Kazakhstanian invasion of Doomingsland(very closed RP)
Doomingsland
23-08-2004, 16:52
OOC:Note how it says very closed RP, that means no posting unless you were invited, but tags are welcome. This RP is basicly an alternate reality that me and Kazakhstania decided to do, since we wanted to see how a war would occur when he invaded. Any events that take place in this RP to not effect the regular NS timeline.
Mt. Doom Facility, Doomingsland
The emporer paced back and fourth in the command center, the DEFCON meter being on the red one. It was total war now. Kazakhstania had launched an unprovoked cruise missile strike on the capital because they didn't like how criminals were punished. An invasion was expected very soon, and all militia units were on high alert.
An amphibius landing would be unlikely, as the coast of Doomingsland was all jagged rock, except for a small, heavily defended strech of beach. They would attempt to use paratroopers, no doubt.
The emporer was reading over the reports of the air strike on the Kazakhstanian capital.
2000 dead. he smiled to himself, that's what they get for opposing the empire.
OOC:Your turn.
Dimmimar
23-08-2004, 16:56
#tag#
Kazakhstania
23-08-2004, 18:40
The Kazakhstanian high command had decided to use a stand of strategy to burn down the Doominglsand Industry and Armed Forces.
They had decided first to sap their air supremacy. The first Air Division was called to war.
This consists of:
1,200 F-45 Fighters
600 A-15 Attack Fighters
600 F-42 Air Supremacy Fighters
Kazakhstania
23-08-2004, 18:42
Generally, the first 600 F-45's cruise about 200 miles from Doominglsand with an accompanying E-3, ready to pick off fighters as they take off.
Doomingsland
23-08-2004, 19:04
1000 F22s and 600 F35s that were on patrol vecotored in on the enemy aircraft, and at 120 miles, they all launched Pheonix missiles, each missile targetting a different fighter. Nearby vessles launched rescue helos to pick up survivors...
Kazakhstania
23-08-2004, 19:24
OOC: Wait up mate, we could detect and fire on you at 180 miles.
IC:
As the F-35's and F-22's close in, the F-45's unleash their formidable arsenal. They each fire 4 AA-3G missiles at 180 miles, which scream off, guided by the accompanying E-3.
As the missiles screach in, the fighters spread out, and in royal Kazakhstanian fashion, run liek cowards to their airbase, praying they wont get caught.
Doomingsland
23-08-2004, 19:30
OOC:An E3 isn't capable of guiding 2400 missiles at once, but I'll let it go this time.
The Raptors and JSFs deploy counter measures and manuver, as its very easy to dodge a missile fired from 180 miles away, but sadly, 6 JSFs were downed, the pilots ejecting safely. The Raptors and JSFs continue to pursue the enemy fighters, and when within range, launch 4 AMRAAMs each. Aother 50 JSFs takes off from a nearby carrier in an attempt to cut off the enemy formations, and also launches 4 AMRAAMs.
Kazakhstania
23-08-2004, 20:03
OOC: Ho hum, very easy? Want to see the stats? Feel free. I have it writen out, and there are longer range missiles. And sorry about the E-3, I overlooked that...sorry :(
IC:
In mass evasive maneuvers, the 600 F-45's activate their stealth get-up (I have stats on that, too) to evade the missiles radar, and at the same time activate their thermal gear.
They duck and dive, thought 210 are downed en masse, filling the sky with fire.
Anotehr 600 F-45 which were rotating to replace the F-45's come in accompanied by an E-3, and fire 4 AA-3G's each, before turning to escort the wounded F-45 squadron.
OOC:
After I post the stats, I would appreciate it if you changed you losses. You do know the S-400 is one of the most effective missiles in the world, and has a range of 400km. The AA-3 has a 1:1.5 ratio for a fighter pulling 9 G's.
Ruthless Slaughter
23-08-2004, 20:21
OOC: I assume I'm invited? Most Kazakhstanian forces would have to pass over my country to get to Doom. But then again, this is an alternate universe...
I might as well use this post as a TAG while I'm at it.
Doomingsland
23-08-2004, 20:31
OOC: I assume I'm invited? Most Kazakhstanian forces would have to pass over my country to get to Doom. But then again, this is an alternate universe...
