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ceroomaster
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Casnewydd, Cymru
Aug 2002 time: 05:35
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INS Endeavour, west of occupied Hive territory (formerly NCC Pavesia)
"Another wreckage, another merchant vessel".
"Cerooan?"
"No, sir"
Captain Landeros let out a sigh, half-relief, half-despair. Even he wasn't sure. Somebody was out here sinking vessels, but who? They picked up on radar a submarine, but it quickly turned and ran. The Cerooan nuclear submarine force [ooc: not used since the joint operation with Guardinia near Centralis] and the INS Blue Star were rumoured to be en route, but nothing was confirmed.
"We were supposed to rendevous with the third fleet two days ago, any word from the admiral?" Landeros asked the communications lieutenant.
"No, sir, we have received no communication from the INC"
"Lets continue south then, no more diversions."
[ooc: the cavalry IS on the way]
N3 News Bulletin
John Bretos here, on board the INS Herald, with an update: The ADU fleet consisting of the Cerooan third fleet and the Guardinian second fleet is still on the move, heading north along the west coast of Azan. It's not clear exactly where the fleet are heading, I am unable to give you an exact current location, or a destination, however it is rumoured that we will be passing the Auldoninnan fleet who have landed troops on the west side of the island, obviously with past relation with Auldoninna being as they are it could be a tense moment for both sides. The crew seem to be having several battle drills a day, so a naval engagement may be expected, however, I get the feeling that the plan is to land the troops attached to the fleet in the north of Azan, or even in Frankychanland itself, opening another front, to take pressure of Guardinian forces in the south. Several aeroplanes have flown over our position, believed to be Hive fighters monitoring the fleets' movements. I will, of course, keep you posted on any new developments.
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Rasputin

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Brisbane
May 1999 time: 15:35
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Captain Bridges landed his fighter with the sudden stop at the end signalling the cord had grabbed him. He quickly disembarked and ran to the large tower at the side of the aircraft tower. He was met by Air Commodore Smith and the two quickly moved into the briefing room.
"tell me what happened Bridges" said Smith with a worried look on his face.
"Sir we got entagled with a large bunch of Hive Fighters, both sides took some heavy losses, but finally they broke off and headed home, we were going to chas ethem but our fuel situaiton was low."
"yes i know al lthat bridges"
"After we turned to return to the Amada Lt Anderson reported his fuel was on MT, I asked him to double check his gauges and he reported agian it was MT. "
"Why wasnt he sent home ealrier if it was that critical."
"He never reported in til lwe turned to leave sir, I think he really enjoyed those dogfights with the Hive"
"Well what next"
"well the next thing I know he has ejected and parachuted down to saftey."
"wel that is good, where did he land, give us the co-ordiantes we will get him"
"Thats the problem sir, he landed ok, but when I did a swoop over to see if he survuved, he had landed right in the middle of the Hive encampment on the outskirts of the city. They obviously had captured him"
"damn those Hive"
"Sir what are we going to do, he is the son of one of the government ministers, they will not be happy"
"Your right, tell no one, i will repor tto HQ"
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North of FOPOG
Jan 2003 time: 21:35
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Classified Correspondence
from: Lt. Hassan Kazemi
to: Gen. Yoon Hana
re: Roshem
...
Gluckstein’s plan was simple enough: engage the FCL forces head-on by attacking in force up the A-7. Hold them there with their backs against the city (because, of course, they would want to avoid street-to-street fighting in an already-hostile city that was rising up around them) long enough for the ALA guerrillas to come down the valley and finish them off. It would be a hard-fought – but short – battle, followed by a triumphant march into a Roshem liberated by its own citizens.
The Frankychanlandian (-landish? -landic?) commander had other ideas, however. The fighting on Highway 7 was well underway, and the partisans had just overrun the FCL picket on the approach to Highway 55 – so far so good – when the FCLers began falling back into the city.
Once it became clear that Roshem wouldn’t be falling without a fight, Commandante Gluckstein himself led a regiment around northern fringe of the city to help the local militias secure the bridges that span the Emet River. Soon, the eastern shore of the Emet was firmly in Free Azani hands, as what remained of the FCL regiment there had either fled north to After or surrendered.
The city centre was another story. Fighting continued – continues – street-to-street and house-to-house. While it seems clear that the Azanis will overwhelm the FCL garrison eventually, there’s no guarantee, even with Guardinian support, that they’ll do it before Frankychan can send more forces down from Tel Zach.
[OOC: updated map to follow]
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Mr. President
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The leaves that are green turn to brown
Jul 2001 time: 15:35
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"Can you explain to me why the 5th Light Infantry Brigade used up all their bullets shooting at Azani partisans?"
Jose Djordjevic stared down his general. For just a second, the hardened military man averted his gaze.
"It was a mistake. A terrible mistake, by one of the squad leaders. He led his men five miles off their patrol route. He is being disciplined, Mr. President."
Djordjevic sighed. "I read in the National Enquirer that they shouted 'We're Azani! We're Azani!' and our boys kept shooting."
Now the general was staring at the floor. "Sir . . . they were flying an Azani flag and our boys kept shooting."
"Casualties?"
"No fatalities, sir."
The President sighed again. "It was just yesterday," he said, "that Johnson, that annoying Opposition Whip, was saying our army couldn't have less credibility." Presumably he meant international credibility, because the Karakasian public still backed their army in spite of the violent deaths of nearly 1,000 suspected drug smugglers in the past year.
"And," Djordjevic continued, "we do have an election coming up . . ."
