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Googlie
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Commanding Officer, CRYPTEIA
Apr 1999 time: 21:37
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Kassiopeia leads his new Brigade out of Santiago Citadel
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Googlie
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Commanding Officer, CRYPTEIA
Apr 1999 time: 21:37
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I posted this in the units section:
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With 4 rovers, an Ogre, and a soon-to-be-built infantry scout, it's time to organize ourselves into Divisions and Theaters of Operation
I suggest:
As R-112 CRV and Chiron Knights were first out of the starting blocks (and as both are currently together to the south) that they become Brigades of the 1st Army Division, operating out of Sparta Command
Rolling Thunder is then a Brigade of the 2nd Army Division, as will be Kassi's rover unit when they get commissioned (operating out of Sector Craterwest)
Shrek, as a Special Forces Unit, attached to the 3rd Army Division (Base garrisons, civil defense and special ops), based in Santiago Citadel, will join with the Infantry scout(s) when produced to give the 3rd Army critical mass
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Zeiter
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But if you think about it, wouldn't it make sense that we would start out with a large portion of our population in the military? In order to explore and secure a foothold on Planet, we'd need a strong military early on, which is exactly what we have.
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Googlie
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Commanding Officer, CRYPTEIA
Apr 1999 time: 21:37
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Well there's always the soon-to-be-commissioned SCC Redoubtable
See Sparta updated in the recruitment thread
(I thought I'd have a little fun - I don't know if anyone reads it though)
Last edited by Googlie on 30-07-2004 at 09:02
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Googlie
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Commanding Officer, CRYPTEIA
Apr 1999 time: 21:37
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Here's the 2nd Division (300 officers and 1800 enlisted):
The 2nd Division has responsibility for the whole of England north of the Humber and Scotland. The division was first formed in 1809 to fight in the Peninsular War and one of its most famous engagements was during the Burma Campaign in 1944 when, at the battle for Kohima, the tide against the Japanese Army finally turned. The Divisional Headquarters is in Edinburgh.
- The Divisional Headquarters is in Edinburgh. The 2nd Division comprises four Brigades and a Garrison:
- 15 (North East) Brigade, with its Headquarters in York, is responsible for units in the North East of England.
- 42 (North West) Brigade, with its Headquarters in Preston, is responsible for the home defence of the North West of England and the Isle of Man.
- 51 (Scottish) Brigade, has its Headquarters in Stirling. The Brigade’s area of responsibility encompasses almost two thirds of Scotland from the Forth and Clyde rivers in the south to the Shetland Islands in the north.
- 52 (Infantry) Brigade, is a Light Infantry Brigade with Light Role Battalions at Edinburgh, Chester and Preston under its command.
- Catterick Garrison, including units in Ripon, Topcliffe and Dishforth. Catterick Garrison also hosts 19 (Mechanised) Brigade.
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Primus Pilus
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i will accept cmd of our next boat if deemed by the Junta. however, Enterprise is a Grand name reserved for a Capitol ship (sea/space). therefore, i propose Hunter. let's save the fancy names for our kick'as boats.
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Googlie
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Commanding Officer, CRYPTEIA
Apr 1999 time: 21:37
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quote: Originally posted by Kassiopeia
Considering that it'll take quite a few turns for us to get contacts in the first place, Foreign Affairs will be quite a quiet post for some time. |
We have now met the Gaians, as well as all 3 AI factions (Hive, Uni and PK's)
quote: Ancient Sparta had two kings and managed fine - two heads of the diplomatic department ought to manage as well. In Foreign Affairs I'm more interested in the pensmanship and facets of propaganda involved, rather than studying the intricate webs of interfactional relationships as such (hence my interest in running the factional newsletter).
In that sense, I could stay as Minister of Information, and merely act as the "voice" of Sparta. You (GeneralTacticus) could be the "intent" of Sparta, the one who polls for opinions and ponders the general guidelines we go by, plans the strategy and so on. Naturally we could, in name of general flexibility, work in both roles, and act as an advisor for the other. |
How active is GT nowadays? I haven't seen a post of his here for a while
quote: To maintain the appearance of mild disinterest and isolationism, though, it'd be better to have only one clear figurehead for Sparta in the diplomatic circles (that would be me ). It's a clear message when a meeting is held with a legion of attaches and assistants sent by the other side, while the other party sends a single official. Quite a striking image, especially in negotiations for surrender, although I don't see the Spartans accepting anything else than unconditioned surrender unless we're doing really badly. |
I'm delaying the 2140 turn until Kass et al recommend/decide what to do about the Gaians - note that they have asked what we want for Doc Mobility
We obviously want Ind Auto, but that may be somewhat of a one-sided swap that they'll balk at. They haven't (yet) expressed any interest in our intervening to call Chairman Yang off their backs, but that may come. They have offered a Treaty
(see Sparta-Gaian Private Forum (my bolding):
quote: extracted from Sparta-Gaian Private Forum - posted by Lady Deirdre Skye
We are interested in research cooperation and establishing trade routes with you. We propose Treaty of Friendship in light of cooperation and peace with your faction. Other Lordships are also authorised to propose trade with you. |
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Zeiter
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quote: I'm delaying the 2140 turn until Kass et al recommend/decide what to do about the Gaians - note that they have asked what we want for Doc Mobility | quote: We obviously want Ind Auto, but that may be somewhat of a one-sided swap that they'll balk at. They haven't (yet) expressed any interest in our intervening to call Chairman Yang off their backs, but that may come. They have offered a Treaty |
I'm new with ACDG diplomacy, so bear with me, but would it be too blunt to say something like,
"We very much appreciate your offer, but honestly were mainly interested in procuring Industrial Automation, and obviously only offering doc:mob would be a one-sided trade. Therefore, is there a combonation of techs/favors that you would be willing to trade for Industrial Automation?"
And also, the treaty is definitely a good idea, in my opinion. I don't have any overwhelming urge to invade the Gaians at the moment, does anyone else? 
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Kassiopeia
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Jyväskylä, Finland
Jul 2001 time: 07:37
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Oh, certainly. I do like the idea. I wonder how having two Lt. Colonels would affect our decision-making. That is purely from an RP perspective, as far as I've observed the way the turns are played, you both having equal rank is perfect. Also with Maniac having to be absent for a bit more nowadays, it'd be spot on. We could have run-off sentences of "Lt Colonel Maniac being reserved" or "unavailable" or "busy" often, to allude as if something's happened to him. 
I will certainly enjoy the role of the hapless diplomat, loyal to the Junta, having to balance between the two "factions".
I myself could, possibly, take up Recording Officer, as well as being Diplomatic Officer - but that is a task that would possibly also interest Krysia, so I will not call dibs on it just yet.
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