I might as well use this post as a TAG while I'm at it.
OOC: Did I send you an invite? That will tell you the answer.
Doomingsland
23-08-2004, 20:36
OOC: Ho hum, very easy? Want to see the stats? Feel free. I have it writen out, and there are longer range missiles. And sorry about the E-3, I overlooked that...sorry :(
IC:
In mass evasive maneuvers, the 600 F-45's activate their stealth get-up (I have stats on that, too) to evade the missiles radar, and at the same time activate their thermal gear.
They duck and dive, thought 210 are downed en masse, filling the sky with fire.
Anotehr 600 F-45 which were rotating to replace the F-45's come in accompanied by an E-3, and fire 4 AA-3G's each, before turning to escort the wounded F-45 squadron.
OOC:
After I post the stats, I would appreciate it if you changed you losses. You do know the S-400 is one of the most effective missiles in the world, and has a range of 400km. The AA-3 has a 1:1.5 ratio for a fighter pulling 9 G's.
OOC:If you launching a missile from 180 miles away, then they would have plenty of time to evade. Plus the F35 and F22 are stealth, so you would have a hard time hitting me.
A nearby carrier battle group fires on the retreating enemy aircraft with over 300 SM-2-ER missiles, and 6 inch guns. The raptors and JSFs attack the new threat, although by now, around 210 have been downed. Another wave of 500 F22s launches more Pheonix's at the embattled enemy from 120 miles away.
OOC:When do you plan on invading?
Doomingsland
23-08-2004, 20:46
Suddenly, the Doomingsland aircraft turned around, and accelerated to mach two, and headed for home, releasing a massive amount of counter measures to cover their escape, which took them right over a carrier battle group. If the enemy decided to pursue, they would come under extremely heavy fire from the ships.
Final losses-123 F22s, 199 F35s
Kazakhstania
23-08-2004, 21:07
OOC: Did you even read that thing on the anti stealth radar? Ill take it as a no.
Reply later.
Kazakhstania
23-08-2004, 21:18
The slightly larger missiles definately had more of a punch than the last missiles, but this time the fighters had top speed, and launched a huge cloud of coutnermeasures. Only 123 fighters were downed, and another 2 damaged.
As the fighters reatreated they outran the other Pheonix's, only 2 stragglers getting downed.
Looking ath the battle being harshly fought, the 2nd Airborne has been deployed, with the same amount of fighters again.
This time a huge force of 600 F-45's, 600 F-42's, 3 E-3's and various supporting tankers and EW aircraft flies out 500km away fromt he battle group but inside Doom airspace.
Doomingsland
23-08-2004, 21:24
This time, the bait wasn't taken. The air patrols all stayed at least 150 miles inland, in order to bring enemy fighters within range of SAM systems if they wanted to try and down them. The Doomingsland air defence network was highly advanced, and consisted of over 20,000 missiles and AAA, all carefully concealed, some of them house in underground bunkers that raise up for firing. The radar was also cleverly designed. There would be thousands of radar dishes, many of them turned off to hide them from HARMs and various other anti-radar missiles. The other sites that were turned on would act as bait, and transmit enemy positions to other nearby sights. When the enemy would launch their anti-radar missiles, the inactive radar and SAMs would activate, and down the surprised enemy fighters.
OOC:This is just for future reference, don't say you actualy know all of this.
Kazakhstania
23-08-2004, 21:30
OOC: Whats the range of your SAM thats nearest to the coast.
Doomingsland
23-08-2004, 21:38
OC:The coastal instalations have 200 km range, but those are concealed and powered down. I have a bunch of old SA2s concealed, but turned on, and they have 80 km range. Then I've got patriot PAC-2s(those are oggd against aircraft, bad against missiles) with 120 km range, and those are powered down. I've got a ton of ZPU-57s and 23s, and a bunch of ZPU-4s. I also have alot of AA vehicles in underground shelters that roll out when an enemy aircraft is in range. It took me a while to think all this out, hehe.
Kazakhstania
23-08-2004, 21:45
OOC: Heh, I was worried you would do this, means I cant snuff out the SAM's with longer ranges. Anyway, I'd need small Cruise missiles to konk them...wait....SCRAMjets!
