"US forces are mounting a significant attack against an NVA hilltop base overlooking a strategically vital supply route. Under by the thundering roar of Phantom bombers and napalm strikes, US forces need to navigate through the dense jungle, clearing out foxholes and tunnels as they move closer to the foot of the hill." — In-Game Description

Hill 137
Game	Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam
Part of the	Vietnam War
Music	Loading report 1Loading report 2
Teams	United States Army vs. North Vietnamese Army
Terrain	Jungle, trenches & tunnels
Mode(s)	Rush. Conquest, Squad Deathmatch, Squad Rush
Combat	Infantry assault, vehicular support
Platform(s)	PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360

Hill 137 is one of the five maps featured in Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam. It is an assault conducted by the United States Army against a heavily fortified stronghold built by the North Vietnamese Army in South Vietnam.

The loading music for this map is Muscle Soul by Anders Lewen.

Hill 137 is actually based on the Battle of Hamburger Hill that occurred during 1969 against a heavily fortified North Vietnamese outpost on a hill named Hill 937, not Hill 137, as in the game. According to the In-game announcer, if the U.S Army lost the round, they nicknamed Hill 137 "Hamburger Hill" referring further to the Battle of Hamburger Hill. In real life Hill 937 was a hill with thousands of dug in, fortified NVA soldiers against 1800 American Soldiers, after the hill was taken, the hill was then abandoned, there was outrage from the Soldiers with an assassination bounty of $10,000 USD from the underground newspaper "GI Says" to the commander who lead the attack, however, he was never assassinated. After that, all search and destroy missions went to the ARVN.

Contents 1 Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam 1.1 Rush 1.1.1 Equipment 1.1.2 Bases 1.1.2.1 US Deployment 1.2 Foxholes 1.3 Tunnels 1.4 Stronghold 1.5 Conquest 2 Gallery 3 Videos 4 Trivia

Battlefield: Bad Company 2: VietnamEdit

RushEdit

EquipmentEdit

United States Army
Attackers
Light vehicle(s)	M151 MUTT
Main Battle Tank(s)	M48 Patton
Naval vessel(s)	Patrol Boat River

North Vietnamese Army

Defenders

BasesEdit

US DeploymentEdit

The US Deployment is the starting point for the United States Army. Two Patrol Boat Rivers spawn here.

FoxholesEdit

The Foxholes are the first area that the North Vietnamese Army must defend. It consists of a jungle area, sloped on a large hill with a network of bunkers and trenches built into it. Radio Station A is in a bunker overlooking the river, on the east part of the mountain. Radio Station B is in a bunker to the far west of the extents of the map, and is deeper in the mountain. The NVA will have no vehicles at their disposal, however, under US Army control, one M151, one M48 and two PBRs spawn here. Until this base is captured, several F4 Phantoms will pass every now and then, and large explosions can be heard from behind the hill.

TunnelsEdit

The Tunnels is the second base for the North Vietnamese Army defenders. It consists of a large area of scorched earth and jungles, from the napalm bombing runs provided by the F4 Phantoms seen flying by at the Foxholes. Rocks, trees and craters provide cover for advancing troops, for what else are burnt flat areas. A road leads through the middle of this area. The base itself is a network of defensive trenches, bunkers and tunnels. Radio Station A is in a tunnel area to the south of the road. Radio Station B is in a trench to the north. The NVA defenders receive no vehicles. Under US Army control, one M151 and one M48 spawn here.

StrongholdEdit

The Stronghold is the third and last base for the North Vietnamese defenders. As its name suggests, it consists of a large stronghold, built up of wooden barricades and bunkers built on hills, themselves placed on a mountain. The two Radio Stations are placed within two of these structures, one to the north-east of the mountain,another to the south-west. There are multiple ways to enter these structures, with at least three entrances on each, coming from each side of them. This base is known for intense, and sometimes hectic, close quarter battles. Though the Americans have vehicles at their disposal, these are not of much use, as the wooden palisades and Czech hedgehogs prevent them from entering the area.

ConquestEdit

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Naval vessel(s)	Patrol Boat River

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v • d • e Multiplayer levels of Battlefield Bad Company 2: Vietnam Cao Son Temple • Hill 137 • Operation Hastings • Phu Bai Valley • Vantage Point All maps are available on Rush, Conquest, Squad Deathmatch and Squad Rush

GalleryEdit

VideosEdit

TriviaEdit

• At the second position in Rush, there is a glitch, if the player crouches in between three rocks, they will pass through a barrier and die.
• The map is based off of the real life Battle of Hamburger Hill which involved US Army Airbourne troops and ARVN with Hill 937 replaced with Hill 137.