Free Azan
Colonel Suzuki's troops were manning a road checkpoint today. It was his idea. Night patrols were, apparently, not his men's friend. His reverie was interrupted by a harsh voice.
"Hey! You speak English?"
The squad leader who fired on the Azanis was named Manuel. Back in Adailton the colonel had once overheard him saying to someone how attractive the local girls found men in uniform - even a non-com like him. But now that he was in hostile territory, Manuel didn't seem to be taking it very well. Suzuki groaned inwardly as he watched Manuel grab the teenager by the collar.
"żUsted habla espańol?" with the sarcastic accent on usted. Suzuki hurried over to Manuel and shoved his arms through the younger man's, breaking his grip on the Azani's shirt.
"Manuel! Get the f*** out of here. Now!" he bellowed, as Manuel attempted to protest. "And the rest of you, keep your f***ing eyes on the checkpoint."
Manuel was slow to leave. The colonel grabbed him by the shoulder and spun him around. "What are you thinking?" he hissed. "I have half a mind to dishonorably discharge you. Your behavior is a f***ing disgrace."
"He started it," Manuel sneered. "Him and his buddies were laughing at us."
Suzuki's voice got quieter, not louder. "Tomorrow another Hercules is coming from Alecrast with the Kyralian soldiers. When it leaves, you are going to be on it. Take your uniform, leave your gun, and go home. You're a disgrace to that uniform and I hope I never see you again."
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Guardian
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Bergen, Norway
Feb 2001 time: 06:35
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Guardinian 1st Armor Divisional HQ on the move, approaching Roshem from the south on the A-7
In a command vehicle rumbling north along the A-7, two officers were busy wondering what to do next...
"Oh cripes! Sounds like the Azanis are bogged down up ahead. I thought they were supposed to have taken the city by now."
"Yes, our orders were to help bolster its' defenses, not to engage in offensive operations against FCL defenders."
"Still, those ALA people have seen us coming. They're counting on our support now."
The other one nodded thoughtfully.
"Yes... but I'm not going to charge in there and engage in offensive operations without a clear mandate."
"No, I suppose that wouldn't be prudent."
He paused for a moment. "So, what do we do now, sir?"
"I'll get in touch with Central Command and request instructions. Then we'll take it from there."
"Okay, sounds good... Ah... sir?"
"Yes, colonel?"
"Do we halt the advance while we wait for instructions?"
"No, let's just keep rolling for now. Hopefully, we will have an answer before we're in too deep."
"Yes, sir."
Another brief pause.
"Sir, what if the FCL guys engage us first?"
"In that case, we won't have to ask any more questions, will we?"
"No, sir, we won't."
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Lazerus
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Empires were built by dictators, not democracies.
Jul 2002 time: 05:35
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ooc:
Varies country to country
Ras are you seriously telling me every weapon you fire at me in that city is "presicion guided missile", your country would be bankrupt by now.
and yes i am cutting your supply lines, a far easier task then your massive bombing raids which i did acknowledge and you keep posting about despite the fact i still consider you wouldnt have more then several hundred aircraft in the area. Now alot less if you've taken "heavy" losses
Last edited by Lazerus on 14-05-2004 at 22:33
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Urban Ranger
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Apolyton Duke of Off-Topic
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An ES-13C has just finished a lazy 8 right off the coast of Roshem, its electronic sensors were probing the air, snagging in any bits of electromagnetic signal, no matter how weak. The computers were running, comparing and collating data and signals, while most of the crew was trying to convert all the raw data into information.
Its main task, as the Azanis were fighting the FCLs, was to primarily find out FCL's radar and SAM installations and how they operate. Of course, signal intelligence has always been a standing objective, and a lot of information about the enemy could be obtained simply by analysing where, when, and how about these signals, without actually need to break the cyphers.
Not that far away, another fixed wing prop plane, an AS3 was on ASW duty. It was flying slowly over the sea, a large towed array of sonar was watching for subs.
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Rasputin

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Brisbane
May 1999 time: 15:35
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quote: Originally posted by Lazerus
Ras are you seriously telling me every weapon you fire at me in that city is "presicion guided missile", your country would be bankrupt by now. | No not broke, we have a large bankroll for this kind of thing... But no not all were precision jus tthe ones used over Azan taerritory, all bombs dropped on FCL were regualr bombs.quote:
and yes i am cutting your supply lines, a far easier task then your massive bombing raids | actually no not easier as i dont use merchant ships for supplies, most are flown in via Hercules helicopters or on Naval Ships with full naval suport, we also hav emuch supply from other nations, we are buying supplys on the open market and having them shipped in using their shipping as you obviously only targeting my ships. Thesupplies are shipped into Azan territory then flown into the city .quote: which i did acknowledge and you keep posting about despite the fact i still consider you wouldnt have more then several hundred aircraft in the area. Now alot less if you've taken "heavy" losses | no i have large squadrons in area, the war we conducted on azan was only a prep for what was to come, we knew once we arrived wither we would face a world coalition or as we ended up doing , facing a evil empire. So the numbers of plane sin area which was built up during the offencive in azan is very large. Additional y we hav ebases in Western apolyton .
Being a small island nation we always ahv ehad many Aircraft carriers as we dont have room on our island for 1.2 Bill people and airports too.
So nealry al lof our Airforce is Located on aircraft carriers.
Now back to you acknowleging my attacks , you havent , not one report on any losses or such. Since you obviously didnt take any losses, none of my ships are sunk either.
Youi will notice when i conduct Dogfights that i post both sides lose planes, althoguh the losses are higher on your side as I am jsut too good !! (just kididng)
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