IC:
Earlier flights by reconisaicne (totally mucked up spelling) aircraft had spotlighted several up and runnign SA-2's, but those aircraft quickly got blasted bu more powerful SAM's. But, the positions of those SA-2's had been mapped for vital seconds, meaning they could be placed and....
From 212km away (max range of rather huge HARM's), 60 escorted A-15's turned onto the radar traffic and positions of the SA-2's passed to them on the JTIDS, and fired 2 Mini SCRAMJET HARM's at the SAM's, which then locked on and sped in at very fast speeds.
The missiles flew in fast and low, and dove straight for the positions ofthe SA-2's at Mach 7. All this, and the A-15's had been 500km away.
Doomingsland
23-08-2004, 21:50
After the radar operator saw the range and speed of the incoming missiles, they figured they couldn't intercept. 60 SA-2 launchers were destroyed, but there were thousands left...
Doomingsland
23-08-2004, 21:53
OOC: Did any pilots from the recon planes eject? If so, we can add a carachter aspect to this.
Kazakhstania
23-08-2004, 21:59
OOC: Sure, one ejected, and should right now be cruisng in to land in the deep Doom Sea.
IC:
Another recon plane swept over, this time an old WWII fighter fitted with ejection seats and radar. It caught the SA-2 beams, passed on the info to more A-15's which duely fired and scooted.
OOC:
His name is Corporal Ian Thompson, Kazkahstanian, Code 0013789549, 1st Air
Kazakhstania
23-08-2004, 22:03
At the same time, a mass army of 500,000 Paratroopers, 20,000 M-26UMX tanks and thousands of other vehicles were being massed, ready to attack the nation of Doominglsnd.
And, in a new wave of attacks, 120 Tu-160's carrying 2 SCRAMjets each escorted by hoards of fighters (same numbers as in that huge baiting movement) cruised to 500km off Doomingsland only beach, and let of 240 SCRAMjets at bunkers and Artillery Pieces spotted by satellittes using Thermal detectors.
Doomingsland
23-08-2004, 22:13
The missiles slamed into the artilery that was near the beach, destroying 200 M198 howitzers, and alsoo taking out several large bunkers. Satelite photos showed the huge paratrooper army being ammased, and they figured they wouldn't attempt a beach landing.
Meanwhile...
A large group of militia mounted in BMP-2s and BRDM-2s drove toward the downed pilot. They all piled out of the vehicles, and rushed toward the pilot.
"Get your hands up, punk!" yelled a sergeant at the helpless pilot.
Kazakhstania
23-08-2004, 22:18
The Corporal considered taking a pistol to the Sargeant, but considered it foolhardy. The Doominglsandains were rubbish shots so he probably would end up wounded, anyway.
He stuck up his hands, and tried in vain to get up. He had broken his thigh bones, and couldnt move.
Again throughout the day, 3 waves of Scramjets fired missiles at the beach, using thermal satellite photos to target bunkers and artillery, moving on to barracks and SAM and AAA sites. Over 600 SCRAMjets were fired.
Doomingsland
23-08-2004, 22:38
The Corporal considered taking a pistol to the Sargeant, but considered it foolhardy. The Doominglsandains were rubbish shots so he probably would end up wounded, anyway.
He stuck up his hands, and tried in vain to get up. He had broken his thigh bones, and couldnt move.
Again throughout the day, 3 waves of Scramjets fired missiles at the beach, using thermal satellite photos to target bunkers and artillery, moving on to barracks and SAM and AAA sites. Over 600 SCRAMjets were fired.
Two militiamen walked up to the captured pilot, and tied his hands and legs. The pilot yelled in pain since his hip was broken. He was then dragged into the back of the BMP, and knocked out. Several hours later, he found himself in a dark cell. Little did he know, he was being watched...
"Sir, he's awake."
"Good, bring him out."
The pilot was dragged from his cell, and sat down in a room with cameras, and a large Doomingsland flag in the backround.
"And we are live in 3...2...1..."
Images of the captured pilot were broadcast in hopes of swaying the opinion of the enemy populace. He was asked simple questions, such as name rank and serial number. Afterwords, he was dragged back to his cell, and would undergo interregation the next day...
