units and the type of intervention, choose the right one and proceed to the coordinates indicated on the map.
On site, you will perform actions (for the intervention) and may be required to call on other units. Upon returning to base or home port, you will be awarded a number of points depending on the difficulty of the intervention. Climb the ranks and levels, reaching the highest level, and win the game.
The missions are intended to be representative of maritime rescue activities, but also instructive. The player is made aware of malicious or reckless acts that can lead to interventions.
Missions 196 is a unique game, as fun, as it is instructive, and as it is realistic.
Contact : missions.secours@gmail.com
Historical
It all began on August 1, 2011.
The Audierne SNSM* organized sea excursions for visitors to the sea festival.
It was aboard an SNSM patrol boat that the idea of creating a version of Missions 112 dedicated to maritime rescue was born.
A few days later, within the SDIS29**, we discussed the specific needs of the department’s firefighters for Missions 112, particularly its role in coastal rescue.
That same week in early August 2011, we met at the base of DRAGON 29, the Finistère Civil Security helicopter. It was there that we learned about its missions, particularly its maritime rescue missions. Armed with this information, supplemented by internet research, all the conditions were in place to work on a maritime rescue version of Missions 112.
Following the launch in November 2014 of the emergency number dedicated to maritime rescue, 196, the game was renamed Missions 196 at the end of 2014.
* : Société Nationale de Sauvetage en Mer – (National Sea Rescue Society=
** : Service Départementale d’Incendie et de Secours du Finistère (29) – (Finistère Departmental Fire and Rescue Service (29))
Services
Missions 196 was produced in collaboration with sea rescue professionals.
- SNSM
- Marine nationale
- Préfecture maritime Atlantique
- Pompiers du Finistère (SDIS 29)
- Sécurité civile
- SMUR Maritime (SAMU29)
The units
Nautical units
- SNSM
- BLS
- Abeille Bourbon
Air units
- Dragon 29
- Tonerre 29
- NH90 Caiman marine (33F)
Land units
- VSAV
- VL SMURM
The board
Size : 84 x 60 cm
Mission cards
A mission map is divided into several sections
- The family logo, the title, and the mission number within the family
- The number of points
- The geographic coordinates of the intervention and the weather conditions
- A description of the mission
- The progress of the mission
The missions are grouped by families:
- SNSM
- Marine nationale
- SDIS
- Préfecture Maritime
- SMUR
- Multi services
Missions :
More than 50 missions are offered in the game.
Information cards
Nearly 30 information cards are available to discover the different services as well as the rescue units (boats, helicopters).
Mentions légales : Par “le jeu”, on désigne l’ensemble des composants (physique, numérique, ..) de l’ensemble des versions et variantes des jeux de la gamme Missions Secours composée des jeux Missions 112, Missions 17, Missions 18, Missions 15, Missions 196, Missions Catastrophes, … et autres variantes. Vous n’êtes pas autorisés à modifier “le jeu”. Vous n’êtes pas autorisés à faire un usage commercial de “le jeu”. Vous n’êtes pas autorisés à diffuser “le jeu” sans l’autorisation écrite du créateur. Missions 112, Missions 17, Missions 18, Missions 15, Missions 196, Missions Catastrophes sont des jeux de Christophe CILLIER sur une idée de Christophe CILLIER. Jeu réalisé avec l’autorisation de la Marine Nationale,la SNSM, la sécurité Civile, le SDIS29, le SMUR Maritime et la préfecture Maritime Atlantique .
Legal notices: By “the game”, we mean all the components (physical, digital, etc.) of all the versions and variants of the games in the Missions Secours range, which includes the games Missions 112, Missions 17, Missions 18, Missions 15, Missions 196, Missions Catastrophes, etc. and other variants. You are not authorized to modify “the game”. You are not authorized to make commercial use of “the game”. You are not authorized to distribute “the game” without the written authorization of the creator. Missions 112, Missions 17, Missions 18, Missions 15, Missions 196, Missions Catastrophes are games by Christophe CILLIER based on an idea by Christophe CILLIER. Game produced with the authorization of the French Navy, the SNSM, Civil Security, the SDIS29, the SMUR Maritime and the Maritime Atlantique prefecture.