NationStates Jolt Archive

No longer interested in Papua New Guinea- and rapidly losing interest in Belize- the Generalissimo J.L. instead set his sights on Botswana, which conveniently, bordered Rhodesia (formerly Zimbabwe). Geologically very rich, its immense value could not be ignored. While his rivals squabbled and fought over South Africa, J.L. realized now was the perfect chance to seize this gem. It would be relatively easy, and well worth the effort.

(OOC: And this time, will someone PLEASE RP the resistance?)

(OOC: N/M, guess I'll have to do it. :rolleyes: )

OOC: I'll do it.

IC:

The President of Botswana was not feeling good. Africa was getting carved up like a prize turkey, and he was in the thick of it. It was inevitable he'd be swept up in the scheme of things, especially since the RB Empire was rapidly growing next door, having taken command of Zimbabwe (or "Rhodesia," as they had called it now).

He sighed and signed the order mobilizing the 202,176 soldiers Botswana had at its command. If anything happened, he wanted to be prepared.....

OOC: I'll do it.

IC:

The President of Botswana was not feeling good. Africa was getting carved up like a prize turkey, and he was in the thick of it. It was inevitable he'd be swept up in the scheme of things, especially since the RB Empire was rapidly growing next door, having taken command of Zimbabwe (or "Rhodesia," as they had called it now).

He sighed and signed the order mobilizing the 202,176 soldiers Botswana had at its command. If anything happened, he wanted to be prepared.....


(OOC: Thanks a lot!)

(OOC2: Be right back.)

Military Forces to be sent to Botswana

Army
Thirty-Sixth Army
106th Corps=211th and 212th Divisions
107th Corps=213th and 214th Divisions
108th Corps=215th and 216th Divisions

Thirty-Seventh Army
109th Corps=217th and 218th Divisions
110th Corps=219th and 220th Divisions
111th Corps=221st and 222nd Divisions

Thirty-Eighth Army
112th Corps=223rd and 224th Divisions
113rd Corps=225th and 226th Divisions
114th Corps=227th and 228th Divisions

Thirty-Ninth Army
115th Corps=229th and 230th Divisions
116th Corps=231st and 232nd Divisions
117th Corps=233rd and 234th Divisions

Fortieth Army
118th Corps=235th and 236th Divisions
119th Corps=237th and 238th Divisions
120th Corps=239th and 240th Divisions


Navy
5th Fleet=9th Group and 10th Group
6th Fleet=11th Group and 12th Group


Air Force
9th Air Armada
81st Wing=Squadrons 801-810
82nd Wing=Squadrons 811-820
83rd Wing=Squadrons 821-830
84th Wing=Squadrons 831-840
85th Wing=Squadrons 841-850
86th Wing=Squadrons 851-860
87th Wing=Squadrons 861-870
88th Wing=Squadrons 871-880
89th Wing=Squadrons 881-890
90th Wing=Squadrons 891-900

10th Air Armada
91st Wing=Squadrons 901-910
92nd Wing=Squadrons 911-920
93rd Wing=Squadrons 921-930
94th Wing=Squadrons 931-940
95th Wing=Squadrons 941-950
96th Wing=Squadrons 951-960
97th Wing=Squadrons 961-970
98th Wing=Squadrons 971-980
99th Wing=Squadrons 981-990
100th Wing=Squadrons 991-1000

11th Air Armada
101st Wing=Squadrons 1001-1010
102nd Wing=Squadrons 1011-1020
103rd Wing=Squadrons 1021-1030
104th Wing=Squadrons 1031-1040
105th Wing=Squadrons 1041-1050
106th Wing=Squadrons 1051-1060
107th Wing=Squadrons 1061-1070
108th Wing=Squadrons 1071-1080
109th Wing=Squadrons 1081-1090
110th Wing=Squadrons 1091-1100


Marines
Fifth Contingency
13th Corps=25th and 26th Divisions
14th Corps=27th and 28th Divisions
15th Corps=29th and 30th Divisions