By now, the beach was little more than a smouldering crater, all defences in the immediate area were compltelely defunct. Luckily, the flase barracks trick had worked, and the enemy believed they dealt a crushing blow to the garrison, when in reality, they were a mile below ground in a large bunker complex.
Kazakhstania
23-08-2004, 22:44
Agin and again, the Tu-160's attacked the beach, attacking every sign of life, and spending hours at a time pinpointing the loaction of enemy bunker exits.
A small SAS squad was being readied to be inserted to highlight the rest of the exits.
As for the prisoner video, it was banned in Kazakhstania, and intelligence used to pinpoint where he was..
Doomingsland
23-08-2004, 22:49
By now, everyone on the beach was deep below ground. There was still a decent amount of SAMs in underground silos. The enemy would have a very difficult time finding the bunkers, and the prisoner for that matter, as he was in the Doom Valley Prison Facility, a top secret underground prison, heavily defended with automated turrets and highly trained guards.
Kazakhstania
23-08-2004, 22:56
For the next few days, the Air Force spent their time finding and neutralising SAM's in the 150km range around the beach, while readying a large attack, to the heart of Doominglsand... their Fleet.
Doomingsland
23-08-2004, 23:09
OOC:Wait, so your fighters are coming within 150km of the beach?
Kazakhstania
24-08-2004, 07:51
OOC: Occasionally, if a SAM appears within 150km of "the beach", they will send in a recon plane before snuffing the SAM with SCRAMjets. This is still the same huge force of fighters, by the way.
Doomingsland
24-08-2004, 15:33
Over 500 SA10 and 12 batteries of 5 missiles each, conealed in underground vertical launch tubes, opened fire from 200 km away at the enemy fighter formation at the beach.
OOC:I'm gettin bored, land your guys already.
Kazakhstania
24-08-2004, 16:08
This was the bait Kazakhstania had been looking for. Every fighter, EVERY fighter, had been carrying two SCRAMjet HARM's. They all fired two at a selected SA-10 (the SCRAMjets would go through the protective bunkers, by the way) and dived, hitting 25o feet at Mach 2, running away from the aircraft.
Some stayed high and maneuvered, the battle skilled pilots of the 2nd Air (average of 2 wars and 3 combat kills per pilot) timing it to perfection.
Unfortunately another 237 got shot down out of the massive formation, stilla s relatively small number. The rest escaped, while the SCRAMjets drove in towards the SA-10's....
Meanwhile, five fleets, each containing roughly 50 ships and an Aircraft Carrier, left port, setting sail towards the Doomingslandian fleet.
Doomingsland
24-08-2004, 16:22
The beach SAMs were devastated, but luckily, only SA10s were targetted, and the far more lethal SA-12 sites remained operational. Over 1000 SA10 launchers were destroyed, leaving only 800 SA-12s operational, but these had a kill rate of 95%...
Darkness AFB, Doomingsland
A fleet of 2000 Longsword bombers took off after detecting the enemy fleet. The bombers came pouring out of the massive, underground airfield, and climbed to an altitude of 70,000 feet, above the effective range of enemy fighters, and accelerated to mach 3. Each bomber was armed with 8 LSLRM-AS missiles. At a range of 1000 miles, the missiles were launched. The missiles were SCRAMjets, and would climb up to 100,000 feet before diving into the decks of the enemy vessels.
Kazakhstania
24-08-2004, 16:51
On their return trip from the raid on the beach, 600 F-42's and 600 F-45's still had two AA-3G's to fire each. So, they were vectored by the fleet and their E-3's, and approached the bombers. They looked defenseless, with no escorts
(you didnt post any in the orgional post "A fleet of 2000 Longsword bombers took off after detecting the enemy fleet. The bombers came pouring out of the massive, underground airfield, and climbed to an altitude of 70,000 feet, above the effective range of enemy fighters, and accelerated to mach 3. Each bomber was armed with 8 LSLRM-AS missiles.")
So, at 180km, the F-45's fired 2 AA-3's each at the bombers, before returning to escort the A-15's, and the F-42's fired 4 AA-3's each at the bombers. Thats over 5,000 missiles, with 75% hit rates of each. The F-42's then closed in at Mach 2 towards the bombers, firing 2 AA-4H's (like AA-3's but smaller, 92% hit rate for 11G's) at the bombers, they then closed more, to cannon range....
The SCRAMjets closed in, as the fleets launched over 1,200 missiles at 400km, followed by huge cannon fire at 10km (over 10,000 shells), then 5km lasers, followed by 5,200 Small Missile Fire (CIWS systems, the Russian versions fire Igla's aswell) and lastly the fleets combined 450 CIWS systems, pouring shells on the missiles.
OOC:
I need you to post missile losses before I can post ship losses, since I amnt allowed to post your losses.
Doomingsland
24-08-2004, 17:06
"This is Hammer one, incoming bandits. Punch it!"
The bombers kicked on the afterburners, and accelerated to mach 4.5, quickly leaving the enemy missiles and fighters in the dust.
Meanwhile, the 16,000 SCRAMjets were going mach 8 down toward the enemy ships. The lasers barely scratched the paint of the missiles, as they had heat sheilds, but the enemy CIWS and missiles knocked out 691 missiles, still leaving the majority to annihilate the 50 ships...
Kazakhstania
24-08-2004, 17:48
OOC: Scratch the paintwork? Ever heard of EMP? How about lasers being the most penetrative things on earth. Come on.
Second thing. Missiles travel at MACH 5-6. Maybe they left the fighters, but sure as hell not the missiles. Anyway, how the hell does a bomber go Mach 4.5 AND carry 6 SCRAMjets.
IC:
Anyway, consider everything but the 4 Aircraft Carriers, 12 Battleships and 8 Cruisers absolutely dead, and those mentioned limping back to port, unrepareable for about 2 years.
Still, I have about 100 subs out to sea (they are my main strike force) on the way to your fleet (and you shoudnt know a thing about it).
Meanwhile, 1,200 more fighters took off and escorted 2,400 Tu-160's with 2 SCRAMjets each, which all flew towards the Doomingsland fleet, 3 E-3's accompanying. At 1,000km, they each let off their SCRAMjets, before turnign tail and running.
120 of the fighters, instead of turing tail, headed towards the bombers at a 20 degree angle, aiming to intercept and destroy, if the missiles didnt take them down first.
Doomingsland
24-08-2004, 18:20
OOC: Scratch the paintwork? Ever heard of EMP? How about lasers being the most penetrative things on earth. Come on.
Second thing. Missiles travel at MACH 5-6. Maybe they left the fighters, but sure as hell not the missiles. Anyway, how the hell does a bomber go Mach 4.5 AND carry 6 SCRAMjets.
IC:
Anyway, consider everything but the 4 Aircraft Carriers, 12 Battleships and 8 Cruisers absolutely dead, and those mentioned limping back to port, unrepareable for about 2 years.
Still, I have about 100 subs out to sea (they are my main strike force) on the way to your fleet (and you shoudnt know a thing about it).
Meanwhile, 1,200 more fighters took off and escorted 2,400 Tu-160's with 2 SCRAMjets each, which all flew towards the Doomingsland fleet, 3 E-3's accompanying. At 1,000km, they each let off their SCRAMjets, before turnign tail and running.
120 of the fighters, instead of turing tail, headed towards the bombers at a 20 degree angle, aiming to intercept and destroy, if the missiles didnt take them down first.
OOC:The first time you launched a SCRAMjet strike on me, you said lasers wouldn't work. The missiles do travel at mach 8 on their nose down desecnet into the ships, you said this yourself. As for the bombers, they have an internal bomb bay, and have advenced aerodynamic design, technically its possible.
The fleet was devastated by the strike, leaving barely any ships, save a few destroyers, to destroy. However, this was but one of 10 battle groups, all scattered throughout the sea. Each group contained two Nimitz or Yorktown class, and at least 10 destroyers and frigates, not to mention a large complement of subs.
Meanwhile, fighters stationed on the mainland had recieved a new upgrade that would put them at an advantage...(give me a target and I'll show it to you, or, hell, land your damn paratroopers and see what happens).