Sixth Contingency
16th Corps=31st and 32nd Divisions
17th Corps=33rd and 34th Divisions
18th Corps=35th and 36th Divisions

Seventh Contingency
19th Corps=37th and 38th Divisions
20th Corps=39th and 40th Divisions
21st Corps=41st and 42nd Divisions

Eighth Contingency
22nd Corps=43rd and 44th Divisions
23rd Corps=45th and 46th Divisions
24th Corps=47th and 48th Divisions


National Guard
7th Corps=Divisions 25-28

To: The President of Botswana
From: Generalissimo J.L.

Your former nation will soon be integrated into the RB Empire. Resistance is futile. Your 8,000 troops are no match for the hundreds of thousands I have stationed at the Rhodesian border. My friend, I highly recommend an immediate, unconditional surrender. Botswana will become a self-governing state of RB, and all current political, economic, and social freedoms will not only be retained, but strengthened and expanded. Moreover, your economy will reach unprecedented proportions. The alternative is becoming a wasteland. The choice is yours. Choose wisely. Good day.

Holy Paradise is will not send troops as this will be too easy of an invasion.
-President Holtz

Holy Paradise is will not send troops as this will be too easy of an invasion.
-President Holtz

Will you send doctors, teachers, etc. after the occupation? Botswana has one of the world's highest rates of HIV infection, a fact which deeply concerns me.

-Generalissimo J.L.

Will you send doctors, teachers, etc. after the occupation? Botswana has one of the world's highest rates of HIV infection, a fact which deeply concerns me.

-Generalissimo J.L.
That of course, shall be sent after the successful invasion.
-President Holtz

That of course, shall be sent after the successful invasion.
-President Holtz

Thank you, my friend.

-Generalissimo J.L.

To: The President of Botswana
From: Generalissimo J.L.

Hm......this better not be one of those "white power" deals. We had a guy, Fabus, who ruled next door once, screwed everything up.

You'd better make good on that self-governing provision. Any attempt to bring in somebody else to govern us, and we will NOT be happy, ok?

Anyway, seeing as how I have at least 200,000 men total at my command.....fine. But they better not be disarmed when you guys come in. They're only good for stopping poachers, and kepping things quiet anyway. Might save you guys a few bucks to keep us around.

-The President of Botswana

Hm......this better not be one of those "white power" deals. We had a guy, Fabus, who ruled next door once, screwed everything up.

You'd better make good on that self-governing provision. Any attempt to bring in somebody else to govern us, and we will NOT be happy, ok?

Anyway, seeing as how I have at least 200,000 men total at my command.....fine. But they better not be disarmed when you guys come in. They're only good for stopping poachers, and kepping things quiet anyway. Might save you guys a few bucks to keep us around.

-The President of Botswana

To: The President of Botswana
From: Generalissimo J.L.

I swear, you will govern yourself. Except that your nation will be an RB territory. And as I said, we will not eliminate civil rights, but EXPAND them. Moreover, being a Roach-Busterian territory means unprecedented peace and prosperity. Kiss the days of being a Third World country good-bye.

Cool. I'll have to make a statement about this to the people, but I believe you. If anything, it would give us some peace and quiet.

-The President of Botswana

Sure enough the President spoke to the people about this....some were not too happy, others reacted pleasantly, if nervously, and decided to join the RB Empire.

Obviously, the people were nervous and had a right to be concerned; the President may have been sure of J.L.'s pledge to allow them to govern themselves, but the people were not so convinced. Still, they went along, their leader hadn't failed them before. Still a debate was raging, and the President was careful to ask the people to stay calm.

Thank you for choosing wisely. Construction of 400 schools, 1,000 hospitals, 75 universities, and 650 orphanages will begin this week. Moreover, 15,000 physicians, 25,600 nurses, 80,000 teachers, 100,000 policemen, 500 military advisors, and 25 economic advisors are on their way now.

-Generalissimo J.L.