Kazakhstania
24-08-2004, 23:16
One night:
A massive complement of 12,000 Tu-160's had just arrived in the theatre of war. Escorted by 3rd Air, a compliment of:
10 groups of 1,400 Tu-160's with 2 SCRAMjets
10 groups of escorting 2,400 F-45's, with stealth camo (I can describe it to you. It is not like stealth, this is impervious to radar. Description later)
the 10 groups took off and attacked with 2,800 SCRAMjets each all 10 carrier battlegroups at once.
Doomingsland
25-08-2004, 14:21
OOC:The stealth camo sounds godmodded, I won't RP it. Correct me if I'm wrong, but your still flying sorties over the beach, right?
Doom AFB, Doomingsland
From the airfield, 600 F/A22s took off, and another 1000 took off from various other airfields. Today they were going to test out a new weapon on the enemy. They closed into range with the enemy fighters patroling near the beach, and at 200 miles, released 8 XRAAM(extreme range air-to-air missile) missiles each. The missiles flew towards the enemy fighters at mach 5, and when they got within 5 miles, switched to vectored thrust, making them extremely difficult to dodge.
As for the battle groups...
All surface ships were annihilated, although nearly 2000 fighters escaped and headed for home.
Kazakhstania
25-08-2004, 19:48
OOC: Im going to RP from the second you laucnehd the missiles. I'll explain the Stealth Camo later, it isnt in the field yet, we have underfunded out military for years. Goddamn liberalists....
IC:
Across thousands of aircrafts JTIDS's, the screens lit up with incoming missiles. Over the 8,000 fighters in the air at that time, eacha nd every one picked up where the missiles had come from over the JTIDS net.
50 E-3's cast their radar eye in the F-22's direction, and found them, and lit them up across the JTIDS net.
All fighters across the board fired 6 AA-3's each at 180 miles. 48,000 AA-3's screached towards the 1,600 F-22's. This was the break they had been waiting for.
Unfortunately, as they had to close to range to fire, they had very little time to maneuver.
OOC: I am ignoring EIGHT missiels each. This is impossible. Both in weight, guidance (you havent posted an E-3 so there cant be one) and space allotment, unless the F-22's are huge and anmaneuverable. Six at most, I have kept it to four in case you yelled godmod. So please, reasonable numbers, lets both agree on six.
Oh, and post losses on the bombers, they cant outrun missiles, no aircraft can.
IC:
The fighters and EW aircraft jammed at the last minute, the battle hardened pilots maneuvering at the right time to outmaneuver many missiles. Unfortunately, the pilots where often overwhelmed, and 2,629 were downed and a huge 3,120 badly damaged:
OOC:
Ok, heres a description of my AA-3G's.
They are vectored thrust, Mach 5 missiles, which have a unique guidance system.
At 180 mi to 18 mi they are radar guided, by the launching aircraft, JTIDS (our information sharing software for targets and friendlies in Kazahstania), their own 120 mi radar and E-3's independantly. At 15 mi they switch to independant thermal seekers, which can smoke out anything as small as an F-117. At 5km they switch to laser, takign out the target with precision.
There are a few things you need to know about this system.
A) They never, EVER lose their targets, Thanks to JTIDS, E-3's and all those guidance systems, they just turn round and try again until he run out of fuel.
B) If one gets jammed or lost, they just switch to another one with a similar range.
C) They are thrust vectored and always have been. Its the same system as yours, probably.
Just to get you up to speed, as with all modern wars, it aint the aircraft, but the missile.
Doomingsland
25-08-2004, 20:01
OOC:Liberalist? I'm not the one invading over "human rights violations", lol. Yeah, I guess 8 was a little too much, so from now on they'll carry six of those, then two sidewinders in the side bays. But still, a Raptor can have underwing pylons mounted, so technically it'd be possible.
The Raptors turned and fled as soon as they launched their missiles, and accelerated to mach 2.2, not nearly enough. Most of the aircraft were near home when the enemy missiles began hitting, leaving only 109 Raptors escaped undamaged, and another 80 were damaged, but in salvagable condition, but still, it was worth the price. There were more to take their places...
As for the bombers, we'll say 201 went down.
Doom Valley Prison, Doomingsland
Inside one of the interregation rooms, the captured pilot was being questioned.
"So, corporal, tell me, how many aircraft are in your division? Before you answer, also anwer me this:why does your government send a young man like you on a suicide mission when they supposedly value human rights above all else?"
OOC:You RP the pilot, mind if I capture some more from that last engagment?
Doomingsland
25-08-2004, 20:39
OOC:So, when you gonna land your paras? I want to see some ground combat, the air stuff is getting real old real fast.
Official Presidential Statement
Today, was a day of fear for our allies in Doomingsland. Much of their air superority has been lost in the war on Kazakhstania. But no longer, for we shall liberate them from the tyranny and imperialism of the enemy. We shall make them strong again. And in doing so, I have ordered the mobilization of one million men and and ten thousand tanks to defend our allies on the ground. We are at war, and the war shall be won.
President George
Ruler of Grenval
Pray now, for we shall tear your gods from the sky.
--
0700 Hours; Grenvali Armed Forces Base Vialish; Rufushian, Grenval
One million men prepared for war. Twenty-five Heavy Infantry Divisions, containing: 20,000 Infantry; 1,000 M120 Mortars; 50 M109A6 Paladin Howitzers; all mounted in M113A3 Armored Personal Carrier were placed on high alert and were ordered to be ready to move out by dusk. Twenty-five Light Infantry Divisions containing: 20,000 Infantry; 500 M120 Mortars; 25 M109A6 Paladin Howitzers were given the same orders. As were the ten Heavy Calvary Division, containing: 1,000 M1A2 Abrams Main Battle Tanks; 50 M109A6 Paladin Howitzers; 50 M993 Multiple Launch Rocket Systems; 10 Patriot Missile Batteries.
Corporal Adams, a man of thirty odd years, was to be airdropped, along with his tank and crew, into Doomingsland territory in roughly five hours. And to prepare, he sat outside, smoking. Inhaling deeply, he calmed his nerves for the coming war. He expected to die, but did not look forward to it. Death was not something a godless man cared for.
And so Adams sat, scrathing his scruffly beard, eyes closed, waiting.
--
1124 Hours; Drop Zone; Doomingsland Claimed Territory
Corporal Adams was the first to hit the ground. His tank landed five hundred meters from him. Climbing into the tank, Adams, along with the fifty other crews first to land, took off into the barren, inhospitable landscape of Doomingsland, to defend a nation he had never known, from and enemy he had never known.
--
Official Presidential Statement
Kazakhstania, I warn you. We have stationed one million men and ten thousand tanks to defend Doomingsland. Surrender now, or face the crushing might of Grenval! Pray now, for we shall tear your gods from the sky. Remember that now, always, and forever. And I swear unto you, I shall see you in hell!
President George
Ruler of Grenval
Pray now, for we shall tear your gods from the sky.
Doomingsland
26-08-2004, 18:37
Encrypting.....
Message encrypted, level alpha...
Tansmitting...
---Official Imperial Communique to Grenval---
We are greatful for your assistance in this matter, however, we have many pilots without aircraft. Would you be so kind enough as to supply us with some?
---END TRANSMISSION---
Sgt. Conner and his battalion had been sent to link up with the Grenvali forces in the Doom Desert. He sat in the back of his Bradley as they approached the friendly troops. He and his men, all ACS equiped(they've got cool looking armor on), marched towards the friendly reinforcements. His CO, Major Anderson, walked over to the Grenvali CO, and began informing them of the situation. They would mainly need men to defend the heartland, as the beach was still throughly covered by hidden SCRAMjet launchers that were over 1000 miles away from the beach. Paratroopers were a distict posibility, many of the men had seen satelite photos of the enemy air armada being prepped.
EDIT:Just for the record, you took out about an eighth of my total fighter complement, and a fourth of my total Raptors.
Doomingsland
28-08-2004, 17:52
bump
Kazakhstania
28-08-2004, 23:03
Kazakhstania is keeping up fighter patrols in numbers of around 4,000, 400km off the beach, and one supporting carrier and small destroyer escort group is nearby, with F-41's circling 600 miles round it, an E-3 nearby at all times.
OOC:
Sorry, no invasion as of now, your too powerful right now. Once I get a decent area of defended ground to attack from with all my troops you'd be as good as dead (nothing to do with tactics or nations, just numbers).
Is there a land border I could come in from? That would stop this SCRAMjet rubbish.